25 Nov 1993
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1993
Page
1
Listings galore as Prime Time Weekend previews an entertaining month ahead with arts, concerts, theater, and screenings. Plans include multiple venues, dates, and featured acts, inviting readers to book tickets and mark calendars.
South suburban prep football stars earn spots on the All-Area squad. Coaches and teammates praise their grit and impact. Read Sports for full list and profiles of standout players.
Plan now to make holiday shopping easy on yourself. See Business Main 755-6161 895-7260 Circulation 331-0440 Classified 755-3993. This note emphasizes organizing and maintaining importance across generations.
Suburban police chiefs split over the ordinance. Some say it will curb crime though handgun problems persist. The measure bans sales or possession of more than 60 assault weapons with 14 day compliance and penalties up to six months in jail or $1000 fine. Chiefs call for stiffer penalties and broader scope.
A feature on non meat options for Thanksgiving shows vegetarians can enjoy the holiday with meatless dishes. Kathy Moore and Sue Roach share ideas like lentil loaf and tofu turkey while noting the value of historical accuracy and family traditions.
Lois Mayer, former Will County Board member and Mokena village clerk, announced a bid for the 38th District House seat. She vows to push campaign finance reform and crime, domestic violence, and school funding issues, citing past county grants for gangs and theft prevention as part of her agenda. Mayer stressed Will County needs a youth advocacy center and stronger law enforcement collaboration.
Village officials say an aging 1948 building at 3625 W 215th St is crowded from staff and paperwork as residential and commercial growth continues. A Dec 13 workshop will discuss a new Village Hall while expansion is blocked by design. current space is so tight files sit in a police station room used as a pistol range and multiple departments share cramped areas.
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