Lansing sports complex plan withdrawn after protest
More than 900 residents attended Lansing Village Board of Trustees night meeting to protest a 180,000 square foot sports arena on Torrence Avenue. The developer First National Realty and Development withdrew the plan, citing six concerts a year as financially infeasible. future proposals could return after required zoning and bridge improvements are considered.
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Dan Culloton
Burnham Avenue
Thornton Fractional South High School
Lansing
Village Board of Trustees
Torrence Avenue
TF South
Bill Balthis
Landings
First National Realty and Development of
Chicago
Board of Trustees
Thomas Panichi
Balthis
First National
Village Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals
Panichi
Square One
First National Realty and Development
Walter J. Lawrence
Demetrius Dellaportas
170Th Street
Exchange Avenue
Highland Warehouse
Sports Center
Planning and Zoning Board
Chester Griggs
Lawrence
Thousands missing from Recorder's office audit says
An early year audit found thousands of dollars absent from Will County Recorder of Deeds funds. Shirley Kusta, the new recorder, said deposits were mishandled by the prior administration and that discrepancies were found after taking office. State's Attorney Burmila's office investigates. police not conducting separate probe.
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Recorder’s Office
Myra Guindon
Will County Recorder of Deeds
Will County
Edward A. Burmila Jr
Recorder of Deeds
Shirley Kusta
James O’connell
O’connell
Kusta
Burmila
Will
Joseph Mikan, Jr
Mikan
Illinois State Police
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First National Realty and Development Company Inc
Illinois Department of Transportation
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AmeriFed
United States
Amerifed Federal Savings Bank
Park Forest
Washington Square Mall
Claire
Aoe Sane
Illinois Department of Energy and Natural Resources
W. Adams
Springfield