Fall Showing of Homes Brings Wide Real Estate Listings
In Will and Southwest Cook counties house hunters flock to an active market as a Fall Showing of Homes unfolds with numerous listings. Real estate activity grows with buyers seeking properties amid open spaces and steady demand.
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Will
Cook Counties
TV Close-Up and Parenting Today highlight upcoming issues
In Parenting Today a section on studying smart and helping kids thrive appears alongside TV Close-Up for October. The edition also raises a humane concern about pet abuse and previews Dimensions and Suburban Enterprise features with contact numbers listed for circulation and classifieds.
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Matteson pushes unity events amid Unity Month spotlight
Village officials tout ongoing efforts to build a diverse, united Matteson community through annual September gatherings and cross cultural activities. Immune (sic) Relations Director Robin Kelly notes residents met at Memorial Park for Dessert Before Dinner during Unity Month. White residents' critics sparked March debate but most residents supported integration aims.
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Robin Tanko
Matteson
Jim Edgar
Edgar
Human Relations Foundation of Chicago
Cook County Commission On Human Rights
Robin
Kelly
Memorial Park
Quality of Life Task Force
Ment
Kelly Sai
School board candidates discuss district future at Rich East
Wade Freund and Joanne Wade faced voters at Rich East High School in a League of Women Voters forum. Candidates weighed redistricting, proposed block scheduling, and district strategy with four reps reading statements. Freund warned about campus closings as enrollment pressures grow.
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School Board
Julien Freund
Joanne Wade
Rich East High School
League of Women Voters
League
Man
Judith Lohr
Wade
Rich Central
Reynolds to face enemies in prison amid gang control
Ex congressman Mel Reynolds, jailed five years for sex abuse and obstruction, faces protection risks in Illinois state prison where gangs may target him as an enemy. Officials weigh federal transfer, with parole possible after about two years if granted.
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Reynolds
Mel Reynolds
Ed Genson
Congress
Sinc
Terence Gillespie
Illinois Department of Corrections
Ilinois
Nic Howell
Illinois Department’ of Corrections
Exchange students find life in the suburbs in America
Swedish exchange student Mann Eneqvist travels 7000 miles to attend Oak Lawn Community High School as part of four students sponsored by Educational Foundation for Foreign Study. She stays with Linda Stearns in Oak Lawn while three Germans attend Rich East High School Park Forest, Matteson, and Chicago schools.
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Mann Eneqvist
America
Sweden
Eneqvist
Educational Foundation For Foreign Study
Oak Lawn Community High School
USS
Linda Stearns
Oak’ Lawn
U.S
Germany
Rebekka Carr
Susan
Glenn Reynolds
Park Forest
Rich East High School
Andrea Kindich
Patricia
Tom Mann
Matteson
Rich Central
Natalie Mann
France
Chicago
Oak Lawn
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