07 Mar 1996
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1996
Page
1
Young players flock to tennis lessons offered by park districts and clubs as the sport gains popularity. The piece notes how prominent women like Hillary Clinton and Katherine Hepburn once attended all girls schools, reflecting a broader cultural trend in the south suburban area.
The Star reveals its annual All Area selections for boys and girls basketball, highlighting standout players from local high schools and naming top performers across the region.
Critical Pat Bouchard column examines looming threats in health care delivery and policy. Notes concerns about access costs and system pressures shaping patient outcomes and medical innovation. Mentions circulation contact numbers for CATES and variants of main line.
AS BS A Ad Ct presents a first look at an AAO pet project. Details hint at new program launches and community interest. Officials describe potential impacts and timelines while local groups weigh opportunities and concerns.
Matteson launched a $65,000 year-long advertising campaign on March 1 to attract new homeowners and preserve racial diversity. The spots show diverse children and emphasize a multicultural, vibrant town with strong schools and services. Village President Mark Stricker calls the program innovative and anticipates younger families drawn to Matteson’s multiracial appeal.
Homeowners in The Greens rejoin a court fight as Rich Township High School District 227 sues to block their deannexation from District 227 to Homewood Flossmoor. New attorney Roy Sears seeks time to prepare an answer. 63 percent minority in Greens versus 26 percent in HLF per school estimates.
The Matteson village Board adopted two ordinances to allow seasonal and temporary outdoor sales by businesses. The measures amend the zoning code for garden supplies and outdoor accessory uses to streamline sidewalk and summer garden sales, aiming to boost economic activity and sales tax.
Richton Park officials discuss forming a Beautification Committee to honor residents who maintain and improve property. The program would run May 1 to August 31, with annual awards and certificates, relying on volunteers or referrals and aiming for broad community representation.
Park Forest Village Board discussed a proposed tenants rights ordinance revisions. The board removed punitive recourses for negligent landlords while tenants urged protections against retaliation. Officials promised to restore protections and allow tenants to withhold up to 500 dollars or half a month’s rent for repairs with 30 days’ notice. See REVISIONS, Page A-4
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