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Governors State University readies a 1,200 seat Center for Arts and Technology. An advance tour offers a first look at the area’s newest theater venue.
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1995
Page
1
Governors State University readies a 1,200 seat Center for Arts and Technology. An advance tour offers a first look at the area’s newest theater venue.
The passage notes how people invent ready excuses for avoiding tasks from homework to yard work and hints at a humorous or reflective examination of procrastination and responsibility. Dimensi
With the regular season entering its final week, area teams fight for playoff spots as coaches push for decisive wins. Local squads eye crucial matchups, hoping to secure postseason berths and shore up seeding.
The It Pays column provides consumer advice on smart purchasing and investing strategies. Circulation and main business numbers are listed as contact details for readers seeking further information.
The Matteson Village Board, 5-1, directs drafting of a special-use permit for St. Andrew Temple Church of God in Christ to relocate from Harvey to a 300-seat church at the northwest corner of Interstate 57 and Lincoln Highway within Glen Ridge Cricket Hill. Residents object citing traffic, as trustees weighed parking, road layout, and a 100 home subdivision plan. some trusted concerns but overall plan moves forward pending ordinance.
A major Richton Park redevelopment plan for Sauk Elementary Park moves forward with village board support. Parks and Recreation Director Bat Ryan outlines a $15,000 park fund allocation over two years, with the district expected to match $30,000 to $40,000. The project will be developed by Sauk School students under a joint use agreement with the school district.
The Park Martin and Indiana School host a Saturday pumpkin sale with the best pumpkins in the patch. Shoppers browse Halloween decor including Indian corn and haystacks as Caitlyn Childress and Cara Childress select corn stalks.
Matteson officials consider a special census to capture extra state revenue tied to population. The board approved a $125 budget addition to pay the Census Bureau for cost estimates, aiming to compare census costs with potential gains from a larger population base.
Cook County officials said a traffic light will be installed at the 183rd Street and Ridgeland Avenue corner after a summer crash that killed two women and injured another. The Saturday collision involved 71 year old George Placier and Ray and Mary Betts. Placier received a ticket for failure to yield. Mary Betts was treated for facial injuries and was in good condition, with the crash linked to prior fatal incidents on the same stretch.
A roof collapse at the former Millionaire's Club in Park Forest damaged the building, with officials noting a large hole 10 to 15 feet across. The centre’s redevelopment firm faced a prior safety order and a village lawsuit to demolish three structures including the old bowling alley and Goldblatt's store.
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