Splashy feature home decorating options grant new powers
A quirky feature explores how upgrading shower spaces opens creative possibilities for home decor. A Halloween special adds a witchy twist with twin role dynamics as a playful spotlight.
24 Oct 1993
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1993
Page
1
A quirky feature explores how upgrading shower spaces opens creative possibilities for home decor. A Halloween special adds a witchy twist with twin role dynamics as a playful spotlight.
A local congressman unveils a program to pair job seekers with opportunities, aiming to reduce unemployment. The plan emphasizes direct placement, career training, and partnerships with area businesses to connect residents with open roles.
Columnist Tom Houlihan critiques federal action against the famed White Castle burger box, arguing overreach and impact on a beloved fast food icon. The piece surveys policy angles and public reaction as it weighs legality, practicality, and cultural significance.
The Political Bytes column hints at the approaching campaign season with a recap of what lies ahead. Main number Circulation Classified 755 3993.
Rich Central kept a share of the SICA South lead with a 7-0 win over Crete-Monee. Rich South surged back into the conference race with a 52-14 victory over Rich East in the Sauk Trail Super Bowl. Marian Catholic routed St Viator 45-6 in East Suburban Catholic action.
Archaeology expert Robert Nale warned at the South Archaeological Society meeting that Matteson Commons near Interstate 57 and Vollmer Road, once a 9000 B C hunting site, has been plowed over for development. A 1997 survey recorded 2100 flint pieces and 1500 crafted items, including over 250 scrapers, amid limited state recording.
Sparks fly as south suburban mayors clash over the Robbins incinerator amid stalled construction. Country Club Hills Mayor Dwight Welch accuses East Hazel Crest President Tom Brown of trying to sabotage the project while Brown denies foul play. Several towns including Midlothian Flossmoor and Glenwood have rejected the contract. Welch cites a 20 year pledge by his community as key support for the trash to energy facility.
Five of six candidates vied for three spots on the Rich Township High School District board. Mary Falcologos reports that at a Lakewood Homeowners Association meeting in Richton Park near Olympia Fields attendees heard each candidate’s aims. Danick proposed a teachers’ forum and greater parental and senior citizen involvement to guide long term planning amid a forthcoming financial crisis. Janice Hurst urged public input and innovative programs with community engagement while criticizing the current standard of education and warning against complacency.
Shirley Howell of Matteson speaks out after the shooting death of her daughter Florence Sherice Howell 18 on Oct 11. Police say the incident at 9008 S. Morgan St Chicago involved her boyfriend Timothy Mixon 22 with no charges filed. The medical examiner lists the death as a homicide and discrepancies in police accounts prompted further review.
Family and friends mourn Florence Sherice Howell aigate talent and energy at Rich South High School She excelled in classes basketball cross country and track and hoped to attend National Louis University on a basketball scholarship Her mother Shirley Howell recalled her hard work and competitive spirit Florence trained with sister Sandra who plays for Rich South this year She also played saxophone clarinet and lute and worked at Red Lobster before her death from a gun accident while visiting her boyfriend Timothy Mixon in October.
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