PSC board selects four finalists for PSC presidency
From 15 candidates the Prairie State College Board of Trustees named four finalists Frank Vivelo Charles Novak David Sam and John Sbrega. They have held presidencies or senior roles at colleges in Decatur Missouri Ohio Maryland and Texas and will be visited by PSC teams before a May 1 target for an offer and July 1 start to replace interim president James Troutman.
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Prairie State College Board of ‘Trustees
Colee Nn Oe
Decatur
Texas
Frank R. Vivelo
Charles R. Novak
Vis- David Sam
John Sbregs
PSC
Novak
Richland Community College
Eastral College
Union
Missouri
Columbia College
Columbia
Bickert Group
Board of Trustees
Betsy Elliot
James M. Troutman
Troutman
Timothy Lightfield
Campbell and Dillard win Park Forest trustee seats
Park Forest voters selected Campbell and incumbent Bonita Dillard as trustees in a low turnout election that saw 2,397 ballots cast from about 14,000 registered voters. Patterson was ousted, while Campbell vows a new downtown future and tax restraint, Dillard pushes for downtown progress and greater citizen involvement.
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Lynda J. Hemmerling
Park Forest
Steve Camy Meaid
Campbell
Bonita Dillard
Patterson
John Ostenpees
Campbell and
Dillard
Ostenburg
Ampbells
East Doen
Prume Eee
Arite
Can Sore
Oue
Dillard and
Bill Patterson
Park Forest Village Board
Kim
Rod Klipstein
Kate Patterson
Park Forest Village Hall
Village studies flood risk with Clark Dietz contract plan
Coglianese notes firms estimate the study at year and a half and staff will seek services at the workshop. Clark Dietz is praised as a state leader in this engineering field though not previously involved in village flood work. The contract will state final scope and a not to exceed cost, with total price unknown due to evaluating flood extent. Tammie Sloup can be reached at (708) 802 8847.
Budget plan funds two 6 yard dump trucks
Conley announced the CPL and water capital budgets include 73000 for a new 6 yard dump plow truck and 2001 funds for a second unit, to be purchased via state program cab and chassis for 3032. He recommended buying two trucks for 76064 total with 90 day delivery and 60 days to install, aiming to improve snow removal by staffing each town area.
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CPL
Conley Conley
Proram
Conley
Residence radius debate stirs village vote Controversy shadows safety concerns
A late last year workshop backed a 15 mile residency rule for village workers including police and fire personnel. Trustees note residents may be unclear on questions and say the board will be guided by Tuesday ballots. Dermody cites safety as central, warning of risks to officers and families if living inside patrol areas. Matteson cites mutual aid with nearby villages for emergencies.
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Dernody
Dermody
Joe Vincent
Vincent
Matteson
Coul
Referendums draw interest in New Lenox votes
Voter turnout in the New Lenox primary was about one third of 17 700 registered voters as referendums and a single trustee race drew limited enthusiasm. Supervisor Guy Sell said the turnout was decent though no one was excited about the president. Kristin Szremski can be reached at (708) 633 8821.
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Guy Sell
New Lenox
Southland
Park Forest
Kristin Szremski
Field's building sale may be final
The Marshall Field's building sale may close within four days as a leading development firm lines up a contract with the village. Village President John Ostenburg says terms are settled and a Monday vote is expected, with plans for a 118,000 square foot space to become a mixed use entertainment complex.
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Marshall Field
John Ostenburg
Village
Ostenburg
Rick Heidner
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