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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1999
Page
10
The notice lists Franklin Shaftan as editor with Margaret Seltzner Dennis R. Wheeler and Joanne M. Zerkel as assistant editors and editors for various sections including AL Page Editor Features Editor Paula Carlson News Editor.
Editorial surveys the 1990 to 1998 population surge in southwest suburbs led by Mokena and New Lenox. It notes 40 plus percent gains, contrasts with declines in older towns, and cites aging populations, economic factors, and planned redevelopment. Infrastructure, planning and regional cooperation are urged to handle rapid growth and new projects like I 355 and Peotone airport.
The summer heat emergency continues with 90 degree plus days forecast into the week. Citizens are advised to stay cool, drink water, and limit sun exposure while checking on elderly or infirm neighbors. Public notices urge practical steps and mutual help during the extended heat spell.
Lisa Finnern of the Animal Welfare League reports staff have taken home animals as nurseries overflow with kittens. The shelter is inundated this summer and urges people to adopt the cats and kittens.
A man chronicles his 50th spring, his dog Louisa, a long coat collie, brings daily joy. He reflects on walks after dark, her herding instincts, and the family bond. Louisa’s calm influence and playful quirks transform a wary owner into a devoted caretaker.
An elderly Type B diabetic recalls July 1 Medicare coverage expansion for glucose test strips and lancelets, then laments new scripted renewals. He details delays, a taped intake system, transportation hurdles, and reliance on a neighbor for strips, arguing computers should aid people, not replace them.
Carleen Sparks requested support for troops through CARE packages letters and cards. The Star has learned the APO address is inactive with an incorrect ZIP and missing state. Caring readers responded but cannot send items until a correct address is provided. Carole Pope notes editors will supply needed details if Sparks replies.
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