Flu season looms as warmer weather boosts risk factors
Doctors warn that flu remains a concern despite mild temps as allergies asthma and colds complicate cases. Family members face varied risk with moms often most affected, while measures like hand washing and tissues help curb spread amid mixed weather signals in the South Suburbs.
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Rick Singh
Midwest Physician Center
Orland Park
Singh
Sik Eilden
Pattie Gallinaro
Gallinaro
Rich South weighs auditorium design plans
Rich South High School advances an auditorium project with a design committee including principals and administrators and Ka Dalaayisd woeper Architects. Groundbreaking is hoped for spring or summer 2000 with completion by August 2001. The $5.2 million bond funds aim to build a 38 000 square foot space seating 400 to 500 for theater choir and arts education.
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Rich South
Ka Dalaayisd Woeper Architects, Inc
Jan Peterson
E Committee
Tom Donausky
Donausky
Brick rule challenge puts buyer home in Richton Park in limbo
Richton Park officials weigh action over Meadow Lake Estates brick requirement for homes. Lynn Builders faces possible fines for using Dryvit instead of brick on the lower level of a Sunset Boulevard house, delaying occupancy. The 1996 annexation deal with Financial Properties dictates brick around the lower level, with fines possibly starting at 750 dollars.
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Richton Park
Meadow Lake Estates
Lynn
John Murphey
Financial Propert
Chris Limas
Matteson Village boards revived economic development panel
The Matteson Village Board approved five appointments to the Economic Development Commission to revive activity after years of inactivity. Appointees include Bob Allen, Paul Cummins, William McLinden, William Brazley, and Charles Ofenloch. McLinden Brazley and Ofenloch terms expire year end and require renewal.
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Matteson
Hildy Kingma
Cook County
Bob Allen
Lincoln Mall
Paul Cummins
Akzo Nobel Resins and Vehicles
William McLinden
Southwick Prep Inc
William Brazley
William E. Brazley & Associates Architects
Charles Ofenloch
McLinden, Brazley and
Ofenloch
Public officials urged to improve access to police records
Illinois attorney general officials and Associated Press led a conference on public access laws. The session stressed written requests must be answered within seven days, with possible 14 day extensions, and documents or denials kept on file for 10 years.
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Illinois Attorney Generals Office
Associated Press
Illinois
Steve Rotello
Illinois Attorney General's Office
Rotello
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Ingalls
Country Club Hills
Samelia Davis
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Justin McMulin
Dorothy Overland
Tinley Park
Overland
Alberta
H. Leak
Lynn Builders
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