Manly touches and decor options for single men
A compact note from HomeGuide highlights decorating choices for single men seeking a bold, contemporary yet traditional style. It presents men flexing their decorating muscles with practical, stylish options.
High octane Fox drama uses drag racing backdrop
A fast paced Fox network drama centers on a daring drag racing driven plot. Cast details and network placement position the show as a high energy action series with tense rivalries.
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Fox Network
Warrior Weekend guides young men into the future through cultural history
Finding self explore the Warrior Weekend program as a means for young men to connect with ancestral heritage and personal development. Dimensions highlights the event as a pathway to grounding identity and resilience through cultural roots.
Officials face scrutiny over Illinois Open Meetings Act
Readers are urged to consider whether public officials will finally enforce the Illinois Open Meetings Act as indictments of some colleagues for dodging the sunshine prompt renewed attention to government transparency.
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Murder haunts cop seven years after death
Richard Wolf, a police officer described as swaggering and officious, witnessed a senseless act of violence on December 16 1986. Seven years later he moves with canes, haunted by nightmares and fear as he continues to cope with the trauma.
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Ichard Wolf
Open Meetings Act enforcement prompts call for clarity
Fourteen Will County officials and a real estate agent face charges for closed session talks, spurring watchdogs to urge stronger Open Meetings Act definitions. Officials and observers say the case could push improvements, with various groups noting penalties and the act’s public access intent.
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Peotone and
Monee
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Matteson aims for racial harmony in model suburb
About 40 Matteson activists form the Quality of Life Task Force to shape a long term plan for a racially diverse, harmonious community. Members include residents, businesspeople, clergy, real estate agents, school reps, and village trustees. Trustee Patricia Backus warns against re segregation as populations trend toward 50 50.
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Matteson
Patricia Backus
Illinois Congressmen press FAA funds for Peotone airport study
Two Illinois lawmakers, U S Reps George Sangmeister and William Lipinski, push to release $2 million in FAA funds intended to study a third airport near Peotone. Both have backed different sites, with Lipinski previously opposing Peotone to protect Midway.
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Peotone
Illinois
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
U.S
George Sangmeister
D-Mokena
William Lipinski
D-Chicago
Sangmeister
Kankakee
Lipinski
Lake Calumet
Chicago
Richard M. Daley
Midway
Aviation Subcommittee
Jim) Edgar
County remap seeks black representation on board
Public hearing in Markham explored a plan for a strong majority black Cook County Board district spanning southern suburbs. Harvey Mayor David Johnson and Chicago Urban League officials backed single member districts, with a Southwest Suburbs commissioner adding support for seat changes in southeastern Cook County under a 17 member map. The Districting Committee heard input as voters previously approved a 1990 referendum shifting from a two district at large system to single member districts. The Urban League says each district would hold about 300,000 residents.
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Cook County Board
Markham
Harvey
David Johnson
Chicago Urban League
Cook County
6Th District Circuit
Chicago
Suburbs
Urban League
Counselor gives, gets love and joy
Dan Keller, an Illinois College student, counsels at Richton Park Camp Summer Fun where three to five year olds mostly pick clover instead of playing soccer. He laughs at the antics and says he loves working with kids and joining in the fun.
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Richton Park
Dan Keller
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Man killed in county squad crash in Matteson
A 28 year old Hazel Crest man, Lamar Edmond, died from injuries after a Cook County Sheriff's squad car, driven by officer Leslie Zennis, struck his car on Route 30 in Matteson early Saturday. A passenger in Edmond's car was treated and released. investigators continued gathering witness accounts as police compiled scene diagrams.
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Matteson
Lamar Edmond
Leslie Zennis
Cook County Sheriff’s Department
Edmond
Boece’s
Zennis
Olympia Fields Osteopathic Hospital
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