Cell tower rent turns into calm cash for resident
Frankfort Township resident Jen nifer Gilbert rents out back lot space for a tall 80 foot pole with antennas. She collects 600 dollars a month from a telecommunications company while the structure others notice changes neighborhood aesthetics and personal property value.
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Frankfort
Gilbert
Frankfort Township
Jennifer Gilbert
187Th Street
Rich Township plans new transportation building and center
Rich Township expands with a 100 by 125 foot metal building behind the current site at 22013 Governors Highway to house Transportation Roads and Bridges ESDA offices a lunchroom and storage. The Village Board plus Planning and Zoning favor approval with landscaping discussions to follow and possible pre approval to start before winter.
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Rich Township Transportation
Jan Hiley
Kevin Conlon
Governors Highway
Transportation and Roads and Bridges
ESDA
Village Planning and Zoning Commission
Metra landscape work to go to Charles Davids Co
The board informally approves a recommendation to accept Charles Davids Company bid of 40987 to landscape the Metra station at Richton Park. Davids was the lowest of nine bids and will remove existing plant material and amend soil with compost for perennials and annual beds. He will excavate around flag poles and install a limestone base with one inch of...
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Charles Davids Company
Metra
Richton Park
Davids Company
Theater director slayer ruled guilty and gets 100 years
Dorian Hullum, 23, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 100 years in prison for fatally stabbing Park Forest theater director Steven Billig, 66, on August 30, 1996. Hullum admitted stabbing Billig 35 times, taking his money and car keys, then fleeing before turning himself in four days later.
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Dorian Hullum
Chicago Heights
Frank Rago
Dorian
Rago
Hallum
Cook County
Steven Billig
Sauk Trail Woods
Markham
Billig
Hullum
Court rules on student expulsion process in Illinois
An Illinois Appellate Court ruling may complicate expulsion decisions by granting students facing expulsion the right to cross examine accusers when statements conflict. The Aug. 14 decision applies to Cook County districts and could set a broader precedent for school hearings, challenging the traditional behind closed doors approach.
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Cook County
Jonathan Baum
Chicago
Brian Braun
Champaign
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