Mahaffeys Win $3.6 Million Lotto Prize in Illinois
Norma and Findley Mahaffey, both laid off from work, won the Illinois Lottery Lotto prize of $3.6 million. They plan to use the first yearly payment of about $180,484 before taxes to fund a new home, car, and trips while continuing to help others. The couple, 45 and 20-year veteran crane operator, say the win puts them in a dream world and allows them to plan for their two daughters and long-term dreams.
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Maribeth Vander Weele
Norma Mahaffey
Findley Mahaffey
Mrs. Mahaffey
Matteson
Florida
Mahaffey
General Iron
Mahaffeys
Margaret
Paula
Hawaii
Michelle Sipich
Matteson officials seek legal path over Creekside home sizes
Matteson village officials and about 15 Creekside residents met to seek legal options to curb smaller houses in the subdivision. Creekside homeowners want consistent aesthetics, favor brick exteriors and fear builder versus village control. Officials note lack of architectural control and suggest changes to building codes or zoning, with a report due in months.
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Jim Andrews
Matteson
Creekside Area
Village Board and Plan Commission
Creekside
Village Hall
Ken Trojan
Creekside Home Owners Association
Wittenkeller
Dale Johnson
Plan Commission
Joseph Perozzi
Perozzi
Bill Burfeind
The
Audi
Ence
Mark Stricker
Stricker
Daniel Dubruiel
John Fay
David Murphy
Estelle Mills
Olympia Fields selects June 6 bid opening for water bonds
Olympia Fields village trustees set June 6 for bid openings on general obligation bonds to finance the Lake Michigan water project. The village plans to open bids before June 30 due to new registration law and may accept or reject bids in a special session.
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Olympia Fields Village Board of Trustees
Lake Michigan
James Tapscott
Olympia Fields
Park Forest Public Library Board
Beverly Goldberg
Park Forest Library
Village Board
Alice Racher
Park Forest Public Library Board of Directors
Barney Cunningham
Elizabeth Ohm
Park Forest Library Board
Park Forest
Tapscott
Richton Park reviews water flow study at Rich South High
Village Engineer Rob ert Matthey told trustees a consultant for Rich Township High School District 227 prepared a detailed water flow study with multiple remediation options. He will notify the board when a copy arrives and the plan will be discussed at the next school board meeting.
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Richton Park Board
Rich South
Richton Park
Robert Matthey
Rich South High School
Rich Township High
Matthey
Park Forest
Main Street
Sauk Trail
Lakewood Home Owners Association
Marell Reeves
Suburban stars to battle at state meet in Charleston
David Neal of Bloom Trail heads a large south suburban group aiming for titles in the Charleston state meet with Bloom Trail among the favorites. Homewood Flossmoor and Rich Central also strive for tennis finals in Arlington Heights as state action continues this weekend.
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David Neal
Bloom Trail
Charleston
Homewood-Flossmoor
Rich Central
Arlington Heights
Garden experts discuss growing green things in Dimensions
A feature in the Dimensions section gathers experienced south suburban gardeners to share tips on planning and growing a lush summer garden. The piece outlines practical advice, seasonal considerations, and expert perspectives for hobby farmers and city gardeners alike.
Cycle guide spotlight in spring motorcy cle listings
Our Classified section features a special spring motorcycle guide with a roundup of area offerings in economy and sport vehicles. Classified listings start on Page 53.
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Dream World
Finley
Findley
Happy Mahaffeys
Norma
Star Publications
David Dorsett
Dean
Sauk School
Katie Griffin
Vito Mannino
Jeremy Buchanan
Rodger Williams
Carol Dorsett
Frank Amerino
A. Douglas Fenske
Amerino
William van Baker
Fair Housing and Community Relations Committee
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