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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1995

Page

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Details How small touches boost home decor impact

A special Home Furnishings 95 section appears in today's edition, focusing on how subtle design choices can transform spaces in houses and condominiums. Practical ideas and tasteful accents are highlighted for readers seeking affordable style upgrades.

Best of the Southland contest voices opinions

A Star annual Best of the Southland contest invites readers to voice their choices. The feature highlights South Suburban living and urges participation in selecting top local offerings across categories.

Flossmoor The Star

Our Numbers Main Number and Classified Lines

Local contact details list a main number 755 6161 for general inquiries a circulation line 755 3344 and a classified line 755 3993. The snippet presents telephone contacts without additional context or news content.

Richton Park Village Fest aims for bigger year

Richton Fest kicks off this week with sponsors predicting a larger, more profitable event. Village Manager David Niemeyer says over 200000 is set aside to build a new community center from festival proceeds. The Ames lot location promises more parking and easy Metra access, with events for families and a plan to spur a pro family recreation center.

David Niemeyer Ames Store Michael Brown Kathy Damon Parks and Recreation Commission Niemeyer Sauk Trail Ames Lot Governors Highway Metra Parks On Recreation Pat Ryan Thase

Pfiel Brother Killed in Crete Township Attack

Will County coroner reports Roger Pfiel fought for life as younger brother Steven Pfiel 18 allegedly beat him with a softball bat and stabbed him with a meat cleaver at the family home. Pfiel faces murder and sexual assault charges related to a teen family member. prior case involved a 1993 Palos Township stabbing. Inquest heard bruises suggesting self defense. autopsy cites two chest wounds and a deep throat slash. Investigator Carlisle testified at the brief inquest. family did not attend.

Roger Pfiel Steven Crete Pfiel Steven Pfiel Hillary Norskog Palos Township William Carlisle Will County Sheriffs Department Klemime Road Carlisle

Houston officer to stay on job through fiscal year end

Olympia Fields officer Robert L. Houston, a 19 year veteran, will remain part time with the village until April 30, 1996 after accepting a contract extension. Village Trustee Michael Monteleone said the move hinges on finances, not race, and follows a decision to cut the department’s last part time post.

Olympia Fields Robert L. Houston Mark Fazzini Michael Monteleone Houston Monteleone The Star Public Safety Committee Village Board Finance Committee Police Department Frank Marsala

Matteson Man Receives 25 Year Prison Sentence

Ronnell Harris age 24 pleaded guilty to shooting an off duty Orland Park police officer George Gilbert during a September 1993 bank robbery at Advance Bank and to two counts of armed robbery. Harris also robbed Southwest Financial Bank in February 1993. He was sentenced by Associate Judge Harry Buoscio at the Bridgeview courthouse.

Matteson Orland Park Ronnell Harris Academy Ave Harry Buoscio Bridgeview Harris 147Th St George Gilbert Gilbert Southwest Financial Bank S. LaGrange Road

Sister raises funds for Tolentine Center elevators

In Olympia Fields Sister Kay McIntyre won the $15,000 first prize from a raffle at a cocktail party benefiting Tolentine Center. The prize funds a three-elevator project for Mercy Residence and Tolentine’s main stairway, part of a broader effort that has raised $730,000 toward a $600,000 goal for elevator installation and related needs.

Kay McIntyre Tolentine Center Mercy Wun Sister McIntyre Tolentine Mercy Armella Guiney Guiney Tolentino Tolentino Center Olympia Fields Armetia Guiney Conleth Foley

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