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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1995
Page
4
Will County officials weigh a three tier curfew for ages 12 to 17 in unincorporated areas. A public hearing Tuesday precedes a potential March 16 County Board vote. Violations carry 100 to 500 dollars in fines and mandatory community service, with parent penalties for failing to supervise.
The village council approved a tax increment financing plan allowing 50 percent reimbursement of property taxes collected on the redevelopment site. For 1993 taxes paid in 1994, the developer faced $503,000 total taxes and will receive $252,000 from the Special Tax Allocation Fund for eligible redevelopment costs.
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Park Forest Police Chief Robert Maeyama criticizes Longnecker’s impending release for stalking his ex wife. He urges possible movement restrictions and relocation until proven safe, citing danger to his former spouse and children and noting system uncertainties.
Thanas said last week in a phone interview that an ordinance is needed if a group home request arises. No current request exists in Olympia Fields, but trustees seek clarification after prior resident inquiries. Further discussion will occur at the March 13 village board meeting, with Supreme Court case outcomes possibly shaping the amended ordinance.
Survey notes from local meetings show Matteson teens favor an aquatic center and a large teen meeting space. Planners seek strong ideas to tailor services to residents and demographics, focusing on matching programs with community needs.
Gregory H Sloan, mid-1950s Park Forest Parks and Recreation Director, mentored star Roger Taylor and hired future notable educators and coaches. His influence reached Michigan coach Steve Fisher, Wichita State's Gene Smithson, Winona State's Les Woetke, and several district administrators. Memorials to the Sloan Scholarship Fund.
The league, formed by Henrietta Foreman in 1966, hosts a year full of events including a roller skating party a huge picnic a pool party at the Aqua Center and a banquet at Village Italia. About 2 500 people attended the Aqua Center party. Hannagan says the program develops character broadens contacts and emphasizes family involvement. The joining fee is 45 dollars and the 16 game schedule runs May 19 through July 27.
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