Apartment village lawsuit settles in University Park
A 650000 settlement ends a long dispute between George Cadar and the village of University Park and former Village President Earl Bell. The deal voids a 13 million dollar verdict and covers claims tied to HUD negotiations and alleged libel. Brittany Woods apartment complex, now Brittany Woods Corp., remains the 370 unit property on Exchange Street and Burr Oak Lane.
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Matt Kaufman
University Park
Earl Bell
George Cadar
Brittany Woods
Burnham Oaks
U.S. District Court
University Park Village
Vernon Young
Cadar
Bell
U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department
Matthew Piers
HUD
Piers
Exchange Street
Burr Oak Lane
Brittany Woods Corp
Young
U.S Northern District Court
Chicago
Dr Schaar-Bressack Named To Flossmoor Board Of Education
Dr Diane Schaar-Bressack was appointed to fill a vacant District 161 Board seat after 13 applications. She lives in Olympia Fields with husband and two children, attends local schools, is a pediatrician with St Louis University and Washington University training, and works in private Chicago practice affiliated with South Chicago Community Hospital. She vows to advocate for children in professional and community roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Schaar-Bressack
Board of Education
Jack Chesler
Olympia Fields
Western Avenue School
Flossmoor
Washington University
Chicago
South Chicago Community Hospital
Schaar Bressack
Huth chess team wins against Hart in first competitive year
The Huth Upper Grades Center chess team from Matteson defeated James Hart in a series of matches. Top scorers Marvin Moraga and Philip Lerman each had two wins while Jesse Hsu Madhav Rao Matt Walter and Kristin Scharnhorst added one win each. David Feldman had one win and one draw, Damon Nicholas recorded two draws. Dan Mc Coy acts as faculty sponsor and coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huth
Matteson
James Hart
Marvin Moraga
Philip Lerman
Jesse Hsu
Madhav Rao
Matt Walter
Kristin Scharnhorst
David Feldman
Damon Nicholas
Dan McCoy
Santa at the Centre lunch event in Park Forest
Santa returns to the Centre for lunch at the Food Court from 11 30 a m to 2 p m on Saturday with Big Bird Cookie Monster and Pluggy as entertainment Park Forest Singers perform at 1 30 p m in the Food Court and then through the Centre ending at Sears Photos with Santa may be purchased or brought by parents Sponsors include the Park Forest Area Chamber of Commerce contact Georgia O Neill at 747 1612 for more information
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Santa Claus
Park Forest
Big Bird
Cookie Monster
Pluggy
Sears
Park Forest Area
FBI sting nets Park Forest forester and two others
A Crestwood fraud sting led to 27 defendants facing felony counts of theft and conspiracy. Richard Christensen of Palos Park Michael Suess of Park Forest and Robert Loehr of Worth are among those charged for schemes involving stolen goods cars and insurance claims tied to the Willoden operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Briske
Park Forest
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Crestwood
Ira Raphaelson
Richard A. Christensen
McCarthy
Palos Park
Michael G. Suess
Robert G. Loehr
Nashville
Worth
FBI
Illinois
Secretary of State Police
National Automobile Theft Bureau
Willoden, Inc
S. Kostner Ave
Christensen
Robert Loehr
Bennigan
Chicago Ridge
Farmers Insurance
Loehr
Michael Suess
Lincoln Mall
Matteson
Safeway Insurance Company
Suess
U.S
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Ada
Glenwood Theatre
Halsted Glenwood, Ill
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Hills Brothers
Cicero
Ti FM
Ramnasares
Impulse
Prince
Sportmart
North River
Lake View
Bricktown
Nes FL
Fox Valley
Urara
Orland
Oak Lawn
Calumet Cit
Merrillvilli
Mart
Wilton
JR Advantage
Wikon
Orleans St
S. Harlem Ave
Clark Street
Fullerton & Narrace
Milwaukee
Golf Road
New York
Starkshire Plaza
Grange Rd
153Rd St
96Th St
Torrence
165Th St
U.S. 30
Colorado
Hubbard
Sportmaari
Pol
River North
Erteson
Ekteion
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