Richton Park plans growth to 2010 with golf course
Richton Park unveils a comprehensive plan to 2010 featuring a south side Sauk Trail golf course and office complex, a pedestrian trail, a village green with space for schools parks and a fire station, a Korean War memorial, expanded parks and greenways, new commercial and light industry areas, and an enhanced road grid. Plan Commission approved an updated version of a 1973 proposal, aiming to preserve environment, expand housing and job options, boost outdoor recreation and transport, and improve social services.
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Matt Kaufman
Richton Park
Village Hall
Sauk Trail
Plan Commission
Joseph Pluth
Plath
Craig Hullinger
Commission
Income tax keeps down local levy in Matteson
Matteson village trustees approve a 1989 property tax levy of 1.48 million, same as last year, with a possible rate drop to 92 cents per 100 of assessed value if property values rise 3.5 percent. The town will use 115,000 of state income tax revenue to fund pensions and the South Suburban Recreation Association, reducing funds available and prompting plans to return unspent income tax money to residents.
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Mary Sue Pen
Matteson
Village Board of Trustees
Daniel Dubruiel
South Suburban Special Recreation Association
Finance Administration
Michael Perry
Perry
General Assembly
Dubruiel
Metropolitan Water Reclamation District
DeAngelis enters Cook County board race for GOP chair
State Senator Aldo DeAngelis R Olympia Fields announced his candidacy for Cook County Board chairman ending months of speculation. He spoke at a Matteson Holiday Inn breakfast with supporters and noted the race is crucial as Democrats pool behind Thaddeus Lechowicz while the county party plans to press a primary challenge.
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Franklin Shaftan
Aldo DeAngelis
Olympia Fields
Cook County
Matteson Holiday Inn
GOP
Republican Central Committee
Regan launches bid for a fourth Illinois House term
State Rep. Robert Regan R-Crete announced his campaign for a fourth term in the 80th District. He spoke outside the Crete water tower funded by Build Illinois and highlighted secured funds for Park Forest Richton Park sewer and water projects in Chicago Heights Peotone and Mo nee. Regan said he expects a close race with Park Forest Trustee John Ostenburg and vowed to expand his legislative work including tougher penalties against child abuse and protecting seniors from Medicare fraud. He also referenced plans to aid problematic adolescents and provide affordable day care to reduce latchkey issues.
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Robert Regan
Crete
Illinois House of Representatives
Regan
Crete Water Tower
Build Illinois
Illinois
Park Forest
Richton Park
Chicago Heights
Peotone
Monee
Park Forest Village
John Ostenburg
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