Festive planter outside Cambridge Savings Bank, which sponsored six planters throughout the area./ Courtesy Arlington Heights Community Association
Arlington Heights is tapping into the holiday spirit with new festive planters outside several businesses. The wintergreen arrangements with pinecones and berries are part of the Arlington Heights Community Association's beautification project.
According to a statement from the group, the project ensures that planters throughout the area will be filled with seasonal vegetation until next fall.
The association sent out acknowledgments to the businesses that sponsored these planters. These include Intelligent Labor and Moving, Realtor Julie Horvath of Senne, the Roasted Granola Café, Society Beauty Bar, Sports Etc. and Wonder Yoga.
A special thank you was given to Cambridge Savings Bank, which sponsored six planters this season.
"We hope the community will continue to patronize these businesses and the many other unique Height businesses in this vibrant commercial district," wrote Janet O'Riordan, member of the AHCA.
Planter outside the Roasted Granola Café on Mass. Ave. /Courtesy Arlington Heights Community AssociationThe AHCA is a group of Arlington Heights business owners, residents and nonprofits who meet monthly to address local issues and concerns, support beautification projects and organize public events such as three seasonal window paintings (spring, fall and winter), the Winter Holiday Stroll and the Spring Fling Festival.
Meetings of the AHCA ypically take place on the third Thursday morning of every month, the news release said.
Those interested in attending a meeting, volunteering at an event or making a donation to support AHCA activities may contact Janet O’Riordan, at
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This news announcement was published Friday, Nov. 17, 2023, based on information from Janet O’Riordan, a volunteer with the Arlington Heights Community Association, or AHCA.
