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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1995
Page
1
A Purely nocturnal exhibit at the New Field Museum titled Masters of the Night dispels myths about bats and highlights their realities. The feature also mentions music, movie reviews, and a guide on reducing sibling rivalry through witnessing a birth at a south suburban hospital, as noted in Dimensions.
The season for air conditioning arrives as the It Pays column offers maintenance tips and practical guidance. The bigger and better 1996 edition of Suburban Perspective provides a comprehensive look at life in the southern suburbs with seasonal advice.
A month of viewing details appears in TV Close-Up including program listings. Notice lines show contact numbers for circulation and classifieds with local phone prefixes, indicating a newspaper page notice for TV listings and department contacts.
Matteson officials postponed adoption of five ordinances creating the 200 acre Matteson Commons tax increment financing district running between Cicero Avenue and I 57 from Vollmer Road to 205th Street. The board will revisit at a lengthy workshop after an hour long discussion and review of roughly 100 pages of redevelopment documents.
Police say 18 year old Nateisha Williams was killed by ex boyfriend David Ruff 19 in Chicago and Ruff killed himself a day later. A candlelight vigil will start at Craig Park at 8 30 p m with ministers and citizens to walk to Greenbriar Road to raise awareness of domestic violence. Williams a Crete Monee High School graduate planned to become a nurse and left behind a three month old infant.
The Matteson Station Town House subdivision plan for 36 units near Matteson Park Forest received four ordinances from the village board, including rezoning to R-4 and a special use permit. Final engineering and building permits loom as developer George Kachavos notes a yearlong wait and prior delays while residents voiced opposition.
More than 50 residents gathered in Pierce Park for a summer work session called by Village President Rudolph Banovich to address teen issues. They cited loud boom boxes loitering trespassing and unsupervised youth after schools ended as primary concerns.
Lincoln Crossing homeowners discuss trespassing and loitering as residents push for action. Attorney explains laws and posted signs while Police Chief Labus urges calling authorities for loud noise and nuisance. A Citizens' Patrol idea is floated to involve residents in keeping streets safe.
Will County Republican leader Hugh Stipan told about 125 suburban Republicans in Frankfort that whites feel disenfranchised by black leadership in Chicago and are moving to collar counties and suburbs. He claimed a "black Democratic Party in Chicago" and that whites are seeking power in Republican areas, drawing strong reactions from attendees including Frankfort Mayor Ray Rossi.
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