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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1995

Page

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Fourth of July events and fireworks shows listed area wide

Explosive Independence Day guide outlines parades and fireworks across the region. Warm weather plans invite families to pack baskets and blankets for outdoor celebrations while cautions about stay awake remedies surface amid a glossy Foods Coming Sunday feature on top regional golf, the Western Open. Main office numbers provided.

Matteson eyes GB tax incentive to lure unnamed Industry

Matteson officials support Cook County GB tax classification to attract an undisclosed metallurgical manufacturer. The village board discussed a possible burn square foot facility at South Gate Commerce Center behind Menards on Cicero Avenue with plans for 125000 square feet if the project proceeds. The company is considering two other sites and seeks village backing before committing, while officials note mixed development can broaden the tax base and create full time jobs beyond the current retail emphasis.

Matteson Cook County GB South Gate Commerce Center Menards Cicero Avenue Ralph Coglianese Cook County Ste Patricia Backus Backus Ace Hardware Akzo Coglianese

Olympia Fields votes against hiring village administrator

Olympia Fields rejects a motion to hire a village administrator with only two of seven trustees in support. Trustees Crawford and Ryza favored the admin at up to 60000 yearly, while the majority were content with current operations. The village president opposed adding another layer of government, urging use of local talent and participatory democracy. A related agenda item about a Vollmer Road commercial development was postponed after questions about a plan commission report.

Barbara Dargis Diana Crawford Willis Ryza Essary Robert Field Olympia Fields Fields Crawford Sweeting Plan’ Commission Harry Bainbridge Vollmer Road Burger King Thomas Thanas Plan Commission Thanas

Charzewski to resign from Rich Township District 227 board

Rich Township High School District 227 board member Clare Charzewski announced plans to resign at the June 19 meeting amid a move to Rhode Island with her husband. She says the July 17 meeting will formalize her departure, effective upon replacement on August 7. Charzewski has served four years and led the redistricting effort, with three Rich Central graduates in her family.

Clare Charzewski Rich Township Charzewski Karzewski Rhode Island Olympia Fields Rich Central Brian Knutson

Matteson Commons development eyed for village center plan

Matteson trustees, after a week’s meeting on financing, appear ready to back the 100 acre Commons project south of Vollmer Road between I 57 and Cicero Avenue. The mixed use site includes apartments, offices, retail, hotels, and a new village hall and aims to become the town center.

Matteson Matteson Commons Vollmer Road Interstate 57 Cicero Avenue Vine Ralph Coglianese Emmanuel Smoukhoede Asi Transcontinental Properties Inc Des Plaines

Two women fault theatre security over outdoor incident

Two sisters 19 and 23 allege guards failed to remove August Schroeder after a first fight at the New World Music Theatre Saturday. Police say Schroeder, 24, of Broadview, was arrested and charged with three counts of battery after a second confrontation that left a man with a concussion and the two women assaulted.

New World Music Tinley Park Schroeder Broadview

Richton Park trims police pension levy to meet tax cap

Richton Park trustees approved a 36 000 reduction in the police pension levy from 210 739 to 174 739 to satisfy a 5 percent state tax cap. Village Manager David Niemeyer and Finance Director Timothy Hammond explained the cut preserves required funding levels while aligning with state law and local finances. A related board meeting delay occurred due to a matter involving former resident Joseph Petreikis.

Richton Park Department of Insurance Timothy Hammond Niemeyer Cook County Joseph Petreikis

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