Park Forest Principal Trimble Wins Illinois Honor
Donald Trimble, principal of Rich South High School in Richton Park, is named Illinois’s top principal by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. He will receive the In Honor of Excellence Award in Washington, D.C., and attend a symposium with media and Congress members.
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Donald Trimble
Park Forest
Rich South High School
Richton Park
Illinois
National Association of
Trimble
Association
Washington, D.C
Washington
John Berryman
Rich Township
Rich South
U.S. Department of Education
Rich East In Park
Congress
Burger King Restaurants
GSU panel backs no incinerator recommendation
Gover nors State University staff members urged rejecting a plan to build a medical waste incinerator on campus. Dr. Efraim Gil led a study citing no current technology to accurately assess environmental impact and urged monitoring emissions to protect local health. final decision pending after president Leo Goodman Malamuth returns.
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John Ostenburg
Governors State University
Asa Park Forest Village
Ostenburg
GSU
Matt Kaufman
Efraim Gil
Gil
Leo Goodman-Malamuth II
Cochairman
Mayors issue trash report on regional waste needs
South Suburbs faces imminent landfill space shortages with Phase I of a two part study urging alternatives. Phase II will explore incineration options and other methods. A public hearing October 12 at Hillcrest High School in Country Club Hills will discuss the two inch thick report by Envirodyne Engineers Inc. chaired by Mayor Dwight Welch.
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Eileen Hansen
South Suburbs
South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association
Northern Illinois
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Hillcrest High School
Country Club Hills
Dwight Welch
Envirodyne Engineers Inc
Matteson approves explanation for higher water rates
Matteson officials justify a 37 percent water rate increase at a Village Board meeting. Daniel Dubruiel and Tim Gagen presented historical and projected costs showing a rise from 1.77 to 2.43 per 100 cubic feet. A typical user consuming 3,000 cubic feet quarterly could see bills jump from 56.59 to 77.69, with higher bills for larger usages as Chicago and Oak Lawn price changes affect village costs.
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Mary Sue Pen
Matteson
Daniel Dubruiel
Tim Gagen
Dubruiel
Gagen
Matteson Water
Chicago
Oak Lawn
Richton Park awards bid for water softening system
Richton Park Board of Trustees unanimously accepted a $310 100 bid from Tonka Equipment to custom build an ion exchange water treatment facility at two village wells. Culligan International bid $565 360, with officials saying the low price will advance plans for treated village water.
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Pete Reynolds
Richton Park
Board of Trustees
Tonka Equipment
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eales
Pro airport debate gains rural pro growth voice
At a Matteson forum for a third airport, CARING founder John Ferrari urged controlled growth and benefits to schools and fire districts, arguing rural Will County can grow while preserving its character. State Sen. Aldo DeAngelis and regional officials framed airport development as a regional zoning mechanism, while opponents pressed questions from KARE and RURAL representatives.
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Darren Hillock
Matteson
John Ferrari
Peotone
Caring
Ferrari
Will County
DeAngelis
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Frank Farrell
Frank Amerino
David Dorgan
Beth Royle
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