Matteson Village Trustee Candidates Endorse Tax Caps and Growth
Seven residents vie for seats in Matteson with focus on tax caps, financial management, and village growth. Graham highlights experience as trustee and business owner. Tindall touts past service and low taxes. Clemons emphasizes communication and diversity. Dickson seeks coalition building. Mercer-Horne notes PADS and district ties. Jarmack and Warmack stress budgeting, crime, and annexation issues.
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Graham
Art
Matteson
Tindall
Rich Township Democratic Arty
Clemons
Applewood
Oakwood
New Park
Woodgate
Jackson
Mercer-Horne
PADS
New Faith Baptist Church
Peet
Jarmack
Warmack
National Association ‘of Securities Dealers Inc
Keller Graduate School of Management
Manipal
Pfiel surrenders after Crete attacks and murder charges
Pfiel, a teenage suspect linked to attacks at the Pfiel home, turned himself in at Crete Village Hall. Prosecutors say he admitted saying I have killed two people while on the run. He faces one count of first degree murder and two counts of aggravated criminal sexual assault, with prior murder charges in Cook County for Hillary Norskog's 1993 Palos Township stabbing.
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Naif
Pfiel
Crete
Champaign
Rrun
Moss
Will
Will County
Cook County
Hillary" Norskog
Palos Township
Crete Township
Harry Buoscio
Palos Park
Norskog
St. John
Ind
Buoscio
Pfiel Bond Fight Centers on Full Forfeiture Demand
Pfiel’s parents posted $100,000 toward a $1 million bond for his release from jail. Court records show prosecutors seek full forfeiture, with a judgment for the entire $1 million, while Pfiel remains held in Will County Jail on Crete Township charges. A Bridgeview court hearing set for April 25 will address DNA motion issues in the Nor skog case and Pfiel’s next court appearance was ordered for Tuesday. Prosecutors argue state law allows full forfeiture for defendants who fail to appear or commit new crimes on bond.
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Pfiel
Cook County
McCarter
Buoscio
Norskog
Bridgeview Court
Pijon
Matteson praised as safe and affordable community
Commission chair Wilton Wilkins says Matteson ranks among the safest Chicago area communities with Creekside subdivision posting the lowest crime rate. Districts 159 162 and Rich Township High School District 227 are favorably viewed, while housing remains affordable with low taxes and diverse stability. Commissionmembers emphasize civic involvement inviting residents to meetings at the Community Center.
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Matteson
Chicagoland
Wilton Wilkins
Creekside
Wilkins
Lincoln Mall
Rich Township
Brown
Live Scan fingerprinting to replace ink and roll system
Cook County officials push Live-Scan fingerprint devices to replace ink and roll methods. Sheriff Michael Sheahan aims to fund and install the system countywide within a year, expanding to all municipal departments and reducing processing time. The two current units operate in Markham and the Criminal Courts Building.
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Cook County
Michael Sheahan
Sheahan
William Burke
Tinley Park
Burke
Markham
Criminal Courts
Robert Sauer
Sauer
Linois Criminal Justice Information Authority
Federal Crime Bill
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Star
Cook County Court
Bill Kelly
Kelly
Ling
Mary Paleologos
MAMA
the Star
Paula Anderson
Orland Coin & Collectibles
Orland Park Place
Orland Park Place Mall
William P. Butcher
William P. Butcher & Associates
S. Halsted
Homewood
Bank of Matteson
Dawn
Betty
Don
FDIC
Bank OF Matteson G&g A
Great Lakes Bank
W. Lincoln
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