Matteson adopts remote water meters and monthly bills
Matteson introduces a remote reading water meter system to replace house to house readings. Monthly bills begin July 5 with readings more accurate, helping detect leaks, though bills may seem higher. Installation started in May in Old Matteson with crews seven days a week over six months.
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Matteson
Wanda Tippie
Public Works
Tippie
Old
Matte
Public Works Department
Village offers park concerts in Matteson this summer
The Matteson Parks and Recreation department presents six free Concerts in the Parks across five neighborhood parks and the new Village Hall pavilion. Runs Wednesdays at 7 p.m. from June 2 to August with shows lasting about two hours featuring blues easy listening jazz rock country and Caribbean styles. About 100 people attend on average and crowds are comfortable in the park setting.
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Matteson
Village Hall
Matteson Parks and Recreation Department
Terrone Parham
Recreation Supervis
Homeowners press village on lake and park repairs
Meadow Lake Estates Homeowners Association residents criticized delays on promised work at the man made lake park area and boardwalk. President Steve Dudley said the group seeks firm action from Richton Park officials and a place on next Monday’s agenda as negotiations with Financial Properties and Hay Associations continue after a four way conference call with FDIC representatives and others.
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Loper
FDIC
Richton Park Village Board
Meadow Lake Estates Homeowners Association
Park
Steve Dudley
Financial Properties
Dunley
Hangreve
Dudley
Gregg ‘Spathis
Tim Hammond
Financial Properties Fdic
Mary Pierce Day Declared in Richton Park
Village President Rudolph Banovich proclaimed Monday as Mary Pierce Day after third graders from Sauk Elementary School petitioned the village board. Pierce, surprised at a board meeting, inspires residents and students as officials hid the agenda item to honor her.
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Suent
Park Village
Mary Pierce
Rudolph Banovich
Richton Park
Banovich
Pierce
Bikers for Christ Grow CMA Chapters Across Suburbs
Christian bikers form CMA chapters to combine riding with evangelism. Leaders like Forrest Tucker and Bill Sumrow say they offer a place for believers on two wheels, while spreading the gospel at stoplights and rallies. The Christian Eagles began in Orland Park in 1995 and now exceed two hundred members nationwide.
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Ria
Dng
Hells Angels
Harley-Davidson
Trouble
Christian Association
Bill Sumrow
CMA
New
Jesus
George Hostert
New Lenox
Herb Shreve
Arkansas
South Suburban
Christian Eagles
Orland Park
Eagles
Kankakee
Hostert
Bikers Rally for Charity Run for the Son
Dozens of Christian Motorcyclists Association bikers rode in the Run for the Son charity, supporting Bible and motorcycle donations for missionaries. CMA's Orland Park chapter raised $6,235, led by Jim Wolf, with Judy and Roger Morris highlighting the mission after delivering three motorcycles to Nicaraguan pastors.
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South Suburbs
Christian Motorcyclists Association
South Suburban
CMA
Orland Park
Judy
Roger Morris
Lenox
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