Glenwood revises 911 referendum cost outlook
Glenwood trustees revised the 911 emergency referendum for the November ballot. The new estimate raises the first two years cost to 85 cents per month per customer due to equipment price increases, with a substantial future decrease expected. The mayor lamented lost time since the 1988 defeat and noted the long wait to full operation amid many communities pursuing 911.
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Andrew Lehen
Glenwood Board of Trustees
Glenwood
Fred W. Delaney
District 163 election interest mounts
Park Forest Chicago Heights District 163 held a candidates workshop for the November 7 school board race. Eight people, including three incumbents, have filed nominating petitions for four seats. Incumbents Garry Barnett Thelma Weaver and John Goodrich joined others in the filing period running from Monday to August 28. Barnett recalled past debates over Wildwood Elementary School closure and urged candidates to expect public criticism and maintain cooperation and candor.
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Lisa Morse
Park Forest
Chicago Heights
Board of Education
Garry Barnett
Thelma Weaver
John Goodrich
Jence Lewis
Doug Kreuger
Herb Calhoun
Sam Walker
Kurt Osberhaus
Barnett
Forest Trail hires six new teachers and staff
Forest Trail Junior High School in Park Forest gains six new teachers three science teachers one math one language arts and one art plus a part time custodian at Beacon Hill Chicago Heights and a district wide full time custodian The district also sets substitute pay and showcases the tentative 1989 90 budget while planning SCOPE dues increase and expected state tax driven revenue and Wildwood School sale proceeds The new and veteran board members attend upcoming workshops and share views on inexperience and learning curves.
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Forest Trail
Park Forest
Chicago Heights
Beacon Hill School
South Cook Organization For Public Education
SCOPE
John Goodrich
Dope ruse robs woman in nursing home parking lot
A Chicago Heights woman was robbed early Monday in the Riviera Nursing Home parking lot by a Black man in his mid 20s who asked for the dope house then grabbed her change purse with about $5, an envelope with about $400 and a check for more than $600. He fled as his tow truck would not start.
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Chicago Heights
Riviera Nursing Home
W. 16Th Pt
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