Rich Township high schools plan $10.4 million bond for auditorium center
Rich Township officials discussed selling $10.4 million in bonds to fund renovations and an auditorium center at Rich South High School. A public hearing is set for July 1 to gather comments, with $5.2 million more bonds planned for July 12 for facilities and technology.
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Matteson loses its only female patrol officer
Matteson Police Department bids farewell to Michelle Geier who resigns to join a university police department effective June 18. The Fire and Police Commission will test to hire a replacement while the eligible list shows seven men ahead of any female candidates, complicating a gender balance goal.
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Pareniticts Tomes Bet Oxe
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Pomp and Circumstance Echoes in a Sunset Anniversary
A 65 year old celebration echoes with pomp and circumstance as family members gather to mark a long life milestone. The event highlights enduring traditions and shared memories. For attendees, the day reflects gratitude and continued community ties.
Village board weighs safety for Lewis Day Care Center
Matteson officials question safety measures for Lewis Day Care Center to open at Century Plaza in Cicero Ave. The 1,900 square foot facility plans for 96 children with sign in out rules and backup contacts. Village proceeds with ordinance drafting and a state license application.
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Michael Hughes
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Mark Stricker Ques
Joseph Perozzi
Bay Care
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Century Plaza
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Stephanie Lear
Meadow Lake dispute nears settlement with developer
An overflow crowd at Meadow Lake Estates Village Hall watched as officials and homeowners, with representatives of Financial Properties and Hay & Associates, push toward resolving long running issues. The dispute centers on retention pond area improvements and completion of public works promised within two years of subdivision approval.
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Retention Pond
Financia Properties
Financial Properties
Taxpayers sue Bloom Township officials over delinquent tax scheme
Two Chicago Heights taxpayers, Yolanda Hill and Charles J., file suit in Cook County Circuit Court against former and current Bloom Township supervisors and an attorney. They allege a fraudulent scheme to avoid payment of delinquent property taxes, prompted by a Star report detailing tax breaks via temporary property assignment to Bloom Township. Principal defendants include former Supervisor Robert A. Grossi, current Supervisor Thomas Somer, and attorney Kenneth W.
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Martin J. Oberman
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