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Newspaper

Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1993

Page

13

Parents claim park program issues and a trustees pledge

A letter to the Editor details canceled jazz classes at Matteson Park District amid late arrivals and extra charges for out of district participation. The writer accuses the park department of poor leadership and financial shortfalls while another segment reports new South Suburban College trustees thanking voters and outlining goals to expand opportunities and cooperate with agencies.

Sam Hatem Matteson Park Forest Matteson Jazz Park Department of Clifford

Voters, Candidates and a School Board Vote

The Star notes nine candidates in District 161 races with no interviews this year. Questionnaires provided candidate information while a League of Women Voters forum offered an informative session. Local voters face a crucial selection for school board amid limited discussion of key issues.

League of Women Voters the Star

Still a winner in defeat says Maureen Forte

In a letter to the editor Maureen Forte thanks Bremen and Thornton Townships residents for supporting her bid for South Suburban College District 510 trustee. She credits volunteers family and friends and vows to continue work on legislative and educational issues despite losing.

Bremen Thornton Townships South Suburban College Maureen Forte Country Club

Susan Zavodnyik and Flossmoor School Board Ties

Susan Zavodnyik, a member of the Flossmoor District 161 school board, commented on the limited Star coverage and urged clearer guidance for voters. The remark underscores concerns about media support in local education decisions.

Susan Zavodnyik Flossmoor

Lottery funds fully educate, yet displace general budget

Lori Hartmann Matteson notes education dollars come from lottery revenue while replacing money previously drawn from the state general fund. The editorial questions why funds intended for local schooling are diverted to foreign aid and other programs, urging prioritization of domestic education.

Jothey Lori Hartmann Matteson

Chicago Heights 170 teachers win PE and music in schools

Teachers in Chicago Heights School District 170 secure physical education and music programs returning after three years without them. In exchange, the AF Local 1260 negotiators accept a smaller pay raise, with a 4 percent salary increase each year for three years, down from 6 percent under the prior contract.

Chicago Heights Barbara McCulley American Federation of Teachers William McGee

Park meeting unites teens officials police to curb vandalism

A Homewood-Flossmoor Park Board session Friday night brought together park officials police and local teenagers at Irwin Park on Ridge Road to discuss stopping vandalism at the gazebo fountain and benches. Teens seek a safe space to hang out and avoid reporting peers while authorities urge cooperation to reduce costs.

Eenagers Irwin Park Homewood-Flossmoor Park Reponte Ridge Road Homewood Fark

Future corridor plan eyed to fund Bremen District 228

Bremen High School District 228 could gain revenue from a proposed I 80 corridor within its boundaries as part of a broader talk on school funding. State Rep. Terry Steere urged civic participation while local mayors form a regional team to attract new investment along the 1 80 corridor.

Bremen Illinois William Mahar Rorland Park Sti Terry Steere D-Oak Forest

Village weighs million dollar bill for Ridge Road gift

The three story former Irwin publishing building at 18 Ridge Road donated to Homewood could cost taxpayers over 1 million. Consultants Dan Roberts and Bob Johansen said the building is viable for village use and ADA compliant. Roof replacement and mechanical upgrades could run 700000 to 675000 more, plus 450000 to 675000 for retrofitting. Trustee Robert Wilson questioned if it is a good gift.

Irwin Publishing Ridge Road Homewood Dan Roberts Bob Johansen Village Board Robert Wilson

Preservation Plan Aims to Guard Wolf Road Character

A newly approved amendment to the Mokena Comprehensive Plan seeks to preserve the residential character of the Wolf Road area. The corridor, a main north south artery with older homes and small businesses, will see major improvements and widening next year funded largely by the Illinois Department of Transportation.

Mokena Wolf Road Illinois Department of Transportation

Arson Declared in Richton Lanes Fire

Federal investigators have ruled the October 31 Richton Park Richton Lanes blaze as arson. No suspects are named and officials offer no theory on the cause while local authorities withhold judgment. Special Agent Jerry Singer of the ATF says the fire is arson and that the case is active.

Richton Lanes Richton Park Air i Heights Jerry Singer Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms

Candidates Gear Up for 11th District Primary

With Rep. George Sangmeister stepping down, five Republicans and three Democrats have announced bids for the 11th District while others hedge their positions. The race centers on bridging the Cook and Will County political divide as candidates vie for the GOP and Democratic nominations.

11Th U.S Cook Will George Sangmeister Congress

You must be 21 and prove it A Lansing bar fined and suspended

A Lansing bar, J. J. Kellys at Best Western Chicago South, 2455 Bernice Road, owned by Lansing Illinois Motel Associates, was fined 750 and had its liquor license suspended for one day after a Public Lie Commission hearing found violations of drinking age laws. Police described underage patrons. Sgt. Ronald Widstrand noted two men under 21 involved. The action followed earlier fines for underage drinking at the same establishment.

Lansing Ronald Widstrand

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