Matteson Commons TIF Plan Seeks 300000 Sq Ft Space
The village outlines a Tax Increment Financing package to recruit Transcontinental Properties for 300000 square feet of office space or hotels at Maeson Commons. Developers would get 15.75 dollars per square foot. no money if development stalls within five years. Village board calls it a win for Matteson and Sees $130 million tax revenue when fully developed.
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Roads work continues on residential streets in village plan
Caglianese outlined that all road projects will happen on residential streets so traffic problems should not occur. The village has about $260,000 in its MFT fund, money from the state allocated for road improvements, and is compiling a list of potential future projects to be completed this year or next spring.
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Condo reconstruction delayed amid fire at 22518 Jackson Court
Residents report heavy activity around the 42 unit complex as National Construction Co. begins shell work this week. A faulty water heater caused a November 27 blaze that took eight hours to control with 900000 gallons of water and 100 firefighters. The top floor was gutted and total damage exceeds a million. Red Cross aided displaced residents.
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Oak Forest
Chicago Gary regional airport dispute sparks legal clash
Mike Lawrence for Edgar argues Illinois funds should not fund Indiana ventures and calls the Chicago Gary authority illegal. Daley aides defend legality citing 1950s federal enabling laws, while a pre emptive suit was dropped as legislature adjourned without action.
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K-9 units aid in drug raids with secret compartments and German commands
Chicago police rely on trained K-9 teams Quint and Bar to uncover drugs and drug money, with Quint locating cannabis in a steering wheel and money hidden in shoe boxes and appliances. Bar once found contraband ribs rather than illicit goods. The dogs, trained at Sondheim Facility, work with several local departments and are part of ongoing education in schools and public anti drug programs.
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Mangialardi Convicted on 13 Federal Counts in 1994
Mangialardi, a former Chicago Heights deputy chief, was convicted in May 1994 on 13 federal counts including racketeering extortion and money laundering. He received a prison term plus $650 in court costs and $20,000 in forfeiture and restitution. The trial tied him to bribes from Otis Moore Jr and kickbacks by city officers.
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Police Hall of Fame and Museum
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