Letter to Editor Defends Healing Service at St Emeric
Michael J. Gleason replies to Tony Bryant NIMBY. He rebuts claims of conspiracies between church and state and defends the May 4 healing service at St Emeric for cancer and other illnesses as a comfort and potential relief. He notes focus on senior housing projects remains appropriate.
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Tony Bryant
Country Club Hills
St. Emeric
Michael J. Gleason
City of Country Club Hills
Education by Charles J Shields on movers and school records
The piece argues movers complicate schooling by leaving behind debts and missing records. It notes legal limits on charging for materials, the impact on transcripts, and how schools often withhold records to avoid issues, harming students who transfer. It cites Mathias v Gordy and Paulson v Minidoka cases and ends with a call for reform.
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Journal of the American Association
Sey
Mathias
Gordy
Paulson
Minidoka County
Iity
Disaster drill success in Homewood district teamwork praised
Homewood School District 153 partnered with Homewood police fire and public works for a comprehensive disaster drill. Community leaders including Police Chief Dan McDevitt Fire Chief Ray Presnak and district staff praised seamless cooperation with village personnel parents and volunteers. Residents of Arcadia credited residents and volunteers who revitalized landscaping on Governors Highway and adopted a highway program.
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Homewood Police, Fire
Homewood
Illinois
Dan McDevitt
Ray Presnak
District 153 Board of Education
Homewood Pta
John Schwaller
Star Newspapers
Olympia Fields
Arcadia
Governors Highway
203Rd Street
Olympia Fields Village Hall
Arcadia Home Owners Association
Joe Alexa
Public Works ‘Department
Ernest Proulx
Bill Seifert
Lynn Seifert
William Jackson
Susan Boehm
Jim Swartout
Lori Swartout
Marvin Flewellen
Ken Goedeker
Katherine Goedeker
Amanda Goedeker
Lindsey Goedeker
Albert Riley
Dorian Riley
Sean Johnson
Edith Smith
Andy Levy
Josh Wilson
Michael Wilk
Albert Sims
Bishop Price
Dwayne Walker
Tax relief package dominates short spring session
A guest column notes the abbreviated session ended with a $350 million tax relief package aimed at seniors, including mailable rebate checks. The deal, brokered by the governor and four top lawmakers, expands the income tax credit, creates a state earned income credit, and expands the Circuit Breaker program to aid the elderly with taxes and medicine.
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Joe
Eam Een
George Ryan
Svea
Statehouse
State Revenue Department
Sen
Steve Rauschenberger
Senate Republicans
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Charles J. Shields
Ipa
Robert A. Boehm
Chris Wills
Beny
Joe Taxpayer
Prvciding Colon
Franklin R. Shuftan
Fshuftan
Interaccess
Margaret Seltzner
Garater
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