Fall entertainment season opens with Mayor's Concert
The Southwest Symphony kicks off the fall season with a Mayor's Concert, and Freedom Hall announces its upcoming new season. The feature highlights residents' attachment to vintage appliances while a real estate market section previews trends and a HomeGuide Extra look inside the market.
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Southwest Symphony
Freedom Hall
Readers of Pat Bouchard Column Return
Readers of Pat Bouchard will be glad to see her back in place after a summer away from her column. Dimensions note her return and resumption of regular features.
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Pat Bouchard
Classified lines for circulation and contact numbers
The notice lists main number 755-6161 and circulation 755-3344 with classified line 755-3993. It presents contact lines typical of a newspaper’s admissions desk and classified department. No additional context is provided.
Greens move toward leaving District 227 for 233
The Greens subdivision in Olympia Fields with 128 registered voters nears detachment from Rich Township High School District 227 and attachment to Homewood Flossmoor School District 233 after four townships unanimously approved the petition. About 122 residents signed. District 227 has 35 days from Aug 30 to appeal the township action.
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Greens
Olympia Fields
Rich Township
Homewood-Flossmoor
Western Avenue
Vollmer Road
Michael Moss
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Moss
Rich
Central
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Bloom
Thornton
Bremen
District 227
Cook County Circuit Court
Brian Knutson
Matteson District 159 budget shows 82k education fund surplus
Robin Tank reports District 159 posts an 82 000 education fund surplus for 1995 96, but the overall 2 2 million budget deficit remains due to life safety and construction costs. The board approved a 13 million revenue plan and 15 million spending, with 500 000 transferred from accumulated interest to the education fund.
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Matteson
Richard Lesniak
Board of Education
Lesniak
Planners back new St Andrew Temple church proposal
Matteson Plan Commission unanimously recommended approval for a Harvey based church to be built at the I 57 Lincoln Highway corner with a 278 capacity. Area residents who opposed the plan cited traffic and quality of life concerns. The church owns 24.5 acres in the area.
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Matteson Plan Commission
Glenridge
Cricket Hill
St. Andrew Temple Church of God In Christ
Interstate 57
Lincoln Highway
St. Andrew Church
Sears opens new Lincoln Mall store this weekend
Sears Roebuck unveils a 169000 square foot two story Lincoln Mall outlet with a 9 am ribbon cutting. Matteson Area Chamber president and village officials will speak while Walt Willey and Bobby Hull sign autographs and a Bob Wessberg band performs. Special events include fashion shows, character appearances, and product demos during opening day.
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Sears Roebuck
Lincoln Mall
Wieboldt’s
Sears Mall
Jim Tapscott
Matteson
Chicago Blackhawk Hockey Hall of
Willey
Hull
Paddington Bear
Sonic the Hedge Hog
Richton Park backs passive Falcon Crest Park plan
Eastern Richton Park residents win board support for a passive park at Falcon Crest Estates on a 5.5 acre site. The Emil Marske Construction Company will build through a development agreement with grading and seeding slated for September and exact path and park measurements due in October with layout review in November.
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Righton Park
Falcon Crest Park
Emil Marske Construction Company
Falcon Crest Estates
Parks and Recreation
Pat Ryan
Ryan
Engi
Honest Matteson man returns money
Norman McDonald found about 1700 dollars in a shopping cart at Builders Square Homewood and turned it in. The owner recovered the cash with receipts helping police ID him. He received a 140 dollar reward and McDonald earned a paid day off, praised as a model for staff.
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Norman McDonald
Builders Square
Homewood
McDonald
Matteson
Glenwood
McDonald’s
Sandy Cherry
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