07 Oct 1993
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1993
Page
1
A compact guide highlights prime fall leaf viewing locations and scenic outings. Also notes a brief stress relief tip: sit by a humble aquarium for calm reflection during a quiet weekend. Dimensions provides the full feature.
On Target Merchandiser plans new outlets in Matteson and Crestwood joining existing Cal City and Orland Park operations. The piece hints at leadership gaps and asks whether political blundering stifled a needed south suburban airport while noting a Page A-10 column on domestic violence involving a 3-year-old child and a Page H-1 feature.
Tinley Park trustees spar over a press release claiming World Music Theatre boosts area finance. Figures cited from chamber groups estimate the venue adds about 1.34 million to nearby districts from 1990 to 1992, with Rich Township taxes delivering around 550,000 annually. The discussion notes direct event impact at the World totals 15 million dollars.
A developer proposes forming a tax increment financing district to fund public improvements for Matteson Commons at Interstate 57 and Vollmer Road. Village Board members showed interest but made no decision. TIF would use future tax dollars to assist development, with Polsky noting Cook County rates hinder competitiveness against Will County.
Richton Park officials propose an ordinance to fine pedestrians who cross Sauk Trail outside marked crosswalks near Rich South High School. Police say students sometimes ignore officers and cross anywhere after classes, raising danger to drivers and pedestrians.
Reading Energy Co. vice president Jim DiBiasi told the Richton Park Village Board that a proposed incinerator would create about 600 construction jobs over three years and 80 to 90 permanent positions. He cited $400 million in wages from full-time jobs and $70 million from construction work, predicting a local economic ripple with related businesses.
Area police and politicians unveil a radar sign to curb speeding near Matteson Elementary School. The device shows live speed on a parked squad car while several departments plan to place it outside schools with support from Ene fliness Insurance Informa Service via a grant.
Rich Township High School District 227 reported a successful summer program at Rich East High School in Park Forest. Assistant principal Shirley Phillips announced at a Board of Education meeting that 912 students attended, most earning passing grades, with 16 remedial classes and over 85 percent receiving a D or better.
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