Village Road Right of Way Bid Sparks Taxpayer Debate
Leland Rayson village attorney says land access and rezoning to residential could let a road be built, while trustee Frank Amerino notes R-4 allows some commercial use and criticizes the project as too small for a PUD. Trustee Rudolph Banovich warns maintenance costs if right of way is dedicated. Reeves says taxpayers will not fund construction or maintenance and recommends an agreement with Financial Federal. Staats ask about remedies if condo owners refuse. Rayson and Reeves question a prior agreement, noting no record. Officials prefer residents form a HOA and fund their own access road. Staats refuse condemnation due to costs and may seek court action. Trustees urge a formal request or settlement with Financial Federal.
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Leland Rayson
Sai
Frank Amerino Pointe
Rudolph Banovich
Reeves
Staats
Financial Federal
Amerino
Rayson
Staat
Amnerino
Atemt
Cioni
Board of Trustees
Alue
Ridgeway Avenue
Sauk Trail
Ridgeway Avene
Clon
Commission
Village Board of Trustees
Patrick Fitzgerald
Historians to meet for season's last general meeting
The Historical Society of Tee hosts the final general membership gathering of the season at 8 o clock tonight. After the business portion led by Marcella Melvin, Ell and Lois Vanderkolk of Sunchaser Travel will present Discovering America, highlighting historic sites across the United States. The program is open to the public.
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Stattes
Ocrey
Historical Society of
Tee
Marcella Melvin
America
Ell
Lois Vanderkolk
Sunchaser Travel, Inc
Flossmoor
United States
Historic cabin opens Sundays in Orland Park
The Hostert log cabin rebuilt at 14881 West Avenue Orland Park welcomes visitors Sundays 2 to 4 PM and weekdays by appointment The cabin originally stood on the Hostert farm west of Wolf Road on 143rd Street and was built in the 1850s Partially furnished with pre 1860 pieces it was dedicated June 14 and will stay open as weather allows For information or appointments call 349-086 or 349-7548.
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Orland Hsll Wal
West Avenue
Orland Park
Hostert
Wolf Road
143Rd Street
Central mailboxes prompt call for better appearance
At a village meeting residents asked if central mailboxes could be improved, but officials said the boxes are red and may lack alternatives. Commissioners thanked Martin and Staatovil for attending and planned to discuss with the subdivision developer.
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Page
Thorn
Martin
Rey
Sratovil
Harry Staat
George Staat
District 168 head post candidate Dr Anthony Torres profiles
Dr Anthony Torres, Sauk Village School District 168 superintendent since 1979, is among about 100 candidates for Massachusetts education commissioner. He previously sought Boston superintendent, and is endorsed by the state board of education and Dr Joseph Cronin. His career spans Chicago Public Schools, Hindis Dice of Education, Park Ridge, Prairie State College, and River Grove schools.
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Anthony Torres
Sauk Village
Massachusetts
Knots
Torres
Boston
State Board of Education
Joseph Cronin
Ilinois
Chicago Public Schools
Hindis Dice of Education
Park Ridge
Prairie State College
River Grove
Commuter recourse spurs firm's growth
Postma, head of a Park Forest area transport firm, explains how commuter dissatisfaction with public transit boosts his business. He positions a profit driven, contract free service as a cost saving alternative to RTA fare hikes, promising reliable, timely, well trained drivers and safe buses while testing propane and gasoline fuels to cut school transportation costs.
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Postma
RTA
Park Forest
Real Rta
Jewel
Scnoo Transportation
Local RTA service boom spawns new bus routes area wide
Residents from 28 communities increasingly commute to the Loop using Van Der Aa and RTA options. New regional buses, car pools, and van services emerge as fare hikes loom and train schedules shift on holidays. Contact Postma at 474-6404 for seat info.
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Tinos Central Gulf Railroad
Regional Transportation Authority
Homewood
Hazel Crest
van Dern
Chingo Loop
Chicago Heights
Dalton
Glenwood
Harvey
Hammond
Lansing
Markham
Matteson
Oak Forest
Palos Heights
Mokena
New Lenox
Park Forest
Park Forest South
Sauk Village
South Holland
Tinley Park
Worth
VanDerAa
RTA
VanDer Aa
Zion Lutheran church to resume Sunday school in Matteson
Zion Lutheran church in Matteson will restart Sunday school with an opening service for children and parents at 9 90 am in the sanctuary. Teachers include Bernice Petrakis Madaline Rybolt Jeri Joyce Harriet Lustfeldt Lee Luering Lois Blue Diane Pritchard Carol Schramm Pat Eksrom and Gail Nielsen as secretary.
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Zion Lutheran ‘Church
Matteson
Bernice Petrakis
Madaline Rybolt
Jeri Joyce
Harriet Lustfeldt
Lee Luering
Lois Blue
Diane Pritchard
Carol Schramm
Pat Eksrom
Gail Nielsen
Karen Engel
Helen Smetke
Kathy Stawick
Becky
Immanuel Ta'eran Church Sunday School Classes Begin
Immanuel Ta'eran Church at Cicero Avenue and Sauk Trail Matteson starts Sunday sessions from 9 15 to 10 15 a m for children ages three to eight grade A youth Bible class by David Kleimola will also begin Sunday in the cry room off the parish hall An adult Bible class will study last summer sermons the gifts of the spirit during the worship service at 10 30 a m Sunday school teachers will be installed during the 10 30 a m service
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Immanuel Ta ‘Eran
Cicero Avenue
Sauk Trail
Matteson
David Kleimola
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Brendemuhl
James Law
Vincent Ally
Economic Development Commission
Richton Courts
Richton Park
Kienton Ark
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Midwest
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Illinois
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Tri-State
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