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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1994
Page
4
Morningstar recalls 1621 harvest lessons from Squanto and Patuxet, with a three day Thanksgiving feast shared by colonists and natives. Tina Rzepka runs Ta Tonka Gallery in Frankfort, promoting Native American culture and spirituality, while addressing stereotypes and modern perceptions.
Village President Mark Stricker and trustees clashed over removing time limits for senior housing in Matteson. They argued limits protect local residents from short term moves into the senior complex. Developers agreed residency proof would still be required. Trustees discussed six month or one year residency for eligibility, but the board tabled the issue. Parking concerns were resolved with plans to keep 92 spaces, with no extra spaces required beyond federal guidelines.
The Ta Tonka Ska Society grew from an Azepkas group that promoted Native American culture and craft. It now hosts monthly gatherings in Frankfort to explore Native and settler traditions, with members stressing cooperation and shared heritage. Attorney Richard Hutchinson, Mohawk by descent, recalls early life on Fort Apache and a prejudice-free upbringing.
Burnson will stay as acting police chief until a replacement is found, possibly eight months, after resigning the chief position due to residency rules. He moved to Homewood in 1990 for his sons and swimming, prioritizing family while noting the job remains important.
Price was shot at least seven times while fleeing toward an open field behind a complex. Three suspects fled in a van as police pursue multiple leads. A semi automatic pistol and nearly $1,000 in cash were found on Price. Residents described him as quiet and employed. Previous police contacts cited by Miller show Price had reported being shot at and Burglary claims, with Price declining further help. Autopsy notes extensive wounds from a prior shooting over a year ago.
Chicago Heights police say a 16 or 17 year old black boy apologized to a woman before stealing her car at 11 30 p m after promising a ride and claiming it was for a gang initiation He then helped unload $160 of groceries and sped away, leaving few details and a marked escape route.
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