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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1995
Page
1
Poets and musicians find an outlet as open mike nights catch on at a nearby coffeehouse. Experts urge stress relief through leisure and giving to others while the Dimens Special HomeGuide Extra advertorial highlights housing developments in the area in today’s edition.
Prep athletes in baseball softball and soccer ready to showcase best skills as tournaments approach. Voters are urged to voice choices on today’s ballot to highlight favorite local places to do business. See Pages C-11 for Corcuration Main numbers 755-6161 755-3344 755-3993 classified.
The Village Board abated over 700000 of the 1993 village tax levy for four bond issues to be paid from existing funds through 1995. Bonds include a 2.9 million utility extension, 2.5 million water refunding, 140000 Ok Plank Road Trail, and 600000 park improvement. Abatement keeps homeowner tax impact low, with potential levy avoidance if not abated. Future payments rely on development fees and water fund revenues.
Tinley Park Police host Dar-a-Palooza for Fifth and Sixth Grade D A R E graduates at noon to 6 pm. The junior Lollapalooza will feature bands attractions and food for area school kids and their families at a dollar per attendee.
Park Forest Det. Thomas Fleming and psychologist Dr. Fred Ross told about 75 residents at a Town Meeting titled Parents Against Violence What’s a Parent To Do. Fleming urged parents to adapt to a violent drug era and engage more actively in their children’s lives.
Fleming urges parents to engage with teens amid MTV and BET culture and violent media. Police advise monitoring friends, activities, and dress, stressing responsibility for peers and dangers like drugs and gangs.
Mary Rabotogo reports a surge in tag days where groups of taggers solicit spare change at busy south suburban intersections. Charities compete for loose coins and bills, some viewing the trend as a nuisance while others praise quick high yields. The Orland Park Lions Club ended Candy Days after volunteers tire of dangerous intersections.
Frank Annerino resigns as Richton Park village trustee citing work commitments and travel. A 24 year resident he helped create Glaeser Park and its first baseball diamonds, recalling early volunteer days and a willingness to解决 local issues. He leaves noting his son’s wedding and his wish to enjoy grandfather duties while plans faced friction and joy alike.
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