Star staff changes headline page editor and publisher
The Star announces leadership moves with Kenneth J. DePRota Jr named president and publisher while Margaret Seltzner steps into a senior editorial role. Larry A. Kelly remains senior vice president of finance as the paper restructures its executive team.
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Dobbins Named Glenwood Mayor in Race Echoes
Former village Trustee Sam Dobbins was appointed to serve out the late Bill Asselborns term in Glenwood. He downplays racial significance, saying right has no color and he is simply the mayor of Glenwood. He will continue downtown renewal and the municipal center project.
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Thornton High School 100th Anniversary Celebrated
The Thornton High School centennial celebration drew alumni from Homewood Hazel Crest Country Club Hills and nearby south suburban towns. Since its 1899 founding the school produced leaders athletes and notable figures including Lou Boudreau Tom Dreegen and Elizabeth Robinson. The event reinforced pride in Thornton as a regional academic and cultural beacon with Bloom Township poised to mark 100 years of service next year.
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Local Congratulations as Hibler Confirmed to Federal Bench
Congratulations to Judge William Hibler of Richton Park on his confirmation to the U S District Court in the Northern District of Illinois. At 52 he rises from Cook County Juvenile Justice to a broad federal caseload after strong Senate and bar associations support.
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Not a Young Man Anymore at Sixty A Personal Milestone
Dennis Wheeler reflects on turning 60, recalling a 40th birthday column about midlife crisis antics. He notes family dynamics, aging changes, and a hopeful outlook for the next two decades, refraining from a big celebration and appreciating his wife and life. He jokes about Ferrari dreams, golf, and health club plans, while acknowledging his evolving self.
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Letters to the Editor Power and airport naming debate
In a provocative letters page, readers discuss causes of youth violence, moral relativism, and authority. The piece cites school shooting stakes, religion, and parental influence, while STAND Monee promotes an airport naming contest and related activism with quips about naming ideas and organizational plans.
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