Matteson Commons Bridge Plan Aims to Link Sides
Village officials say the bridge would cost about 5 million with 80 percent funded by the project cost and 20 percent by the Illinois Department of Transportation. Construction could start July 1994 and take about a year. Public hearing June 24 at Village Hall.
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Illinois Department of Transportation
Ralph Coglianese
Matteson Commons
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AARP Rich Township to Meet at Hope Lutheran Church
Retired Persons chapter of AARP hosts a noon meeting at Hope Lutheran Church Park Forest with a luncheon “Luncheon is Served”. Tickets cost 4 dollars and are available at Rich Township Community Center Richton Park through to day.
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Rich Township
American Association of Retired People
Hope Lutheran Church
Indianwood Blvd
Park Forest
Trail Miners and Michigan Canal trail system at Joliet ceremony
Matteson hosts annual festival with officials and volunteers from Sierra Club Folks on Spokes Thorn Creek Audubon Society and former Old Plank Road Transsocation members. Reynolds praises intergovernmental cooperation while locals express mixed feelings about littering noise and crime along the trail.
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Reynolds
Will County Forest Preserve
Frankfort
Rich Township
Matteson
Park Forest
Joyce
Rita Miotti
Dewey Helmick
Marion Glunz
Michael Pasteris
Will County
Residents clash on Rich Central redistricting plan
Richton Park residents and others testified at a meeting about school boundaries sparking debate over busing and community impact. Arguments centered on maintaining neighborhood schools, fair access, and potential chaos from redistricting as the district faced declining enrollment and a 1994 financial crunch.
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Mike Connelly
Richton Park
Barbara Radigan
Rich South
Radigan
Jim Sills
Boston
Sills
Scout Board
Rich Central
Darlene Brown
Matteson
Brown
William Simpson
Park Forest
Simpson
Franklin Wilborne
Homewood-Flossmoor
Bloom Township
Robert Door
Edwin Burnette
Citizens Committee
Village mulls new revenue as taxes face losses
Banovich warns a new tax could be needed to sustain services. He says the village would lose $140,000 or more yearly and must generate funds despite residents bearing the burden. He emphasizes preserving services while acknowledging the impact on people.
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Banovich
Matteson Hosts Second Annual Home Beautification Awards
Matteson sponsors its second annual beautification awards to recognize residential property owners. Judges, grouped in threes, evaluate yards with scores tallied by the Community Relations Department and Property Maintenance Division. Thirty winners get decorated yard signs at the July 19 board meeting. other finalists receive certificates by mail. For more details, call 748-1821.
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Matteoon
Board of Trust
Ees
Matteson Community Sons Department
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