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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1994

Page

4

Mosquitoes Reach High Bites Across Southern Cook County

Liem reports average to low bite rates for his crews but villagers in Park Forest Matteson Richton Park and around Will County report heavy mosquito presence. Matteson administrator Daniel Dubruiel notes larger swarms than last year and reliance on local abatement amid ongoing summer season. Public advisories urge DEET repellents long sleeves and avoidance during peak hours as rains create new breeding grounds.

Liem Cook County John Joyce Park Forest Will County Chicago Heights Matteson Richton Park Daniel Dubruiel Dubruiel Frankfort

Mosh pits stir debate at Tinley Park concerts

Village officials and concertgoers weigh safety and spontaneity as mosh pits form at events from Pantera to Metallica at the World Music Theatre. Residents report few complaints during Metallica, while Yes drew criticism, and officials anticipate future pits at Lollapalooza. Security and crowd behavior remain key concerns for organizers.

Wade Pantera Metallica Seaman Matteson Daniel Dubruiel Yes Tinley Park Dan Ricci Ricci Record Swap Moshers

Village tackles condo scam amid fears of panic peddling

Bair said an investor claimed a weak market for condos and warned owners they would struggle to sell. Nine units sold in a year, and the village will send a notice urging homeowners to file complaints if solicited by a panic peddler. Trustee Hamilton praised staff for swift action. English Valley sits between 169th and 171st Streets, east of Albany Avenue and west of Novak Drive.

Bair English Valley 169Th 171St Streets Albany Avenue Novak Drive

Local housing courts expand at Blue Island start year

Blue Island officials praise a homegrown housing court started earlier this year as more responsive than the county level system. The move reflects a broader push by communities to create faster remedies for rental disputes and code violations through local administration.

Sible Blue Island

Neighborhood Watch urged for unincorporated Bloom Township

A Olympia Gardens resident reports rising crime behind Cub Foods in Chicago Heights with graffiti in Travers Park and mail theft. County Sheriff officials urge forming Neighborhood Watches, noting 59 programs exist and past crime drops from 1992 to 1993. Residents may contact Henry Spight or Penny Mateck for involvement.

Olympia Gardens Cub Foods Chicago Heights Travers Park Antoinette Ruskjer Ruskjer Cook County Ruskier Henry Spight Burke Penny Mateck

Flossmoor Mayor resigns over family losses

Flossmoor Mayor Frank Maher Jr resigned citing personal losses. The resignation takes effect at 5 p.m. Wednesday. The Village Board will meet in executive session to decide how to select a successor, with voting to choose an acting mayor and a trustee to fill vacancies. Maher cites his son Kevin Maher death and his mother Cecilia Maher’s death as factors. He served 13 years as mayor after starting in public service in 1968s with park district and board positions. He plans to reside in Flossmoor for years ahead.

Flossmoor Frank Maher Jr Maher Kevin F. Maher Homewood-Flossmoor High School St. John Ind Cecilia Maher Park District Kevin

Ex-justice reviews Mangialardi police testimony

Former Illinois Supreme Court Justice Seymour Simon will finish reviewing trial transcripts from Sam Mangialardi’s case to decide if any current Chicago Heights officers should face discipline. Mangialardi, a former deputy police chief, was convicted of bribe-taking tax evasion and extortion, and resigned after a June 15 Police and Fire Commission action.

Illinois Supreme Court Seymour Simon Sam Mangialardi Mangialardi Police and Fire Commission Veral Simon Douglas Troiani Robert Bauer Bauer Robert Carstensen Joseph Gliottoni Public Safety August Anzelmo Police Commission

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John Hamilton Barr By Bill Schwingel Cook County Sheriff's Police William Burke Sheriff’s Police UN Insomeresea Bloom Township Mateck Dave Dorsett Rebecca Karason Joe Wright Sean Bye Olympia Fields Central Park By Bill Schwinger Police Department Anzelmo Charles Nardoni Metropolitan Correctional Center Chicago Nardoni
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