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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2000
Page
12
The National Newspaper Association and Illinois presses recognize Alan Macey and Jim Pecora for sports and business reporting. Awards highlight accuracy, insight, and local impact across suburban papers.
The Flossmoor mayor Roger Molski opted to leave the village board vacancy unfilled until next April's elections, praising six strong candidates while withholding a choice. We argue a seven member board benefits governance, that an appointee should learn on the job, and urge him to select someone now with board consent likely to follow.
Tomorrow the Chicago Heights Park Board decides whether to buy the nine hole course on Halsted Street and convert it to a public park. Backers say the $1.4 million price could yield future revenue from golf, restaurant and pro shop, preserving open space and adding public use land.
Baseball season returns with Sox and Cubs home openers this week in Chicago. Fans recall 1959 and 1945 pennant gaps while watching opening series in Japan. Despite rough starts, the devotion endures as millions head to Wrigley and Comiskey to cheer their teams this spring.
Tom Houlihan argues that the Elian case proves Americans love children more than any other nation. He contrasts Cuba’s regime with U S culture of consumer abundance, media attention, and television driven childhood, claiming Elian will thrive here with opportunities, toys, and a global spotlight. He warns critics, noting the Columbine anniversary and media frenzy around Elian.
A Bloom Township high school district Education Foundation chair commends The Star for ongoing Centennial coverage highlighting Bloom and Bloom Trail alumni and contributions to the Chicago Southland. The letter urges continued recognition and support for school communities and Centennial activities.
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