Lincoln Mall to get new owner and makeover
Lincoln Mall in Matteson is slated to be sold to Jan Menzies Kalty and Associates, a San Francisco area estate partnership, with a planned $10 million upgrade including a food court and entertainment. The new owners aim to attract hip, price-conscious tenants and differentiate from nearby Orland Square and River Oaks Center, targeting a larger regional role.
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Matteson
Jan Menzies Kalty and
Kelly
Orland Square
Orland Park
River Oaks Center
Calumet City
America
Old Navy
Gap Inc
Levin Menzies Kelly
Philly
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Caution lights spread as districts eye expansion
Area legislators back a statewide expansion of flashing caution lights at schools after Matteson funded ten solar powered signs at five elementary sites costing 40,503 dollars. Officials, including Village President Mark Stricker and Public Works aide Wanda Tippie, discussed a pilot funded by higher fines to support broader use.
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South Sul
Matteson
Matteoos Village Board
Debbie Halvorson
William Mahar
Rorland
Mark
Halvorson
General Assembly
Tippie
Matteson Elementary
Zion Lutheran
Sieden Prairie
Woodgate
Margaates
Iig Romano
Memeett
Richton Park approves small tax levy increase
Richton Park Village Board approved a tax levy raising taxes an average about six dollars per home and boosting revenues by roughly 1.43 percent. Trustees cited lower tax caps this year as a factor and pointed to past levies, including a 1997 increase, as context for restraint. The post levy revenue is listed as about 1.53 million dollars.
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Richton Park Village
Rick Reinbold
Nbold
Richton Park
Village to add modular play units in parks with grant
Rachton Park will use a $48,000 Cook County grant to install accessible walking paths and modular play units in Glaeser Park and nearby areas. Village trustee Rick Reinbold says the funding speeds required park renovations and improves services for all residents. The village has leaned on grants in recent years to upgrade parks and equipment.
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Rachton Park
Cook Count
Glaeser Park
Chris
Rick Reinbold
Reinbold
Prairie State College Board approves 4.9 percent tax levy
Prairie State College Board of Trustees approved a 4.9 percent tax levy for the 1999 00 budget, lifting property tax revenue by about 4.9 percent. The levy increases on existing property max 1.7 percent and aims to fund the college with new property revenue. For a Will County home valued at 100 000 the tax would rise to 10374, while a nearby home value change is noted.
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Prairie State Proper
Cenk Goenty
James Troutman
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Prairie State
Will County
Troutman
Croton
Faager
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