Pocahontas film teased by Mark Perry interviews market
Film critic Mark Perry previews the upcoming Pocahontas release with insights from Native American activist Russell Means and the production team. The interviews cover casting, portrayal choices, and potential cultural impact ahead of the film debut.
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Maven
Mark Perry
Russell Means
1995 All-Area Team Honors Local Prep Baseball
The area’s finest prep baseball players are highlighted as we name members of the 1995 All-Area Team. Read details on the standout performers, standout positions, and the teams represented across the region.
The It Pays column helps decide auction buys and sells
This note highlights guidance for buyers and sellers considering auctions, pointing readers to Page D-1 for detailed tips and implications about real deals and value assessments.
DIMENSIONS Medical Maze Delays in Diagnosis and Therapy
A medical feature notes why PMS remains a difficult diagnosis and how choosing appropriate therapy presents additional challenges for patients. The article emphasizes complexity of symptoms and need for careful evaluation by clinicians to tailor treatment.
Best of . . . business ballot request ends soon
The notice invites readers to vote in the Best of contest by marking the final ballot. It provides main and circulation numbers including 755-6161 755-3344 755-3993 for contact or circulation purposes. No further details are given.
Latchkey program eyed by Matteson district board
Matteson School District 159 officials weigh launching a morning latchkey program for Marya Yates and other schools. A pilot through Children’s World could run 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. if at least 25 students enroll, with a $3 daily fee, following a prior successful after school program and a long-sought morning option.
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Matteson
Board of Education
Marya Yates School
Children’s World
Marya Yates
Woodgate
Sieden Prairie
Neil Armstrong
Thomas Mullins
Shelley Bromberek-Lambert
Mullins
Bromberek- Lambert
Matteson Festival Draws Crowds at Memorial Park
Me People turned out in droves to enjoy the Matteson Festival in Memorial Park last weekend. Pictured are children on rides at the carnival and the Washington family with Chico the monkey. Ashley 7 Samuel 6 Kelli 7 months Cheryl mother. Christopher Rogers 4 is shown front.
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Matteson
Memorial Park
Washington
Chico
Ashley
Samuel
Kelli
Cheryl
Christopher Rogers
Tubilou's Liquor License Appeal Keeps Bar Open
Tubilou's 200 Town Center filed an appeal with the Illinois Liquor Control Board to reverse Village President Mark Stricker's two week liquor sale ban and $750 fine. The bar will remain open during appeal proceedings amid claims of insufficient evidence of underage drinking.
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Matteson
Tubilou’s
Town Center
Illinois Liquor Control Board
Mark Stricker
Liquor Commission
Tubilou
Stricker
James Gierach
Gierach
Olympia Fields eyes ADA renovations for municipal complex
Village President Robert Field reported at a Monday board meeting that the Olympia Fields municipal complex on Governors Highway must meet ADA standards by a December 1994 deadline. A preliminary survey by Wayne C. Hanson outlines a permanent ramp, rest room modifications, signage updates, and clerk and police counters adjustments, with trustees ordering detailed plans and a cost estimate. Trustees Monteleone Crawford Ryza and Henn discussed options and also considered a United Blood Services blood drive.
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Olympia Fields
Governors Highway
Robert Field
Village Hall
Field
Wayne C. Hanson
Police
Michael Monteleone
Diana Crawford
Willis Ryza
Robert Henn
Hanson
Richton Park to abate $108000 in property taxes
Richton Park Village Board approves an ordinance to abate about 108000 in the 1994 water and sewer bond levy. The abatement, funded by water and sewer revenues, avoids cash return to property owners and precedes county clerk deadlines. The board will also trim the police pension levy by about 36000 to meet the 5 percent cap under the new tax law.
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Richton Park Village
David Niemeyer
Richton Park
Timothy Hammond
Niemeyer
Hammond
Body found on tracks in Tinley Park
Metra police report a body discovered beside the tracks near Tinley Park station after Train 412's 7:32 a.m. arrival. The unidentified man’s remains were sent to the Cook County Medical Examiners Office as investigators review five earlier trains that passed the scene.
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Metra
Tinley Park
Chris Knapton
Joliet
Chicago
66Th Court
Cook County Medical Examiners Office
Knapton
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