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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1999
Page
1
A special section on education and employment explores future job preparation and career planning. The piece discusses skills training, resume building, and the role of education in securing meaningful work. It frames practical steps for readers pursuing long term employment success.
A fragmented news caption mentions a World Wide Web site and contact details for a Newsroom via interaccess com, with stray words suggesting an online information resource or email access point.
Strong winds and more than a foot of snow blanket communities from New Lenox to Beecher, closing Orland Square mall for the first time in history as shortages and early closings hit retailers. IDOT snow plow operator calls the weekend storm the worst in 20 years, driven by wind and rapid drifts.
Richton Park progresses toward part ownership of Main Street as the village board gives first reading to an ordinance transferring jurisdiction after reconstruction. The intergovernmental maintenance agreement with Park Forest and Matteson outlines maintenance and boundary shifts from 216th Street to Sauk Trail with upgrades including drainage, railroad crossing work, and traffic signal modernization.
The village board approved a first reading amending the minimum dwelling size for single and multi-family homes. It allows reconstruction after partial damage beyond 50 percent to follow the standards that existed when the residence was built, easing concerns from residents with pre 1973 homes. The prior 1,200 to 1,800 or 1,600 square foot limits had created many legal non conforming structures.
Frankfort police chief Darrell Sanders, former IACP president, warns that rapid computerization and rising Internet use heighten computer crime risk. He cautions that history shows people shape crime and that officials face a tough task keeping up with advancing technology.
Sanders says the new millennium will demand rapid tech development to keep pace with criminals. He cites digital phone messages as a rising challenge and notes computer crimes are increasing with culprits from unlikely places. A case shows youths ordering merchandise online and hiding it in an abandoned house. He stresses safeguarding children online as a priority.
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