Seniors housing plan sparks village debate in Matteson
Residents weigh a seven acre senior complex with 125 units and later expansion amid concerns over flooding from 212th place, a brick wall, and parking. William Parisi defends 20 percent discounts for qualifying Matteson residents and notes amenities such as two meals daily, limousine service, pool, and activities. Plan commission warns of precedent and possible occupancy and residency rules, with future hearings planned.
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Matteson
Patrick A. Parisi
Daniel Murphy
Butterfield Creek
Patrick Parisi
212Th Place
William Parisi
Red Lobster Management
Tinley Park
Crete
Murphy
Plan Commission
Dale Johnson
John Backus
Commission
Village Board
Joseph Perozzi
Johnson
Statewide arts center seeks 5k seats and 1k for others
The arts center proposes a seat campaign to raise 5 000 per front row seat and 1 000 for remaining seats to match a 2.2 million state appropriation. Sen Aldo DeAngelis notes the plan is a first for a state challenge grant to a university. The project centers on the university’s existing black box theater and aims to seat 900 with a large stage, new rehearsal space, and upgraded access.
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Leo Goodman-Malamuth II
Governors State University
Malamuth
GSU
Sharon Biolchin
Aldo DeAngelis
Olympia Fields
Pizza
University and Foundation
Hall of Governors
Hilfinger, Asbury, Casade and Abels
Bloomington
Jerit Boys, Inc
Oak Park
Dodd
Sen. DeAngelis
Illinois
University of Illinois
Southern Illinois University
Insurance costs rise 41 percent for IRMA members
A memo from IRMA risk manager Edward D Hansen cites a deteriorating excess insurance market leading to lower coverage levels for 1986. Annerino notes village property will be insured at 20 million, public official liability at 1 million, and auto liability at 1 million per claim, with attempts to add 4 million more uncertain. IRMA membership remains cheaper than private carriers, but overall costs and coverage tighten due to market conditions.
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Edward D. Hansen
IRMA
Annerino
Amerino
Ohio
Sarah Davis
Chase's Portraits On U S Currency Timeline
The record notes Salmon P. Chase appeared on the 1862 first US note and again on the 10 000 dollar bill. George Washington was first pictured on the 1869 issue, with Lincoln's treasury secretary Chase linking to both notes.
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George Washington
Salmon P. Chase
Abraham Lincoln
Treasury
Washington
Chase
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