Glenwood Mayor vows home maintenance drive
Glenwood Mayor William Asselborn promised to continue a housing upkeep campaign. He will conduct routine walk-throughs of village neighborhoods to inspect properties and identify needed repairs. Residents notified of required fixes have 60 days to comply before fines or court action may follow.
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Glenwood
William Asselborn
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Clock-Top start time set for Homewood students next fall
Homewood School District 153 will start classes at 8:30 a.m. instead of 8:45 a.m. after a Board of Education vote. The meeting also reviewed the district gifted program shifting from pull-out to in-class instruction and debated how the extra 15 minutes will be used for student benefit, according to Superintendent James Mahan.
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James Mahan
Difficult year for Flossmoor mayor resignation amid family losses
Flossmoor Mayor Frank Maher Jr. resigned citing personal losses at a village board meeting, effective 5 p.m. Wednesday. The board will meet in executive session to decide how to proceed on a successor, with potential selection of either a mayoral replacement or a new trustee to maintain a six-member board.
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Flossmoor
Frank Maher Jr
Maher
Kevin F. Maher
Homewood-Flossmoor High School
St. John
Ind
Illinois seniors bid to freeze property assessments
Springfield lawmakers approved a measure to freeze property tax assessments for seniors 65 and older with income of 35 000 or less, preventing increases unless property improvements are made. The measure, aiming to keep homes affordable, would set the 1994 assessed value as the freeze point and relies on governor approval to take effect. The bill forecasts about 40 million in reduced local revenue in year one and 80 million in year two.
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Springfield
General Assembly
Jim Edgar
Aldo DeAngelis
Olympia Fields
Terry Steeze
Oak Forest
John Ostenburg
D-Park Forest
John
Illinois Department of Revenue
Senate Revenue Committee
DeAngelis
Jack Kubik
Riverside
Patrick O’malley
Palos Heights
Spreading the Wealth at Zee One Deal in Park Forest
Zee One Inc. vice president Steve Nicholson negotiates a sales tax sharing plan with Park Forest officials to generate 725000 in monthly sales tax and nearly 1.0 million by project end. Nicholson would pay about 330000 for repairs on Lincoln Highway, with the village sharing revenues for 15 years or until repayment.
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Park Forest
Steve Nicholson
Zee One Inc
Board of
Nicholson
Lincoln Highway
Delay Cancels State Press Conference On Airport Site
A Wednesday press briefing to reveal the preferred site for a third regional airport was canceled. The delay concerns who from Springfield will announce the results of the first phase of the master plan study, with Peotone still the expected choice.
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Peotone
Bob York
South Suburban
Springfield
Judgment day nears for cops in Mangialardi case
Former Illinois Supreme Court Justice Seymour Simon is to finish reviewing trial transcripts by month end to decide if current police officers warrant discipline. Mangialardi, former deputy chief, resigned after a federal verdict convicting him of taking bribes extortion tax evasion.
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Seymour Simon
Sam Mangialardi
Simon
Mangialardi
Police and Fire Commission
Orland Park weighs lease for multimillion-dollar sports facility
Village officials consider leasing 15-acre Centennial Park land to an investor group led by Bo Jackson for a proposed sports complex. The plan would set a nominal rent of $1 yearly and include stipulations ensuring resident access. Trustee Thomas Dubelbeis says current plans are preliminary and would oppose selling the land.
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Orland Park
Centennial Park
Thomas Dubelbeis
Bo Jackson
Dubelbeis
Recreation and Parks Committee
Frankfort police oppose carnival site at Nebraska Street corner
Police Chief Darrell Sanders told the village Board of Trustees that the Frankfort Police Department evaluation found Nebraska Street and Route 45 unsuitable for the Fall Festival carnival. He stated he and his staff strongly recommend against relocating the Fire Department sponsored event there due to safety concerns.
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Nebraska Street
Route 45
Frankfort
Darrell Sanders
Tinley Park police weigh mosh pit ban at World Music Theatre
Tinley Park Police Chief James Wade says a total ban on mosh pits at the World Music Theatre is premature while promising a six month study. Sgt. Tom Boling supports no ban as of now, with a department review planned to assess safety and possible recommendations.
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Tinley Park
James Wade
World Music Theatre
Wade
Tom Boling
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