Village Fest budget gets trustees' approval in Richton Park
Richton Park trustees tentatively approved a 36 470 budget for Village Fest a five day May event honoring Law Enforcement Day and Armed Forces Day The budget up from 28 154 last year projects 38 600 in revenue with growth potential to become a major area event like Oktoberfest.
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Library faces taxpayer referendum after revenue shortfall
Nevins cited an 18 percent revenue gain lagging behind rising costs and usage. He noted a pro duct buyback deal with the books vendor increased value, but said further cuts or a tax-backed funding measure are needed. The library board and staff will campaign for the referendum.
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Richton Park candidate window stays open despite filing doubts
Palladino supporters described the front window as remaining open through Monday evening in Richton Park. Donna Palladino said her husband believed he could file by 8 p.m., though petitions were ready at 10:45 a.m. that day, and she indicated he had not decided whether to appeal to the state board of elections.
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District 227 considers April bond issue referendum
Citizens long range planning committees of Rich Township High School District 227 held a joint meeting Tuesday to discuss a bond issue referendum in April. They reviewed finances, facilities, enrollment and personnel, proposing a 25 cent per $100 assessed value tax increase to fund the district’s near term needs and close a projected $3 million education fund deficit by June 1989.
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Village trustees debate refuse contract vote and Star Disposal fallout
Trustee Wittenkeller criticized Star Disposal for alleged conduct at a January meeting, while Stricker cited lack of municipal scavenger experience as a reason for vetoing the contract. Trustees Adams and Murphy reported resident support for Star Disposal and noted widespread phone inquiries after the vote.
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Plan proposals split between Matteson and Arcadia schools
Boundary discussions consider keeping three of five plans for further study. One plan shifts Lindenwood apartments and east 215th to 217th street areas from Matteson to Arcadia or Indiana schools, while other options move Pinewood and nearby lanes, Kostner Academy area, and Richton Park east of the railroad to Sauk or Linden roads. Board stresses initial discussion stage with ongoing talks.
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