Trustees approve new fire and police commissioner
Village trustees approve Gerald R. Stevenson for the fire and police commission to fill the vacancy from Henry Dyhouse. John T. Kelly resigns from the park advisory board citing relocation to Olympia Fields.
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Notre Dame Park
Kevin Callinan
Joseph Perozzi
Gerald R. Stevenson
West 216Th Place
Fire and Police Commission
Henry Dyhouse
John T. Kelly
Park Advisory Board
Kelly
Olympia Fields
District 227 budget view cites surplus offset by deficits
Business Manager Sloan analyzes the 1978-79 high school budget noting a projected operating surplus of 396,193 but an estimated June 30, 1978 cumulative deficit of 1,102,264 awaiting audit. He credits Gov Thompson funding but sees no state-led changes for at least three years, warning the financial outlook remains gloomy. The board approves a mobile home tax equity resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
James Thompson
David Barr
Illinois Association of School Boards
Barr
Ridgeland Road
Moses Is Topic Sunday at Zion Lutheran Church
Members of Zion Lutheran Church Matteson confirm code class present Moses story Sunday at 10 15 a m in the sanctuary Mariana Vesey coordinates the summer Sunday school program through the presentations
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Zion Lutheran Church, Matteson
Moses
Mariana Vesey
Park Forest Board Split On Tax Increase Matter
Park Forest village board remains divided over a property tax increase for next year with a 4-2 split signaling support for Singerman plan to avoid a tax hike through ambulance fees recreation charges and anticipated Plaza sales tax revenue. Trustees debated recreation fees aiming to raise about 28000 and discussed budget cuts while staff noted unappropriated surplus could offset public aid.
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Park Forest Board
Park Forest Village
Mayer Singerman
Singerman
Mary Lubertozzi
Janes Marzuki
Park Forest Plaza
John Goodrich
Rudolph Lachmann
Ronald Bean
Village Recreation Board
Recreation Board
Richton Park Eyes Tax Levy to Hold the Line
Richton Park trustees pursue a tax levy to limit spending with readings set for the ordinance on a future date. The board discusses annexation of land between Rich South High School and Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church at Sauk Trail and Cicero Avenue, noting an abandoned house that strains police and fire protection and has housed juvenile runaways. Cook County currently holds jurisdiction. in emergencies county response may be slower than local units.
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Rich South High School
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sauk Trail
Cicero Avenue
Cook County
Faith United Church Evangelism Committee Postponed
The Faith United Church of Christ evangelism committee in Matteson will not meet Sunday as scheduled. The next meeting is set for September 17 at the home of Mr and Mrs William Hartt.
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Evangelism Committee of Faith United Church of Christ, Matteson
William Hartt
Recreation Programs Discussed At Country Club Hills Meeting
Tonight the Country Club Hills park district will hear a discussion of South Suburban Special Recreation Association programs. Ronald Holycross, SSSRA executive director, will speak at the 8 p.m. Civic Center session. The board may pursue a new 0.2 percent tax levy to fund SSSRA, with residents urged to comment before final action.
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South Suburban Special Recreation Association
SSSRA
Country Club Hills Park District
Civic Center
Baker Avenue
Ronald Holycross
Homewood-Flossmoor
Olympia Fields
Chicago Heights
Park Forest Parks and Recreation Department
Vincent Doherty
SSSR
Board of Commissioners
Electors Park Commissioners
Park Board
Mary Jayne Fitzpatrick
Richton Planners OK Special Use Permit for Office Building
Richton Park plan commission approved a two story office building special use permit on Richton road after a public hearing. Conditions include relocating utility easements serving Rich Township offices and the former Pizza Hut, with sidewalk and handicapped parking adjustments. Developer Mel Fugett will move utilities and create a new easement. A covenant will trigger sidewalk construction when needed.
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Richton Road
Richton Park Plan Commission
Lioncrest Home Owners Association
Rich Township
Governors Highway
Pizza Hut
Kenneth Clark
Clark
Cook County
Oneida County
Wisconsin
Mel Fugett
Beecher
Robert Vagnieres
Marilynne Davis
Commission
Peter J. Cioni
Plan Commission
Budget Crete-Monee Board Reinstates Positions and Bus Cuts
The 2010 board restored several cuts including hiring John Bevan as director of personnel and purchasing. Custodian schedule returns to 52 weeks, and late bus runs are reduced to save 2,543. Administration will monitor routes for efficiency amid state reimbursement concerns. Additional discussions cover guidance counselor allocations, department chair consolidations, and reading program implementation with reduced reading specialists.
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Crete-Monee
John Bevan
Hubbard Trail
Jack Slaybaugh
Bruce Setchell
Setchell
Willard Helme
Deutsche
Hickory
North Central Association
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Lincoln Terrace
Wilbur Ellis
Ellis
Louis C. Steininger
Department of Emergency Medicine
Olympia Fields Osteopathic Medical Center
Matteson
Pope Paul VI
Park Forest
St. Irenaeus
St. Mary’s Church
Monee Road
Pat Baker
Zion
Thomas Neuendank
Zion Lutheran Church
Thomas Gordon
Matteson Richton Park Star
Park Forest Star
Williams Press Inc
Plaza
Conte
Us&s
Carrie Boy
Nathan Manilow Theater
New Maros
Freedom Hall
Juniper Towers
U.S. Postal Service
Hickory Street
Richton Park
Park District
Richton Planners
Daniel Hughes
Bloom Township High School
Bloom
State Office of Education
Illinois Office of Education
Cook
Will
ICE
Circuit
Dr. Slaybaugh
Ritchie
Hill
Slaybaugh
IMC
Board
Deer Creek Junior High School
Ron Fitzgerald Jr
Matteson Public Library
Greg Fieffer
Ron
Hallowe'en
Rich East High School