Parzygnot Backer Urges Ward 2 Vote for John J. Parzygnot Jr
A letter from Bernadine and Wally Gwiazda urging Ward 2 voters in Chicago Heights to elect John J. Parzygnot Jr. as alderman. The note highlights his lifelong residence, community service, leadership roles, and a 1990 Rome trip to protest a church closure while pledging to address graffiti, gangs, and crime.
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Ward 2
John J. Parzygnot Jr
Chicago Heights
John
Rome
St. Joseph Roman Catholic
San Rocco Church
Bernadine
Wally Gwiazda
Matteson
Victors in Chicago Heights Election Fallout
Chris Ussery, a 5th Ward resident, laments the Star’s confusing report on the U S Appellate Court ruling about Chicago Heights elections. He credits the court and Chicago Heights residents for ending corruption but notes neither Robert McCoy nor Kevin Perkins are running in his ward.
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the Batten
the Star
U.S
Chicago Heights
Robert McCoy
Kevin Perkins
Chris Ussery
Sam Ciambrone for Chicago Heights mayor seeks reform
A letter from a supporter urges voters to elect Angelo Sam Ciambrone, highlighting his decades of civic involvement and commitment to rebuilding Chicago Heights. It argues the race is about capable leadership, not party politics, and warns against maintaining the status quo. The writer seeks unity and a return of residents who left the city.
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City of
Chicago Heights
Angelo
Sam” Ciambrone
Florida
Sam
Poe
Yesteryear
Daley faces pressure over Peotone airport plan after regional airport bill
Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley resists backing a third airport near Peotone while Republicans push a bill to create a regional authority to seize control of O'Hare and Midway to push talks. State Sen. Aldo DeAngelis says the move aims to pressure Daley into consensus on Peotone despite his stance.
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Nepupnean
Peotone
Aldo DeAngelis
R-Olympia Fields
Daley
DeAngelis
House
Senate
Governors Office
Parkside VP Sees Breakthrough Hope In Park Forest Plan
Beverly Geyer vice president of Parkside Land Co told Merchants Association that the beleaguered Centre shopping district project may rebound as talks resume with village officials.双方 lawsuits cited, with claims the village and Parkside haven’t met development obligations, and funds from tax and grants discussed for roads and unsafe building demolition.
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Beverly Geyer
Parkside Land Co
Merchants
Park Forest
Geyer
Merchants Association
Parkside
Nanpateer
City Manager Hire Decision Nears as Resignation Looms
Country Club Hills City Council plans Monday votes to hire a new city manager and limit the manager authority to appoint two deputies. Acting manager Mary Dankowski resigns March 10 to become deputy manager and budget director in Park Forest March 13. Mayor Dwight Welch will recommend an unidentified candidate after interviews with four finalists. 60 applications were filed. A contract outlining pay and benefits is being drafted for next week’s council vote.
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Club Hills
Mary Dankowski
Dankowski
Park Forest
Dwight Welch
Welch
Steger Faces Lead in Water Above EPA Limit
Village residents alerted after Illinois EPA letter dated January 12 shows some homes exceed 15 parts per billion. Trustee Santori says he learned of the issue after a closed board session, while water foreman Cox notes 60 days to notify the public. Cox recalls prior notice to the board. past Southern suburbs faced similar issues, with Steger meeting EPA standards then.
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Steger
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Anthony Santori
Santori
William Cox
Cox
State College expands to offer bachelor’s degrees at Chicago Heights
The district plans new programs allowing PSC students to earn a bachelor's degree through a joint agreement with College of St. Francis Joliet. The Fast Track Baccalaureate Program targets high achieving students and may be supported by courses at the Chicago Heights campus.
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Frame State College
Wine
Chicago Heights
Board of Trustees
PSC
College of St. Francis
Joliet
City fights Thornwood manager suit as trial moves ahead
Chicago Heights files a civil action against former Thornwood Apartments manager Rod Costello seeking more than 100000 in damages plus fees for alleged emotional distress. Circuit Court Judge Lester Foreman denies motion to dismiss and sets the case for trial.
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sTivisawood
Chicago Heights
Rod Costello
Dam
Circuit
Lester Foreman
Costello
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Anthony Scariano
Nicholas LoBue
Thornwood Apartments
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Jcpenney Star
Tmington
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Xacnington
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