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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1997

Page

4

Rich residents discuss school board candidates and issues

The article outlines candidates Pierson and Umbrell sharing views on education quality, curriculum, fiscal restraint, and innovation. Pierson highlights family ties to the district and community roles, while Umbrell emphasizes budget management, district finance expertise, block scheduling, tech integration, and safeguarding fiscal prudence amid a funding gap.

Pierson Posen- Robbins Deacon Blue Island Black Club Posen Little League Homewood Full Gospel Church Umbrell Howe Developmental Center Valparaiso University Rich South Umbrelt Board of Education

Richton Park Objects To County Plan As Town Faces Annexation Clash

Richton Park officials protested Cook County land use revisions arguing the west side of I-57 area, including land west of Cicero and east of Harlem Avenue, should follow the village's 1991 1996 updated residential plan rather than the county’s anticipated industrial designation. The board approved a formal objection and urged county planners to reflect the village’s current plan in the final revision.

University Park Richton Park Lakewood Cook County Craig Jenson Cook County Linden/Lenet Land Design, Ltd Engineered Strategies, Inc Cicero Harlem Avenue Jenson Planning and Zoning Commission

Airport advocates push for third regional facility

South Suburban leaders urge private funding and continued push after the FAA dropped the project from eligibility. Mayors Banovich Murawski Ciambrone argue a third airport would ease O'Hare capacity limits and spark regional economic growth, despite Chicago mayor Daley's opposition.

Peckham Richton Park Rudolph Banovich Chicago Richard M. Daley O’hare Midway Airports Banovich SSMMA Washington FAA Midlothian Thomas Murawski Daley Murawski Chicago Heights Angelo Sam) Ciambrone Cook County Will County Ciambrone

Route changes aim to shorten bus rides for Olympia Fields students

Holm announces Route 16 adjustments shifting five stops to Route 10 to reduce student ride times. The district says the route balancing plan aims for one bus per neighborhood, with two stops currently unused but kept in case a new rider moves in. Two small bus incidents near Greenwood and Thornwood prompted safety tweaks.

Nails-Bonner Holm Advan Greenwood Thornwood Olympia Fields

Park site options discussed for community referendum

Sharp outlined five potential locations for a proposed park saying no site is final yet. He cited land availability accessibility and buildable area as key factors and noted the issue depends entirely on the referendum outcome.

Ing Sharp

Property tax gaps show Cook area burden twice downstate

Illinois Tax Facts from the Taxpayers Federation of Illinois argues that using per capita personal income as the basis for comparing residential property taxes reveals a wider split. It finds suburban counties pay about twice the downstate rate, with Cook County about 2.3 percent of personal income vs 2.4 percent statewide in 1994 and downstate rates remaining high relative to bases.

Springfield Illinois Department of Revenue Taxpayers Federation of Illinois TFI Illinois Tax Facts Cook Will Illinois Chicago Downstate Cook County McHenry County Kendall Kane Lake DuPage Boone Winnebago Jo Daviess Pulaski County Collar Counties James D. Nowlan Christopher D. Romans Nowlan and Romans

District 162 approves budget for 1997-98 year

The Matteson Elementary School District 162 Board adopted a 16.5 million dollar budget for 1997-98, a 0.95 percent increase. It funds a balanced Education Fund via a 300 thousand dollar transfer from Working Cash, reflects prior year EAV tax relief, and allocates 616 thousand dollars for technology to support long range planning.

Matteson Board of Education David Holm Holm Cook County Sandra Lynne Schmutzler

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