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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1995
Page
1
Moraine Valley Community College presents the New York Express roller dance company on center stage while the Illinois Theatre Center pays tribute to Rogers and Hammerstein.
A south suburban man uses singing the Passover music to personalize the Jewish festival. The weeklong celebration begins tomorrow as fans discover loud pop music may have limits at concerts. Page A-9 previews a Sunday section on senior citizen lifestyles with retirement activities and travel tips.
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The Village of Richton Park Board approved Ordinance 863 requiring developers to dedicate park land or pay fees to fund recreation facilities. A public hearing March 20 preceded the final vote, with Village Manager David Niemeyer outlining cash donations when land isn’t feasible. The ordinance aims to meet a national standard of 10 acres per 1,000 residents, via land or an improvement fee of 10,000 per acre for initial site work.
Richton Park Board of Trustees approved two bids at its regular meeting. Coleman Roofing Inc. will repair the old Fire Station No. 1 roof at 10,075 with a 10 year warranty. Frankfort Garden Center won the tree planting project with a total bid of 6,555 and a 60 percent grant reimbursement of 3,933 plus 125 per 26 trees or 3,250 for removed trees.
Mayor Edward Zabrocki announced at a Committee-of-the-Whole meeting that the outdoor New World Music Theatre will offer wine at concession stands this season. The change requires modifying the concession license from beer only to include wine, due to more events and an older crowd, with safeguards to prevent underage consumption.
Rich Township School District 227 policies tighten after irregularities at East Campus. Spokesman Borich cites case against former Rich East Principal Brian Barry. Changes initiated by Harold Huang follow McGladrey and Pullen audit, including travel monitoring, tighter checks, board account scrutiny, $75 reimbursement cap, athletic expense reviews, business office authorization for equipment, annual equipment inventory, and twice yearly audits.
Illinois officials revise the third regional airport boundaries moving the northern edge half a mile north toward University Park and propose buying 9,488 acres for a buffer zone to prevent housing and noise sensitive development. The plan could dislocate about 972 more people, totaling some 3,217 at 1,159 households.
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