Suburban Newspapers of America Northern Illinois News Desk Roles
The text lists founding year 1901 and names Margaret Seltzner Dennis Wheeler Joanne Zerkel and Paula Carlson with roles Assistant Editor News Editor Editorial Page Editor Features Editor News Editor, affiliated with Suburban Newspapers of America Northern Illinois News Pager Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Seltzner
Dennis R. Wheeler
Joanne M. Zerkel
Suburban Newspapers OF
Americ
Northern Illinois News Pager Association
Prairie State College marks 40th anniversary with groundbreaking and showcase
Prairie State College in Chicago Heights celebrates 40 years with a north side Vollmer Road groundbreaking for a 5.2 million Health Education Center to house dental hygiene and nursing programs. The event also dedicates Pioneer and Recreation Fields and today hosts a PSC Showcase with exhibits and forums. The Black Student Union hosts a Mahalia Jackson tribute in the Community Instructional Center Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie State College
Chicago Heights
Prairie State
Vollmer Road
Pioneer
Vollmer
Halsted Street
Mahalia Jackson
Bloom Community College
Tollway delay on I 355 corridor decision fuels concern
Illinois Toll Highway Authority postpones selecting a corridor for the far south extension of Interstate 355 from New Lenox to Monee. The choice, due next June, now is pushed to December amid criticism of political timing and ongoing public anxiety over property values near five potential routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Toll Highway Authority
New Lenox
Monce
Monee
Toll Authority
SCAT
Napalm controversy shows democracy at work in fuel disposal
Public outcry halted a napalm shipment planned for suburban transport from California. The Navy faced criticism for poor communication and hazy routing while politicians pounced on the issue, drawing strong local opposition before the first load could move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Great Plains
San Diego
U.S. Navy
Navy
Secret of Cahokia Mounds Revealed at Illinois Site Visit
Tom Houlihan reflects on Cahokia Mounds near St Louis during spring vacation. The large Mississippian city once housed about 20 000 people and declined due to climate change resource strain and sanitation issues as society specialized and grew, leaving a warning for modern consumption-driven culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Illinois
Cahokia Mounds
North America
Cahokia
Mississipian
Gateway Arch
Mississippi
el Nifro
Why Not Tap TIF Funds for Crete-Monee Crisis
A letter argues for pursuing TIF revenues to ease Crete-Monee 2010 budget shortages. It notes district seems to miss TIF shares, cites reports of annual losses totaling over one million dollars, and urges community advocacy to secure in-house long term funding while balancing the budget. The author recalls a recommendation by the School Financial Oversight Committee to actively pursue TIF revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete-Monee
Crete Record
Crete University Park Star
Crete
The
Star
Will County
School Financial Oversight Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paula Carlson
PSC
Tom Houlihan
Houston
Interaccess.com
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!