Snowy strolls lure winter walkers this weekend
Snowy strolls invite walkers to enjoy the season with brisk outdoor time. The piece highlights winter walking as a healthy activity and a way to explore local areas during Prime Time Weekend.
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1995
Page
1
Snowy strolls invite walkers to enjoy the season with brisk outdoor time. The piece highlights winter walking as a healthy activity and a way to explore local areas during Prime Time Weekend.
Premarital counseling helps couples discuss real issues before marriage. The It Pays columnist notes returns policies vary by store, so knowing a retailer’s exchanges and returns rules is essential.
An editorial notes recurring struggles over school funding as officials face ongoing budget debates and community concerns. The piece underscores the persistent pattern of hearings and proposals amid financial pressures and calls for actionable solutions.
Matteson officials unanimously adopted a $100000 plan by American Marketing Services to promote diversity aimed at attracting more white residents while maintaining a racially balanced community. The plan includes ads direct mail PR literature and signs with a target to start by March for the summer real estate season. The move drew national attention amid claims of racism but officials say the goal is a well balanced community. Population figures show a shift from 1980 to 1995 with white numbers dropping and black residents rising above 50 percent.
The Matteson School District 162 board unanimously approved a small tax levy raise that could lift homeowner bills about 3 percent. State actions have reduced district revenue by roughly $1 million and tax caps limit the increase to 2.7 percent for 1995, affecting residents in Matteson Park Forest Richton Park and Olympia Fields. The district expects about $20 more per average taxpayer, aided by balanced budgets for four consecutive years, but warns future caps may force a referendum.
Richton Park Village Board will consider an inducement resolution to seek $7.6 million in industrial revenue bond authority from the Governor's office for Midwest Sintered Products. The project would fund a 60,000 square foot facility at the Richton Industrial Park near Central Avenue and Sauk Trail, with village costs reimbursed and potential basis point charges as issuer.
At a Monday meeting Country Club Hills officials rejected a governor signed bill allowing employers to listen to workers phone calls. Mayor Dwight Welch and Alderman Lillian Lee voiced strong opposition calling it intrusion and Big Brother overreach. The council endorsed a cautious stance with no formal action taken.
Park Forest officials weigh replacing age based senior discounts with a needs based $10 vehicle sticker reduction for residents below set income. Seniors would lose the automatic $10 discount unless qualified by earned income credit or circuit breaker card. A Jan 22 preliminary vote is planned.
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