Parents tips for safe carefree summer for children
Parents are urged to keep children safe this summer with practical tips on supervision sun protection water safety and activity planning. Experts advise establishing routines checking swim skills and teaching hazard awareness to prevent common accidents during carefree days.
Three contracts approved for police facility project
Matteson village trustees authorized a $1.55 million police station project with Polson Architects of Urbana as architect for a fixed fee of 120000 plus up to 500 in expenses. Also engaged a financial advisor and attorney to assist with an $800000 general obligation bond sale approved by voters.
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R. V. Norene and Associates, Inc
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Chapman and Cutler
Sue
Joseph Perozzi
South Central Avenue
New Faith Baptist
Woodgate School
Village Fest reserves earmarked for new community center
Richton Park officials discussed earmarking Village Fest reserves for a community building, a 1982 resolution established the fund, and the parks and recreation commission favors directing funds to community projects. The board also considered adding the Playboy channel via Centel TV with a $9 monthly fee, subject to 90 day notice rules and franchise considerations.
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Troy Benson
Village Parks and Recreation Commission
Playboy
Centel
Benson
Frank Annerino
Annerino
William van Baker
Detective author hunts Park Forest ties for book sequel
Author Paul Leinberger, Park Forest native, returns home to finish a sequel to The Organization Man. He interviews 55 Park Forest pioneers and other former residents across the U.S. to explore the national phenomenon of the American businessman and the life in new towns after World War II.
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Park Forest
William H. Whyte, Jr
Whyte
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Olympia Fields
Steger
Homewood
Flossmoor
Tinley Park
Harvey and
Frankfort
Wheaton
Evanston
Hinsdale
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Chicago Resource Center
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Levittown
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District 162 Offers Summer Computer Classes
Matteson School District 162 will run four computer courses for fourth through eighth graders in two sessions from June 24 to July 12 and July 15 to August 12 at Huth Upper Grade Center. Fees are 15 dollars per course. District serves Matteson Rich Township Park Forest and Olympia Fields. Additional after school computer club discussed as possible extended services pilot. Total computer equipment approved exceeding 9 thousand dollars with IBM computer software and optical scanner to streamline attendance and records.
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Matteson
Richton Park
Park Forest
Olympia Fields
Huth
Karen Piggott
Allan Dornseff
IBM
Management Systems
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