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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1995
Page
1
A Spring Showing of Homes promotes real estate sales as a rewarding career. The piece highlights incentives and opportunities in real estate, emphasizing self-satisfaction and profit potential for agents during a busy showing season.
Dead end street reports that girls in gangs are becoming a fresh concern for law enforcement officials and social workers as they address evolving crime and street activity.
Automobile dealers in the Tinley Orland area roll out their best offerings for potential buyers in a special section highlighting models, prices, and financing options.
Columnist Tom Houlihan questions if schools should trade rank and reputation for cash revenue. The piece weighs commercial considerations against educational goals, hinting at impact on curricula and community values.
Falcon Crest Estates developer Emil Marski wins village action to proceed with the final phase in Richton Park after a special hearing. Trustees OK vacation of streets and alleys and the final plat subject to park planning review and vegetation work, with grading seeding and removal requirements to be observed.
Frankfort officials aim to connect the Old Plank Road Trail with a Pfeiffer Road extension and Charington trail to create a village wide network. Planning director Paula Wallrich said proximity to residents and future signalized intersections are goals. Construction shifts for 1996 with grants covering most costs and a 20 percent village share.
Matteson Village Board unanimously agreed Monday to join the Interstate 57 Corridor Planning Council joining Richton Park which had already joined two weeks earlier The move aims to coordinate development transport growth management and environmental planning along I-57 from Interstate 80 to Kankakee County The group views growth as inevitable with or without an airport near Peotone and emphasizes preparedness and regional cooperation led by Village President Mark Stricker
In a series starter, Cecile Julian examines modern manufactured housing. The piece notes a shift from tainted trailer park images to respectable communities, profiles growth from 8 by 12 foot boxes to 18 foot wide homes, and cites strong sales from 171,000 in 1991 to projected 310,000 in 1994 with expectations to surpass 400,000 by 1996. Bruce Savage of the Manufactured Housing Institute details four growth drivers.
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