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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1994
Page
1
A walk through Moraine Valley Community College reveals a showpiece in the new fine and performing arts center. The facility showcases classrooms studios and performance spaces designed to elevate arts education and campus culture.
In a concise guide, the enduring cookie strategy is explored. The piece highlights disciplined selling, community engagement, and consistent goals driving annual fundraising success for the Girl Scouts. It emphasizes teamwork and practical approaches to reaching customers.
The new giant Kmart store in the south suburb lives up to its name with a larger footprint and expanded selections. The opening signals a boost for local shopping with bigger floor space, more departments, and a modern layout aimed at drawing in families and bargain hunters.
Upon Further Review explores appropriate motives for young athletes using Pat Bouchard’s view of true friendship in sports. The piece probes relationships, competitive drive, and integrity, while noting contact info for circulation and classifieds at 755 numbers.
A compact listing of sections including Education Dining Health Neighborhoods Movies Prime Time Weekend and Religion. The page references are partial and garbled but indicate a local paper card with program headings and feature areas across a weekend edition.
U S Rep Bobby Rush and others from the South Suburbs reacted with cautious praise and skepticism to President Clinton's State of the Union. Rush pressed for job creation and warned that a tough crime bill needs employment opportunities, while Harris Fawell noted funding limits and warned about costs for 100000 new police.
Richton Park trustees debated a two tier curfew proposal for residents 17 and younger at a Village Board meeting. The amendment would set 11:30 p.m. to 6 a.m. on weekends for 16 and 17 year olds and 10:30 p.m. to 6 a.m. on weekdays, with younger youths restricted to 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. daily. Board members asked about event exemptions and parental responsibility in smaller gatherings.
Matteson Village President Mark Stricker, a Tinley Park High School social studies teacher, resumed duties after triple bypass surgery. He checked into Olympia Fields Osteopathic Medical Center on November 15, underwent heart surgery November 29, and returned home December 13 amid ongoing rehab.
Matteson School kindergartners study Sweden in a multicultural unit. Anna Marie Adair of Homewood's Scandinavian Boutique visited Gail Lang's class dressed in native costume, sharing Tjugondag knut traditions and swedish culture as students learned climate customs language and Lappland reindeer herders. Her visit was videotaped for library display and future studies.
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