Dance fever sparks ballroom trend in reviews
Critics toast ballroom dancing as the season’s hot trend. Reviews highlight Tomorrow Never Dies Mouse Hunt and Jackie Brown for stylish spins witty pacing and strong performances.
01 Jan 1998
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1998
Page
1
Critics toast ballroom dancing as the season’s hot trend. Reviews highlight Tomorrow Never Dies Mouse Hunt and Jackie Brown for stylish spins witty pacing and strong performances.
The column greets readers with a New Year message and signals ongoing Web Watch coverage. It teases new prompts and tips for navigating online resources in year of the tiger.
South suburban residents voice strong opinions on topics from Boy Scouts and poetry to yellow journalism and animals. The survey captures candid comments from locals about community life and parenting, reflecting diverse views across the neighborhood.
The big holiday hoop tourney concludes with all participating teams proclaimed winners. Winter winds push readers toward comfort foods like pot roast and stew as suggested by the foods section.
The snippet lists area code phone lines and contact channels for Star Newspapers. It mentions main circulation numbers, classified and display departments, Editorial and Newsroom contacts, and the World Wide Web address www.starnewspapers.com along with an email starnews interaccess.com.
A NEJM study shows driving while on a cell phone raises crash risk by 25 percent, akin to drunk driving. Officials warn that dialing leaves one hand off the wheel and attention diverted, especially with stick shifts, amid stalled Illinois bills to ban handheld use. The debate cites studies from Oklahoma and Toronto, with lawmakers noting practical and cost concerns.
Matteson Parks and Recreation is hosting the NBA 2Ball contest on January 10 at Leiden Prairie Elementary for ages nine to 17. Twenty youths are registered, with 30 having participated last year, and teams are divided by age groups 9-11 12-14 and 15-17.
Richton Park honors seven categories of staff at an annual employee awards dinner. Firefighter Al Caverly and police officer Chuck Stefik were recognized for 20 years of service. Tony Dryjanksi received the Manager's Supervisor Award for long service and reliable leadership. Ann Moore earned the Teamwork Award for her multitasking and collaborative approach.
In 1998 residents are urged to join new classes from conversational Chinese to tap dancing to scuba diving. Diane Ruff notes many women take tap dancing to socialize while Jeanne McInerney and Renee Mimica offer cooking classes for social and learning benefits.
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