Rich Township board race and honors mark district election
Rich Township voters reelected Rich Township District 227 incumbent Rich Ontin to a second term while Bonnie Danick was defeated by seven votes. Chap mans Richton Park resident urged fair school funding and called Edgar nomics and DeAngelis nomics terms. The board approved continuing the Multicultural Committee’s curriculum review and named Rich Central gym after longtime coach Charles H. Colin. A dedication will occur during the basketball season amid praise for Colin from coach Ron Richardson and teacher Thomas DePasquale.
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Chapman
Richton Park
Illinois
Edgar Nomics
Jim Edgar
Charles H. Colin
Ron Richardson
Rich Central
Colin
Thomas DePasquale
Chuck Colin
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Trail Damages Spur Frankfort Trail Talk At Meeting
John Shale reported trail damage near Pfeiffer Road caused by developers on adjacent properties. The commission plans to letter the Frankfort Village Board. Rita Miotti cited municipal ownership and a shared philosophy on preserving prairie plants as crucial amid the dispute.
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Frankfort
Pfeiffer Road
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Miotti
Marian Glunz
Local store donates to trail improvements and honors Target
The Kommission donors plan to send a thank you letter and certificate to Target in Matteson. The store contributed between 50 000 and 100 000 dollars to trail area improvements near Target and will replant trees by the trail. New officers elected November to July 1 include Miotti as chairman John Joyce as Park Forest vice chairman Paula Wallrick as Frankfort secretary and Dewey Helmick as Rich Township treasurer.
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Target
Matteson
Miotti
John Joyce
Park Forest
Paula Wallrick
Frankfort
Dewey Helmick
Rich ‘Township
Exotic pets discussed as a hobby and care tips
Linn describes why owners keep exotic pets such as parrots and rabbits and advises researching species before purchase. He notes his umbrella cockatoo Pogo and recounts Pogo's health recovery, while planning officials discuss new residential and commercial developments nearby.
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Linn
Australia
Islands
Pogo
San Diego
Lincolnway Hospital
Prisoners Serve Time At Federal Camps Across States
Former city and school officials, including Gliottoni Panici Marshall LoBue and Prisco, are serving sentences in federal camps. Inmates perform jobs from yard work to clerical tasks while having access to tracks, gyms, and hobby programs. Some faces face future releases and supervised terms, with varied security levels and housing arrangements at Marion Lexington and Terre Haute facilities.
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John Gliottonite
Oxford
Wis
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Panici
Bloom ‘Township
Chicago
Metropolitan Correctional Center
Larry Long
Oxford Amp
Glipton
Long
Longs
Louise Marshall
Federal Medical Center
Lexington
Marshall
Jan Jacobson
Jacobson
Nicholas LoBue
Ralph Galderio
Streets and Sanitation
Marion
Bill Gerth
Berth
Correction on photo identification in front-page shot
A youngster was wrongly identified in a photograph published on the front page of The Star dated October 31. The newspaper notes the error and will clarify the subject’s correct identity in a subsequent edition.
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