Theaters Progress Hindered by Inducement Terms
Discovery South advances a 27,000-seat theater project in Tinley Park but faces village conditions. Foundation work begins soon as earthmoving nears, with bids, water and sewer mains funding set from village reserves and planned bonds. Officials expect a late summer opening amid ongoing financing and construction milestones.
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Oas
Discovery South
Tinley Park
Connaught
Kallsen
Randy Jostes
Jostes
Suburban shares rise under plan for local revenue sharing
A state plan would double the one twelfth share of income tax revenue for cities and counties. It would boost allocations in Cook and Will counties to numerous suburbs and raise general state aid to schools via the Madigan surcharge and the Republican POP.
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Alsip
Chicago Heights
Chicago Ridge
Country Club Hills
Crestwood
Dixmoor
Dalton
East Hazel Crest
Flossmoor
Ford Heights
Glenwood
Harvey
Hazel Crest
Homewood
Lynwood
Markham
Matteson
Midlothian
Oak Forest
Olympia Fields
Orland Park
Palos Heights
Palos Hills
Palos Park
Park Forest
Phoenix
Posen
Richton Park
Steger
University Park
Cook County
Will County
Security dealer Kusay resigns in wake of probe
Walter F Kusay resigns from Walter F Kusay Inc amid an SEC investigation into possible securities law violations. In a letter to Robert Thomas Securities Inc in St. Petersburg, he listed 19 clients with individual amounts totaling over 1 million dollars. A federal court froze his assets and prohibited further securities sales while a June 7 hearing determines charges and entitlements.
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Ruth Thomas
Homewood Insurance
Walter F Kusay
Kusay
Robert Thomas Securities Inc
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dave Disciascio
Robert Thomas Securities
Robert Thomas Representatives
Securities and Exchange Commission
Stephen Senderowitz
Senderowitz
Walter F. Kusay
SEC
Brian Duff
Patricia Holland
Lawmakers Split on Mental Health Funding Plan
Madigan urged community mental health centers to seek state support while noting limited resources for operations. Mahar highlighted Howe Developmental Center and Tinley Park Mental Health Center as key state funded facilities. DeAngelis and Dunn framed the plan as flawed yet financially necessary for education. In the House vote, Giglio and Steezo voted yes, McNamara present, Regan and Weinlund no, Didrickson Piel and Barnes present.
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Madigan
Kelly
Mahar
Howe Developmental Center
Tinley Park
Illinois
Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities
Dunn
Frank Giglio
Calumet City
Terry Steezo
Oak Forest
John McNamara
Oak Lawn
Robert Regan
Crete
Larry Weinlund
New Lenox
Loleta Didrickson
Flossmoor
Robert Piel
Thornton
Jane Barnes
Palos Park
Tragic Sauk Village Fire Claims Ireland Family Five Children
A Sauk Village house fire killed Christine Ireland and five of her six children, with two others surviving. Neighbors, fire crews, and investigators described a rapid blaze from 22511 Yates Ave as authorities probe cause while memorials are set up for the Ireland family and a funeral is planned in Chicago Heights.
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Sauk
Patricia Briske
Jackie Gutekunst
Christine
Thomas Ireland
Sauk Village
James Wade
Joseph Inorio
Michael
Thomas
St. James Hospital Medical Center
Chicago Heights
Nichole
Robert
St. James
Jimmy
Grief Brothers Corp
Dalton
Jamie
Mary Jumbellc
Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office
Wade
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DeAngelis
House
R-Flossmoor
William Mahar Jr
R-Homewood
Jane M. Barnes
R-Palos Park
Anne Zickus
R-Palos Hills
House Democrats
Richard Kelly
Terry Steere
D-Oak Forest
Sen
Aldo DeAngelis
House Republicans
Thomas Dunn
D-Joliet
Jofe Wane
Raleigh
Trek
Branchl Giant
Rossin
Fisher Mountain
SKI & Sport Haus
Cicero Club
Mali
Monterey Bay
California
Lazy
Save City Grill
Caprice
Real Sharp
Charmglow
Hedstrom Mystic Isle
Hedstrom
GALVA
Bridgeview
S. Harlem
LaGrange
Orland Square
Lansing
Eldorado
Merrillville
Lincoln
Timberline
Fun Carthen
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