Disputed inspection sequence ties to town house sale
Commerford notes one inspection could cover two reoccupancies since the landlord’s name never changed. Sahlin says Foster’s water was shut off after he fell behind on a $60 bill and that Foster avoided court per attorney advice. Inspector Patton found no violations at June 9 but violations appeared between Foster’s rental period and sale. Sahlin saw violations on two visits and prepared to fix them. final walk-through failed when the lock box was removed before closing with Century 21- Dabbs unable to explain the removal.
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Patton
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Dabbs
Homewood
Bond set for Richton Park man in gang related shooting
Bond of 150000 was set Wednesday for 19 year old James Scott of Richton Park charged with aggravated battery in a gang related shooting Saturday in Matteson. He allegedly shot 17 year old Gregory Johnson of Chicago in the groin during a dispute outside a Crestwood Road home. Johnson was released from Olympia Fields Osteopathic Medical Center. The judge continued the case to April 11. Scott was on bond for a September burglary of a Park Forest police van, where he allegedly stole stereo equipment after breaking into the vehicle.
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Matteson
Cook County
Sheila M. Murphy
James Scott
Churchill Drive
Gregory Johnson
Chicago
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Crestwood Road
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Park Forest
Suburban chiefs push to rejoin regional police program
The South Suburban Initiative seeks former members to return, with Flossmoor Chief Mike Williams Worth Chief Frank Gilbert and Park Forest Chief Robert Maeyama steering a sub committee. Maeyama says changes are explained and concerns addressed as the program shows a positive regional approach.
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Mike Williams
Worth
Frank Gilbert
Park Forest
Robert Maeyama
Maeyama
South Suburban Chiefs of Police Association
Mistaken identity leads to missing child scare at school
A Hazel Crest mother frantically searched for her son in special education after she believed he vanished with a man. A school office error involving a Catholic Charities case aide caused a foster child mix up, but the boy was found safe and returned to the school hours later.
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Vaughn
Earline Scott
Hazel Crest
Peter Fee
Catholic Charities
Chicago
W. Lake St
Maureen Rodgers
Rodgers
Tiss
Priscila Palmer
Kay Giles
Mercy Health Care Center
Homewood
Fnaily
Barry Receives Probation for Theft and Restitution
Barry, a former principal with 25 years service, was sentenced to 14 consecutive days in the Sheriff’s Work Alternative Program after stealing from the district. He has repaid about $20,000 and must repay the remaining $2,100 by April to complete restitution. He will live out of state to support his family and work for the sheriff as directed. The judge said probation should suffice, noting the financial pressures from three children in college.
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Batry
Lawrence Dirksen
Carmody
O Rich Bast
Robert Raab
Mi Barry
Dirksen
Bank closure prompts tax base concerns in University Park
Residents including Sylvia Delisa and longtime locals decry a bank's move to Crete as hurting University Park taxes. Officials note repeated failed sales and four prior owners since 1993, with Bridgeview's rumored building gift to the village unconfirmed and a $100,000 annual tax loss questioned by Trustee Jerold Hodgkin.
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Crete
Richton Park
University Park
Sylvia Delisa
Conigan
Bridgeview
Jerold Hodgkin
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