Richton Park weighs returning CDBG funds or face grant hurdles
Trustees debated whether Richton Park should return about 50 000 in CDBG program income to Cook County or keep it to avoid red tape and potential loss of future grant approvals. A 15 036.65 deficit arose from county reallocations and a 73 963.34 unobligated balance remains, with authorities urging further research before a formal decision.
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Richton Park
Cook County
Murrell Reeves
Rayson
Cioni
A. Douglas Fenske
Cook County Community Development Office
Fenske
Far South Suburban Housing Service
FSSHS
Richton Hills
HUD
CDBG
Glaeser Park
Summer church schedules and school honors reported
Lutheran and Faith churches announce Thursday evening services through June to August and Sunday worship at 9 a.m. Faith church adds nursery care with no Sunday school. June 5 events include Wendy Wilson and Dave Harrison being installed as Sunday school leaders and Judith Judy joining Faith church. Immanuel and Zion Lutheran schools celebrate track meet winners and an athletic banquet with honors for several students and graduates.
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Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity
John Spangler
Faith Church, United Church of Christ
Wendy Wilson
Dave Harrison
Judith Judy
Faith Church
Rich South High School
Immanuel
Zion Lutheran Church
Danielle Waitekus
Julie Stuenkel
Patricia Miller
Kim Huffmann
Tammy Persson
Toni Edmundson
Lilli Luebben
Kim Kreith
Jill Stuenkel
Amy Termaende
Stacey Pat
Aron Alborn
Troy Pequette
Brian Entner
Rhett Elder
Brad Fleck
Jason Pequette
Mike Wiersma
Jon Jacobs
J.J. Boehm
Kathy Martin
Jean Stege
Jenny Myers
Karen Entner
Debbi Podgorske
Beth Kochendorfer
Tonya Greenwood
Kara Schreck
Julie Lux
Marion Jacobs
Kara Edelmann
Immanuel Lutheran School
Bill Cook
Steve D'Andrea
Brian Hanson
Brian Duensing
Amy Bedrosian
David Pekala
Timothy Regan
Danny Schmeissing
Robbyn Sluis
Mike Solita
Timothy Stuenkel
Robert Winemiller
Norwood Center redevelopment discussed by village trustees
A plan to aid redevelopment of Norwood shopping center in Park Forest elicited strong speeches pro and con. The proposal would provide the developer with 200000 from the Garden House fund and 65000 annually for five years if completion aligns with the final plan, with reductions if timetables slip and no payments if firms fail to open by March 31, 1985. The package includes permit fee waivers, help securing a 217458 Cook County block grant, a 400000 revolving loan, a 1690000 equity proof, and MONY financing up to 6.8 million.
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Reeves
Catherine Esquivel
Village Housing Committee
Esquivel
Michele Horaney
Norwood
Park Forest
Garden House
Finer Foods
Cook County
Harry Dolan
F. Clifford Dilorenzo
Mutual of New York
Mony) Insurance Company
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Rich Dahlman
Kenny Miller
Jeff Uthe
Danny Oostra
Jimmy Uthe
Matthew Oostra
Michael Costra
Zion
Doug Klain
Shannon Crandall
Mark Allen
Byron Lester
Tom Bertram
Lance Erickson
N. Williams
Thornton
Potentilla Jackmani
Tsun An
Hwyn Homewood
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Hedges Clinic SC
Colorado Ave
Frankfort
West Mia
Grasshoppers
Sperry IN Leathers & Fabrics
Cherry Creek
Homewood
Daids Tink Greaties
Black & Decker
Strickler’s
Moner Rd