Rich Township considers $10.4 million bond for renovations
Rich Township High School District 227 will seek 10.4 million dollars in general obligation bonds to fund extensive renovations and a potential auditorium at Rich South High School. A June 7 Education/Properties Committee meeting at Rich Central will review projects before a June 21 board vote.
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Rich Township
Board of Education
Rich South High School
Rich Central High School
Olympia Fields
Rich South
Harold Huang
Rich Central
Rich East
Parks slated for upgrades at Pierce Indian Trail and Michael John
Parks officials discussed renovations for Pierce Park in Lincoln Crossing Indian Trail Park Michael John Park and the Dennis Holt Tot Lot funded in part by a Community Development Block Grant Four designs were reviewed with two to be chosen A fort themed unit was eyed for Indian Trail and a more active design for the tot lot Residents requested walking paths grass and benches Riddering noted funds for fiscal 2000 01 and 2001 02 and possible land grading benches next year Work on Pierce Park depends on a grant from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources if approved construction could start spring 2000
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Kuchton Fark
Farks and Recreation
Pierce
Indian Trail
Michael John Parks
Dennis Holt
Land Holt
Kim Riddering
Indian Trail Park
Richard Gougis
Michael John Park
Riddering
Gougis
Pierce Park
Lincoln Crossing
Kathy Damon
Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Justice official reviews Cops grant in three south suburbs
A Department of Justice official from the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services visited Harvey Matteson and Tinley Park to audit how funding from the Cops Funding Accelerated for Small Towns program is used. Over three days she interviewed police chiefs examined records and spoke with residents and business owners to assess compliance and effectiveness of the grant.
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Aus
Department of Justice
Tinley Park
Matteson
Justice Department
Vickie Taylor
Office of
Harvey
Bill Clinton
Taylor
Washington
Sneezing time warns allergy sufferers this spring
Medical professionals in Olympia Field warn of heightened allergy risk due to wet conditions boosting mold and pollen. Doctors say spring tree pollen and mold rise with rain, with later summer grasses and ragweed posing further symptoms, especially for perennial sufferers.
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Mark McKeigue
Columbia
Olympia Fieldethic Hospital
Med- Sealy
Allergy relief tips from doctors for seasonal allergies
Dr Mark McKeigue of Columbia Olympia Fields Osteopathic Hospital advises dehumidifiers and clean heater filters. He warns allergy sufferers to avoid furnishings plants and pets that trigger symptoms, noting cats and dogs are highly allergenic. He adds if allergies persist, consider humane society options. REMEDY, Page A-6.
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Mark McKeigue
Columbia Olympia Fields Osteopathic Hospital and Medical Center
The
Humane Society
Suburban district seeks 10 million stipend to offset county plan
Ann Dickett of South Cook Organization for Public Education asked the House committee to back a one time ten million dollar stipend to offset Cook County triennial assessments that reduce state aid. The provision passed the House Elementary and Secondary Education Committee but fell one vote short in the full House. Sponsors may retry. The broader bill would allocate fifty million dollars yearly to end the double whammy revenue loss for tax capped schools statewide. The stipend targets south Cook County triad districts where reassessment occurs every third year.
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Springfield
Schoors
Cook County
Ann Dickett
Blue Island
Dickett
South Triad
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