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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1995
Page
1
Feature highlights decorative container gardens and a variety of real estate listings and advice columns. Mentions gardening as stress relief through green thumb therapy and provides additional views on garden benefits.
In Today s Health Quarterly the piece argues that staying active is easier with family involvement. It highlights how keeping up with kids supports a more active lifestyle and healthier habits through shared activities and routines.
Columnist Tom Houlihan offers life lessons drawn from years as an observer and commentator for 1995 graduates. The piece blends practical counsel with reflective insights, urging readers to value perseverance and integrity as they transition into new chapters.
South Suburban Housing Center finds white buyers dominate Matteson area while minorities face reduced access in the Southwest Suburbs. South Holland advances a Balanced Approach to Housing to foster integration, proposing a strict fair housing ordinance with high penalties for agents. Village President Don DeGraff notes the measure aims to raise awareness and improve relations.
Richton Park officials plan a five year village goal study and seek proposals to analyze current Fire Department operations. The review will identify deficiencies, assess needs, and address future challenges as part of the village’s ongoing plan updates and collaboration with schools.
John Baughman 65, a former Matteson and Homewood officer, is charged in Antigua with murdering his wife Valerie Joyce Baughman after she fell from the Royal Antiguan Resort rooftop. He previously faced murder charges in Illinois and was acquitted in 1984 for his first wife’s death. He faces possible death by hanging if found guilty and is due in Magistrate Court on June 7.
Illinois State Senator Aldo DeAngelis may face a Democratic bid in the 40th Senate District seat. Local Democrats, including an office holder and a former lawmaker, consider a run, sparked by Chicago Heights political power shifts after Mayor Angelo Ciambrone’s April victory ending a 20-year GOP grip. DeAngelis, 64, who began in 1979 and serves as assistant majority leader, notes Democrats appear energized but doubts a strong opposition will emerge.
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