New World Music Theatre Opens Sixth Season
The New World Music Theatre enters its sixth season as the region’s premier outdoor venue with a full summer concert schedule.
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1995
Page
1
Welcome Wagon and Newcomer Clubs Aid Area New Residents
Welcome Wagon and newcomer groups assist new residents by offering friendly guidance and information to help them settle in. The article highlights local clubs and dimensions of their community welcome efforts.
It Pays column weighs ways to cut celebration costs
In the It Pays feature, the Business section explores practical strategies to save on expenses for events and observances such as graduations showers Mother’s Day Father’s Day and birthdays. It highlights affordable options and smart budgeting tips for celebrations.
Reality check on top athletes chasing gold in real world
Reality check urges athletes to pursue gold while staying grounded in the real world. The column blends sports ambition with practical concerns, highlighting how fame, pressure, and financial realities shape careers and life after competition.
Matteson delays town house vote in village split
Matteson Village Board tabled initial plans for the Matteson Station Townhouse development to avoid ill will with Park Forest. Trustees 4-2 vote delayed directing the village attorney to draft subdivision ordinances. zoning, permits, street vacation, and plats must be approved before construction. Park Forest officials claim the dispute is settled and support revised plans.
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Matteson Village
Matteson Station
Park Forest
214Th Street
Patricia Backus
Denise Clemons
Matteson Plan Commission
Mark Stricker
Patrick Kelly
Stricker
Kelly
Matteson
Clemons
Spring Showcase Highlights Matteson Dance Program
Matteson Parks and Recreation hosts a Spring Showcase at the St. Lawrence O'Toole Sullivan Center on Friday. Youth dancers perform rhythmic steps in "The Queen of Hearts and her Cards March" while Allison Scampini captures moments to remember the special day.
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Matteson Parks and Recreation Department
St. Lawrence
Water main extension starts June 1 on west side
Matteson officials will begin a 2.9 million utility extension on the village west side with a June 1 start date, pending Cook County and IEPA approval. Phase 1 covers a 12 inch water main from Cornfield Road to Ridgeland Avenue, then south to Lincoln Highway, linking Maplebrook Manufactured Home Park. Maplebrook developers will contribute 800,000 toward the project.
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West Side
Matteson
Ralph Coglianese
Cook County
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Airy’s Incorporated
Tinley Park
Cornfield Road
Ridgeland Avenue
Ridgeland Ave
Nue
Lincoln Highway
Coglianese
Maplebrook
Phillips named Rich East principal
Shirley Phillips was appointed the new principal of Rich East High School in Rich Township District 227 after serving as interim since March 29. A former assistant principal and guidance director since 1992, she was chosen over 23 candidates and will earn 80000 annually.
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Shirley Phillips
Rich East High School
Rich Township High School
Phillips
Rich East
Bob Borich
Brian Barry
Richton Park mulls move to January business license renewals
Richton Park trustees consider an ordinance amendment shifting business license expirations from April 30 to December 31 with renewal due January 1. The measure, aimed at balancing workload for the Building and Code Enforcement Department, keeps fees unchanged and grants eight months credit in the first year. Local business owners say January renewals aid cash flow forecasting.
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Richton Park Village
Niemeyer
Richton Park
The
Star
Richard Sopiarz
Sauk Trail
Joe Wasserman
Radio Shack
Governors Highway
Wasserman
Department of Building and Code Enforcement
Impact of airport may aid schools
Eastern Will County Regional Council study projects a multimillion loss to 25 taxing districts if land slated for a proposed third regional airport is bought by the state and removed from tax rolls. Local officials warn that the study omits issues like school aid formula, tax caps, municipal bonds and infrastructure impacts.
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Will County Regional Council
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