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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1996
Page
1
Spruce the exterior to attract buyers and entice a closer look inside. First impressions from lawn, paint, and entryway can set the tone, boosting curb appeal and speeding interest in the property.
After school months see kids grow bored with the refrain there is nothing to do. Local families note camps operating nearby offering sports arts and outdoor programs. A South Suburban frozen pizza maker remains a family affair after decades as the business endures and expands to serve more customers.
Columnist Tom Houlihan argues for cinematic capital behind Dr Seuss amid a wave of quirky film scripts. He urges studios to back adaptations showcasing the beloved author’s imaginative worlds and timeless characters.
A compact collection of terse items from local sections includes briefs on neighborhood events and public notices, with obituaries and police beat notes reflecting routine community affairs and local timelines.
Clarence Davids Company seeks village approval to build a 40 acre landscape center on the east side of Ridgeland just north of Steger Road in Richton Park. Plans include a 30,000 square foot building with 3,750 square feet of offices and truck bays, plus landscaped berms. The project prompts fire protection and building material questions from the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Woodgate residents press Matteson officials to curb crime in their subdivision. Civic leader David Hearns seeks an anti gang ordinance with police backing to remove loiterers, while Police Chief Burnson notes past ordinances were struck down as unconstitutional and cites efforts like a citizens patrol and closer town policing.
Village officials weigh closing the 214th Street intersection with Governors Highway after resident complaints about traffic flow and accidents. If closed, drivers would detour to 212nd or 216th Streets, with residents to be surveyed this week for input.
Mary Paleologos reports a legal fight over Bingo City outdoor vending in Norwood Plaza parking lot. Park Forest issued citations to Bingo City and plaza owners for unpermitted vending. A June 17 court date at Village Hall could impose up to 200 dollars a day in fines.
South suburban veterans mark Memorial Day as solemn and meaningful, far beyond relaxation. Marine veteran John Beele recalls personal losses from World War II family ties and honors the price of freedom. Other veterans including Bob Oman and Jesse Lathrop share emotional memories and call for continued flag display and remembrance.
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