Township board rejects bids for transportation garage
Rich Township Board on December 5 voted to reject all bids for a planned 1999 transportation garage and tabled the project. Township advisor Tom Stuchly cited a nationwide construction boom and high bids as reasons. Richton Park officials remained unaware of the decision.
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Rich Township Board
Richton Park Village Socrals
Chris Limas
Limas
Rich Township Board of Trustees
Tom Stuchly
Zee One may move car dealers to Matteson from Park Forest
Zee One Inc with Honda and Subaru at 3200 Lincoln Highway in Park Forest may relocate to Dave Miller's auto mall at the southwest corner of Interstate 57 and Route 30 in Matteson. The combined dealership boosts Park Forest sales tax revenue but trustees demand more incentive details before supporting the move.
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Matteson
Park Forest
Zee One Inc
Honda
Subaru
Lincoln Highway
Dave Miller
Interstate 57
Route 30
Bill Patterson
Community forums sought on Matteson District 162 redesign
Matteson Elementary School District 162 calls for public input on the Citizens' Redesign Committee recommendations. Forums are set for January 5 and 12 at 7 p.m. at Huth valle School. Chairman David Barr notes the board will consider residents and staff input alongside the committee's proposals. Board President Sandra Slone says the issue has been studied since 1991 and a decision will follow after January forums.
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Matteson Elementary
Huthvalle
David Barr
Board of Education
Barr
Sandra Slone
Slone
Mind over age fuels seniors' volunteer drive in south suburbs
Four seniors aged 69 to 85 prove Benny's quip true by volunteering in Orland Park and Frankfort programs. Bea Rea, 85 of Oak Forest, leads a bowling group for special recreation, while Ray Georgen, 69 of Frankfort, delivers Meals on Wheels. Nina McCarthy, 84 of Park Forest, knits 200 red slippers annually for Wyler's Children’s Hospital.
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Jack Benny
Benny
Rea Rea
Oak Forest
Orland Park
Rea
Kris Rau
Bea
Rau
Meals On Wheels
Ray Georgen
Frankfort
Georgen
Will County
Ray
Knights of Columbus
Nina McCarthy
Park Forest
McCarthy
Wylers Children’s Hospital
Joseph P. Mate
Readers donate record $82,000 to Project Share drive
The Star and Midwest Suburban Publishing readers contributed a record $82,000 to Project Share. Over 3,300 area families received holiday meals, thousands of pounds of nonperishable foods were donated to eight pantries, and hundreds of children received new toys. Kraft Foods raised $25,000 with deposits totaling $57,741.87 by December 22. final donations push the total past eight figure mark.
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Project Share
the Star
Kenneth J. DePaola Jr
Fisher
Midwest Suburban Publishing
Star
Midwest
Southtown
PennySaver
DePaola
Kraft Connection
Sue Rosinski
Kraft Foods
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