Rogers Enterprises to relocate headquarters to Matteson
Rogers Enterprises Inc, owner of Rogers and Hollands Jewelers, moves its headquarters from Park Forest to 20821 S Cicero Ave in Matteson. The firm plans to apply to Cook County for a Class 7 tax reduction, lowering assessment levels from 38 to 16 percent for eight years, then 23 and 30 percent in subsequent years before returning to 38 percent. The 38,179 square foot building was bought in August and will house 100 plus workers after renovations. Juell Kadet, executive vice president, said expansion needs drove the move after 27 years.
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Ryan taps new project manager for airport
George Ryan appoints Brad Roseberry to lead the third airport project in the South Suburbs with an 85000 annual salary. Former manager Christine Cochrane becomes assistant manager amid Ryan holding his own policy line. Officials say no major shift or conspiracy behind the change and highlight Roseberry's long regional focus.
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Christine Cochrane
Jim Edgar
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Richton Park Chief seeks three new safety ordinances
Richton Park Police Chief James Van Schepen proposed three public safety ordinances at the Village Board meeting. The measures would allow vehicle impoundment for drugs or firearms, prohibit laser pointers, and empower stops and fines for seat belt violations. Critics argued against pretrial confiscation while officials cited nationwide practice and safety goals. See ORDINANCES, Page A-4
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Richton Park trustees review foreclosures and HUD issues
The Richton Park Board held its final neighborhood meeting of the year at the Lioncrest Clubhouse. Police Chief James Van Schepen proposed three public safety ordinances amid complaints about foreclosed HUD properties. Lioncrest HOA noted rising foreclosure notices while Village President Banovich announced Golden Feather Management now handles HUD properties.
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Ined Hud
Rudolph Banovich
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