The Star Hit Hollinger International Publication
Joanne M. Zerkel, features editor, writes in The Star Hit Hollinger International publication issued twice weekly.
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1998
Page
10
Joanne M. Zerkel, features editor, writes in The Star Hit Hollinger International publication issued twice weekly.
Editors argue that despite changes in Illinois state offices and narrow legislative gains for both parties, Republican Gov George Ryan remains a unifying figure capable of bipartisan action. The piece urges focus on schools roads infrastructure tax relief and health care while awaiting his ability to bridge factions and push reform.
Rudy Banovich, chair of SSMMA storm water group and Richton Park president, unveiled a 132 page watershed plan covering 500 square miles in Cook and Will counties. The plan outlines six work groups and 25 challenges with 41 recommendations across three watersheds. Agencies urged to adopt and fund implementation with state support and regional cooperation.
Dennis R Wheeler reflects on Monday Night Football and the Bears Lions clash while confessing his love hate relationship with football. He recalls his one year playing in high school, the brutal grind, and the addictive allure of the game despite injuries and poor Bears performance.
Bert Doctor chairman elect urges unified action across 69 communities in the Chicago Southland to reform the property tax system. The group has lobbied officials, conducted public forums, and will present findings to Gov. Edgar and Assessor Houlihan in mid December. With over 2.5 million residents, the coalition aims to amplify the region's voice in Springfield.
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