Cardboard capers delight Frankfort kids with box treasure
Frankfort youngsters found high excitement in a discarded refrigerator box last week. A Star Publications photo by Jerry Marmozewicz captures kids using the oversized cardboard treasure for play and imagination in a playful scene.
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Frankfort Square Cable TV awaits county approval
Will county board plans to adopt a new ordinance regulating cable television by June 24. Frankfort township Supervisor Glenn Coburn seeks changes to ensure township revenues from cable are reinvested locally. The selection of a cable company hinges on franchise approval and may involve TYle Communications or Joyce Cable, with broader area coverage to be considered.
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Prestwick group opposes Frankfort airport expansion
The Prestwick Homeowners Association voted unanimously to object to the proposed airport expansion. President Joe McElmee cites a glide path over two schools, potential tax hikes, doubtful benefits for Lincoln Way residents, and insufficient fire protection readiness as reasons. The group has notified the village township and state of its opposition.
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District 161 earns top praise in ISBE visitation report
Summit Hill schools receive an A for achievements in the Illinois State Board of Education 1982 visitation after a three day tour of four facilities. The report commends atmosphere and environment for teaching, community involvement, student test scores, and the district's financial operation despite low assessed valuation.
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Illinois State Board of Education
Kermit Fessler
District 161
Oseland to finish full term as assessor
Will county Supervisor of Assessments Nancy Oseland will serve until her contract ends October 25 after resisting a resignation demand from county board chairman Lyman Tiernan. She had previously refused to resign, insisting she would complete her term.
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