Village ordinance sets fair market value for land donations
The article explains that in Richton Park the fair market value of donated land is $32,000 per acre for fee calculations unless a written objection is filed. If a neighborhood park requires more land than donated, excess land is reserved for purchase within one year of approval, and sites must be usable for active recreation and visible to streets.
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Richton Park
Wine Bracelet Rules Limit Underage Drinking at Theater
The theater issues World bracelets proving 21+ and servers sell alcohol only to bracelet wearers or clearly of drinking age. Security can demand disposal of beer from minors and police can halt liquor sales during rambunctious crowds. Trustees must publicly vote at a Village Board meeting to amend the liquor license before the change takes effect.
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Tinley Park
IDOT plans lease back option for buffer zone land
IDOT outlines buffer zone boundaries around an airport project with a lease back plan for property owners who choose to stay. Local officials must decide by May 23 on zoning control while development nonresidential is allowed. The buffer zone spans parts of Beecher and Monee, with noise readings under 65 DNL.
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IDOT
van Guilder
Beecher
Monee
Gorman Park
Adorian
O’hare
York
Will County Regional Council
Governors State
Federal Aviation Administration
Denver International
Dallas-Fort Worth
Dulles
Washington
Mirabel
Montreal
Plum Grove
Goodenow Grove
Will County Forest Preserve
Raccoon Grove
Monee Reservoir
School statements on campus room policies and wage procedures
The business office at each campus outlines strict wage payment procedures from the board or activity accounts. Borich emphasizes the importance of strong school community ties and maintaining public confidence in the institution’s ability to operate smoothly.
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Borich
Village bids for free project after grant and reimbursements
The village must pay 40 percent of the project and has spent 650 for stamp removal. After grants and Edison reimbursements, total cost will be 22, Adcock said. Bidders listed: Gorman Landscaping, Kankakee Nursery, Pebble Creek Landscaping, Monee Nursery, St Aubin Nursery, Cherry Creek Nursery, Stan's Landscaping, Landscape 21.
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Edison
Adcock
Gorman Landscaping
Kankakee Nursery
Pebble Creek Landscaping
Monee Nursery
St. Aubin Nursery
Cherry Creek Nursery
Stan’s Landscaping
Landscape 21
District 162 finds DARE program boosts safety and discipline
A survey of Matteson Elementary School District 162 staff and students shows the DARE program and Police Liaison efforts improved school climate. Teachers report higher positive feelings, better discipline consistency, and strong peer support while students note encouragement and effort toward best performance.
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Matteson
Sandra Lynne Schmutzler
Huth Middle School
Schmutzler
Turner gets 58 years for rape and stabbing in Park Forest
Kenyatta Turner, 17, pleaded guilty to attempted murder, aggravated criminal sexual assault, and armed robbery for a March 1, 1994 assault in which he stabbed a Park Forest woman in a van while her 22 month old son sat in front. He was sentenced by Associate Judge John Wasilewski to a maximum of 58 years in Cook County circuit court in Markham.
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Park Forest
Kenyatta Turner
John Wasilewski
Cook County
Markham
Turner
South Orchard Boulevard
al Lynn
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