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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1999

Page

4

Richton Park Keeps Top Water Quality Rank in Illinois

Richton Park continues a long run of high water quality earning eighth straight commendation from the Illinois Department of Public Health and the Illinois EPA. Public Works Director Mike Conley accepted the award at an American Water Works Association meeting. University Park's water system also receives its third consecutive fluoride commendation, with Richton Park meeting fluoride standards for all of 1998.

Richton Park Illinois Department of Public Health Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Public Works Mike Conley Illinois American Water Works Association University Park Consumers Illinois Water Company Conley State Public Health Department Com Water Department Safe Drinking Water Advisor

Welch wins re election in Country Club Hills mayor race

Country Club Hills Mayor Dwight Welch defeated two challengers Tuesday night securing a fourth term with 2 333 votes to 1 342 for former Police Chief Wilson Pierce and 774 for Harry Jones. Welch's allies lost four of five alderman seats, leaving him with four supporters on the 10 member council. Jones raised about $50 000 and criticized the outcome as a mandate while Pierced called it bittersweet noting voters rejected a rubber stamp council. Three Welch backed incumbents were defeated in council races.

Country Club Hills Dwight Welch Welch Wilson Pierce Harry Jones Jones Butt Dwight Pierce Phil Schmitz Walter Strothers George Bragg James Ford Richard Fitzsimmons Kevin Williams Donna Harris Steve Burris Priscilla Curtis

Harvey mayor elected to second term

Harvey reelects Mayor Nicholas Graves to a second term in a racially charged race against Alderman Eric Kellogg. Graves won 3,226 votes to 2,907 with 28 of 29 precincts reporting, while Kellogg conceded and urged professional city governance. The campaign featured protests, accusations of dirty tricks, and racial taunts amid a politically divided council.

Harvey Nicholas Graves Graves Eric Kellogg 5Th Ward City of Kellogg Shawn Gilbert Rosa Parks Middle School Harvey City Council

Park Forest School Board Members Re elected and New Trustee

Incumbents Laurel Mateyka Alicia Rodman McCray and Ron Bean were reelected to Matteson District 162. Park Forest Chicago Heights District 163 elected Carroll McFarland Virginia Ford and newcomer Michael Lewellen to three open seats. Lewellen, a Grant Park High School teacher, pledges Springfield lobbying for school funding.

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Marya Yates Pto Wilkins Matteson Richton Park Tinley Park Laurel Mateyka Park Forest Alicia Rodman McCray Ron Bean Olympia Fields Mateyka University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana Shannon Rachel David Jacob Park Forest Family League Arcadia-Indiana PTO Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago University of Illinois At Chicago Park Forest Village McCray Housing Authority Cook County South Suburban Housing Center Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra Ywca of Chicago Governors State University GSU Bean Chicago Southland Chamber of Commerce South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association Chicago Heights Carroll McFarland Virginia Ford Michael Lewellen Jack Willet Elmer “Ej” Johnson Lewellen Grant Park High School Springfield Ford Forest Trail McFarland

Lake restoration plan under Holly Hudson leads to dredging project

George reports on the restoration of the lake overseen by Holly Hudson of NIPC. Since 1991, funds from the 1994 federal Clean Lakes grant and a 1996 IEPA grant of 144587 dollars supported Phase II cleanup. Lakes and Rivers Contracting dredged 1800 cubic yards, spreading sediment on a nearby farm as water levels were lowered. Total project cost exceeds 337000 dollars, shared between the village and the federal grant.

Holly Hudson NIPC Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Lakes and Rivers Contracting Inc

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