Prime Time Weekend: Adults Embrace Playful Hockey Night
On the rink adults unleash childlike energy as hockey brings out playful sides. Prime Time Weekend highlights how libraries evolve from quiet havens to lively community spaces inviting exploration and activity.
Brutal Winter Drives Land Office Activity Nearby
Harsh winter conditions push land-office actions in south suburbs as businesses respond to weather. Officials note increased filings and inquiries on property transfers, mortgages, and registrations, with many firms adapting operations to the season.
Views Mr. Disingenuous Columnist Questions Limbaugh
Columnist Pat Bouchard questions whether Rush Limbaugh truly listens to his own words and airs skepticism about the speaker's consistency. Opinion piece appears on Page D-1.
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Pat Bouchard
Mr. Everything
Rush Limbaugh
Upon Further Review Looks at Girls Basketball Talent Gap
The column examines the wide disparity in talent in girls basketball, discussing factors shaping the sport and its competitive balance. It contrasts top and lower tier programs, highlighting resources, coaching, and exposure differences affecting outcomes.
Around Town Highlights From This Weekend
A compact roundup of local events and notable happenings this weekend across education dining health and neighborhoods. Key activities include exhibitions theater screenings and community gatherings with details on times and venues.
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Fieligion
Richton Park weighs earlier curfew to curb juvenile crime
Village officials review 1993 curfew violation stats showing many offenders are 15 or younger. A two tier plan would set a 10 p.m. curfew for ages 15 and under, while keeping 16 and 17 year olds under the current times. Supporters cite safety concerns. opponents warn of illegality for youth with legitimate reasons. Mayor Banovich pushes first reading at next board meeting.
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Richton Park
Richard Labus
Rudolph Banovich
Banovich
Labus
Worst cold snap leaves south suburbs in deep freeze
A brutal cold wave paralyzed the south and southwest suburbs with subzero readings and wind chills near 70 below. Schools closed, pipes froze, and hundreds of utilities were strained as frostbite cases appeared and at least one fatality was reported on the south side. Willie Pegue, 37, was found dead near 3600 West 188th Street after a trek through snow. Detective testimony tracks his footprints from the scene to the lakefront area. Weather records show a 21 degree below zero low at O'Hare with ongoing energy use records as gas companies reported unprecedented demand.
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Chicago
Lakeview Dr
Pegue
South Suburban Hospital
O’hare
Commonwealth Edison
Robert O’leary
University Park
Northern Illinois Gas
Jane Weidmeyer
Weidmeyer
NiGas
Teen rescuer saves elderly woman near Country Club Hills
18 year old Robert Garrison of Coun try Club Hills spotted an elderly woman frozen in the snow near 182nd Street and Cicero Avenue driving home from a friend’s house. He braked, jumped from his car, and carried Margaret Czabala to safety before 9 30 p.m. The incident near McAllister Nursing Home was a tragedy narrowly averted.
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Robert Garrison
Country Club Hills
Margaret Czabala
McAllister Nursing Home
la Vergne Ave
Garrison
Rich Central High
Olympia Fields
Cicero Avenue
182Nd Street
Defeated in election Chapman reappointed to district board
Burdell Chapman was appointed to Rich Township High School District 227 board after a defeat last November. The 4-1 vote replaced Janice Hurst who resigned. Chapman, resident of Olympia Fields, was sworn in and resumed his seat. The seat faces November 1995 election.
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Chapman
Burdell Chapman
Rich Township
Vember
Janice Hurst
Claire Charzewski
Olympia Fields
Judith Lohr
Park Forest
Melvin E. Schneider
Gwenevere Browder
Wieboldt tax break plan pivots toward Lincoln Mall
Matteson Village Board hired Keck Mahin and Cate to study a tax increment financing district for the old Wieboldt store at Lincoln Mall. A $2.8 million preliminary fund was approved for public improvements with a potential $30k to $40k study cost and a March 21 public hearing scheduled. The TIF relies on future property tax revenues to repay bonds, part of a $14.8 million incentives package to attract a new department store, with meetings planned with local taxing bodies for approvals.
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Matteson
Lincoln Mall
Keck
Dubruiel
Brutel
Duruiel
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