11 Apr 1999
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1999
Page
1
Special diets influence daily routines and social plans as restrictions shape shopping, travel, and activities. Individuals adopt labeled plans or medical guidance, affecting family meals, school settings, and workplace accommodations in ways that extend past the kitchen.
A team of student reporters from PREP PRESS gathers news and commentary to help families prepare homes for summer. The pieces cover budgeting, maintenance tips, and safety checks while reflecting student voices and local school coverage.
Three challengers Cynthia Butler James Paicz and Lou Cosenza seek to unseat Trustees Chester Wilkins and Michael Brown in Richton Park Village Board races. Butler a CNA Insurance director brings management experience and long community service including Parks and Recreation Commission leadership and Family Fest Committee work.
Matteson and Richton Park residents head to the polls Tuesday for three Rich Township High School District 227 seats. Incumbents Burdell Chapman and Julian Freund defend three four year terms against Otis White Celeste Caldwell and Jean Rollins-Helms.
Lawmakers push Senate Bill 737 to lift speeding fines in school zones from 150 to 200 with 50 per violation funneled to districts for caution safety lights. Sponsor Giglio and co sponsor Kosel cite statewide rollout if approved and signed by Gov. Ryan.
Rev. Milos Vesin warns that Yugoslavia's many ethnic groups create a conflict of interests. He questions how to dismantle the region while ensuring fair provision for all communities, highlighting the difficulty of balancing national self-determination with regional stability.
Reverend Father Milos Vesin guides his flock at St. Archangel Michael Serbian Orthodox Church in Lansing through fears and hopes as NATO bombs Yugoslavia. He urges peace for Balkan nations while moderating tough questions from eight congregants about the war and media portrayal.
Gordana, a Serbian architect living in Lansing, recalls the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia. She describes air raids, cold cellars, and the courage of protesters who linked arms on the Danube bridges. She questions civilians' safety but voices hope for peaceful paths forward.
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