The Great Indoors Promising Spring Museum Hopping
Indoor options rise as spring skies threaten outdoor plans. Local museums offer curated exhibits and family activities to keep residents exploring.
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1996
Page
1
Indoor options rise as spring skies threaten outdoor plans. Local museums offer curated exhibits and family activities to keep residents exploring.
Readers recount beauty tips passed through generations while Dimensions notes a state health care debate pitting physicians against managed care programs, highlighting tensions over access costs and policy direction.
A column by It Pays outlines twelve strategies to cut homeowners insurance costs. Also note a call to vote for Best in the Southland in page sections D-1 and F-5.
The readable portion lists phone lines for circulation and classifieds with numbers 755 6161 755 3344 and 755 3993, indicating contact details typical of a local newspaper page.
A terse page fragment lists sections Education Classified Class Reunions Health Watch Police Beat First Look Neighborhoods Science Shops and more. It appears as a rearranged table of contents or index itemization without readable articles.
Matteson residents may hike or bike on a new Preservation Path starting in mid July as the Village Board accepts a contractor bid for Phase One. The 1.4 mile trail runs from Old Plank Road Trail to Butterfield Place subdivision, with a pedestrian signal pending IDOT approval before construction proceeds.
Rich Township High School District 227 board President Edwin Burnette defends a two day trip to Indian Oak Resort in Chesterton Indiana for self evaluation and planning. The 11 board members plus Superintendent Brian Knutson and two assistant superintendents will attend with the district covering lodging and meeting costs totaling 1550 dollars before meals.
Robert Grossi, a longtime Chicago Heights figure, was convicted Monday of racketeering bribery and extortion. Judge Paul Plunkett acquitted him on embezzlement, ordered him to surrender signature authority over township funds, and outlined potential decades-long sentences.
Testimony shows Andrew Driver told Assistant State's Attorney Mary Mallo he struck the month old Shahon Mighty twice during the investigation of the child's 1992 death. Medical examiners cited multiple injuries including skull fractures and burns as causes of death amid a first degree murder case against Driver and the child's mother Yvonne Mighty.
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