FHS Clinic Serves Low Income in Chicago Heights
The Family Health Society Clinic operates from 44 W Lincoln Hwy Chicago Heights offering affordable care. With a $237000 budget, it served 1078 patients last year and has 2500 visits since 1996, mainly 18 to 45 year olds, many Hispanic. Payment scaled by income. urgent care within 48 hours. Volunteers from St. James, Ingalls, Prairie State College and others support on site specialties and prevention programs.
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Donausky named District 227 principal at Rich Central
Replacing resigning leaders, Donausky will lead Rich Central in District 227 after 18 years as a teacher. He aims to involve parents and community with improved curriculum alignment to state standards and staff development in partnership with Governors State University. District serves 3,286 students across seven communities.
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PSC Board Ousts Monteleone From Illinois Trustees Post
Prairie State College trustees voted 5-1 to remove Michael Monteleone from the Illinois Community College Trustees Association post, citing failure to represent college opinions. The action followed his public disapproval of a four year salary and benefits contract for President E Timothy Lightfield, including a $40,000 retirement fund and boosted cost of living increases and a $10,000 annual performance stipend. Monteleone called the move vindictive and immature, saying he spoke out within his rights, while colleagues argued he used methods that harmed the college’s standing in Springfield.
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Matteson Adopts $125 Ambulance Fee for Residents
The village of Matteson began a $125 flat fee for residents using ambulance services yesterday after Trustees approved the measure. Residents have received ALS and EMS for over two decades with no prior resident charge, while non-residents pay $325 for ALS and $225 for BLS. Fire Chief Robert Wilcox stated the fee shifts costs to users and avoids broad tax hikes.
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Neighborhood speed awareness program details outlined
Speed data collection will be shared with police to identify problem times and locations. Letters to registered vehicle owners will describe observed speeding and encourage curbside compliance. The program is public information, not a violation notice, with no driving record impacts or fines.
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