Builders envision whole communities rising from level land
The article notes a shift from single homes to entire developments as builders move toward building large communities on level land while promoting a Fall Showing of Homes event.
02 Nov 1994
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1994
Page
1
The article notes a shift from single homes to entire developments as builders move toward building large communities on level land while promoting a Fall Showing of Homes event.
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Investors and developers sample southern suburbs offering prospects for capital and business. The tour showcases opportunities for those seeking a place to call home, highlighting neighborhood appeal and growth potential.
Columnist Tom Houlihan reflects on escaping the rat race during a brief nature walk with his son. The essay highlights simple, quiet moments outdoors and the restorative value of time spent away from urban life.
Rich Township officials plan a November groundbreaking on a 270000 dollar 4500 square foot addition to the Richton Park Town Hall. The project aims to double space with a seating area pantry kitchen and four new offices plus to house the Community Nutrition Network. Funding includes 60 percent general assistance funds and 10000 in donations with the rest from Town Fund. Completion expected by March with use by early spring.
Politically charged radio spot duel heats up as Democrat Giglio accuses Republican Weller of tax dodging while Weller counters with attacks on Giglio’s Springfield spending. Weller says tax bills were misaddressed and paid by his bank. Giglio labels Weller a tax defaulter.
A 1994 ARDC inquiry into state Rep. Larry Wennlund questions whether he interceded with IDOT to speed a land purchase for a private client. The ARDC says inquiries are preliminary and may lead to an investigation. Republicans call it political, while the Democrat challenger accuses smear tactics.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dawn Clark Netsch urged about 30 supporters at Carpenters Hall near Bloom High School to back her education focused platform. She blamed Illinois’ 48th ranking in state education funding and proposed a $1 billion investment to lift funding by 16 percent, boosting state aid in District 206 by nearly $2.5 million.
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