Tick tock as time winds down on 1995 clockesque scene
A reflective note on clocks and timepieces as the year 1995 nears its end. The piece highlights the wide variety of watches and timekeeping devices available, suggesting choices abound as moments tick by.
Fresh start: clearing emotional baggage at holiday tournaments
A plea to shed emotional baggage and begin anew, tying into hopes for a fresh start and referencing the Dipper and other holiday basketball tournaments as highlights in the sports section.
Houlihan warns drivers to guard every approach on risky suburbs
Column by Tom Houlihan cautions travelers to watch their back front and sides on increasingly hazardous suburban roads, stressing vigilance for safe driving. Phone numbers listed on page A-10.
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Tom Houlihan
Park Forest Jolly Trolley service may resume by Tuesday
Park Forest officials said the Jolly Trolley, aiding seniors and disabled riders, was shut Friday due to a dispute between Breeze Transportation and its landlord at the Breeze facility in Mokena. Director Benjamin Jordan of Park Forest Public Works aims to restore some service by Tuesday, though not necessarily the full three-bus operation. Rich Township has offered interim help for riders.
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Park Forest
Benjamin Jordan
Park Forest Public Works Department
Pace
Breeze
Mokena
Jordan
Ation
Thefts alarm seniors at Cedar Ridge complex
Richton Park Police Chief Richard Labus plans a meeting with Cedar Ridge seniors after multiple vehicle break-ins in the back parking lot. Residents reported about 15 cars vandalized in recent months with one stolen and two broken into twice in the past month, while police logged six car break-ins in November.
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Richton Park
Richard Labus
Cedar Ridge
The
Star
Corrine Falk
Falk
Labus
Park Forest mother of three dies in Richton Park crash
Susan Thornhill a 24 year old Park Forest mother of three died in an early Thursday crash when she lost control on Governors Highway near Sauk Trail. Her car skidded into a ditch and struck a utility pole and she died from injuries at Olympia Fields Osteopathic Medical Center.
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Park Forest
Richton Park
Susan Thornhill
South Sangamon Street
Governors Highway
Sauk Trail
Thornhill
Cook County
Olympia Fields Osteopathic Medical Center
Ryan Ostrander
Cody Thornhill
Megan Thornhill
Jean Hutter
Sounds of nature return to land during arsenal's transformation
The Joliet Arsenal site in Will County, a 36 square mile area at Des Plaines Kankakee and Illinois Rivers, is being transformed from munitions manufacture to nature preserve. Plans to restore 19 000 acres to native prairie over 15 to 20 years include a national war veterans cemetery and a prairie preserve with wetlands and wildlife rebounding after decades of production.
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Will County
Joliet Arsenal
Des Palines
Kankakee
Illinois
Arsenal
Larry Stritch
U.S. Forest Service
Tuesay
Stritch
al Behm
Andy Neill
Shannon Horn
Southern
Illinois University
Illinois Department of Natural Resouces
Horn
Prairie Creek
Wildlife Ecology
Pottowotami
Bill Bremer
St. Francis College
Joliet
Bromer
Dolomite Prairie
Chicago
Police prepare for busy New Year’s Eve duties
Rex Robinson reports area police plan intensified DUI enforcement across the South Suburbs for New Year’s Eve. Mokena will deploy two extra patrol units, while Orland Park doubles its DUI-focused traffic unit from four to eight officers, amid a broader Safe Ride Home initiative to keep drunk drivers off the streets.
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Christopher Surdel
Mokena
Lurdel
Orland Park
Timothy J. McCarthy
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Lynda
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Dave Faber
Illinois Department of Natural Grounds
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