Glenwood OKs 7.17 million spending plan
Glenwood Village Board approves a 7,167,873 budget for 1995 96 with minor personnel raises. Top line items include 1 944 779 for Water and Sewer and 1 264 909 for Police. The board also denied a senior overnight care facility in a shopping plaza near Glenwood Lansing Road and asked zoning to review the pool ordinance for streamlining.
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Public ‘Works Department
Police Department
Fire Department
Water and Sewer Department
Zoning Board of Appeals
Glenwood-Lansing
Jeanne Maggio
Maggie
Irons Oaks leaders honor volunteers
The Irons Oaks Foundation elected its 1995 board of directors at the annual meeting and honored volunteers for past fundraising work. Officers named include Martha Rage president Karen Piggott vice president James Lesh secretary and Keith Cox treasurer. Trustees elected for three years were Hilary Krala Karen Radloff and Inez White with Lois Lewis taking a one year term. The President's Award went to Kent Westley for longtime service. Membership is open to interested residents and a phone number 481-2330 is available for applications or to volunteer.
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Irons Oaks Foundation
Martha Rage
Karen Piggott
James Lesh
Keith Cox
Hilary Krala
Karen Radloff
Inez White
Lois Lewis
Ruth
Martha Rago
Patricia Romba
Sally Westley
Bill Piggot
Kent Westley
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Volunter
Freedom Is Not Free a Victory Remembered Memorial Honor
Korean War veterans finally receive recognition in Washington with a dedication themed Freedom Is Not Free a Victory Remembered. The Korean War Veterans Memorial honors 54246 dead 8177 missing 7140 captured 103284 wounded alongside a 164 foot mural wall showing 2400 images and nineteen stainless steel statues. Veterans William Sakalares and Dave Wood recalled service as ceremonies include wreath laying at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and events at Kennedy Center.
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Lincoln Memorial
William — Sakalares
Sakalares
First Marine Division
Chicago Heights
Washington
Mem
Kennedy Center
Dave ‘Wood
Wood
Homewood
Misha the Pomeranian Mix Named Pet of the Week
Misha, a year-old Pom mix, is the South Suburban Humane Society pet of the week. Housebroken and spayed, she loves laps. For information call 755-PETS.
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Misha
South Suburban Humane Society
Wood energy plant developers defend project claims
Polsky Energy and Illinois Wood Energy Partners respond to opposition at Bloom Township rally. They insist the waste wood burner is a power plant not an incinerator and claim daily burn rates around 300 tons, with careful screening of chips and no burning of railroad ties or hazardous waste. They assert no groundwater pollution and environmental benefits, correcting rally and article details about location.
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Bloom Township
The
Star
Bill Nielsen
Polsky Energy
Northbrook
Polsky
Illinois Wood Energy Partners
Nilsen
Nielsen
Nielen
Tok Issu
Route 30
Wentworth Avenue
Police Target Speeders In Regional Traffic Safety Push
Local police departments join a national campaign to cut speeding from July through September with overtime patrols funded by grants. The South Suburban Regional Traffic Safety Program coordinates the effort across the region to boost enforcement of speed limits seat belt use and child safety seats. National data show 3 million injuries and 40 115 deaths from crashes with 31 percent of fatal crashes speed related.
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