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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1995
Page
1
The final article profiles Worden in dual roles as rabbi and cantor, highlighting her pioneering path in religious leadership and the broader context of women advancing in religious professions.
Area fans flock to fall games as high school teams clash on the gridiron. Coaches emphasize defense, key plays, and standout performances from local athletes. Stay tuned for results, schedules, and rankings across the region.
Myra Guindon offers readers an insider view of political players and decisions both big and small. See Inside for context and implications.
The snippet lists contact numbers for eT Sas Main, Circulation, and Classified services: 755-6161, 755-3344, and 755-3993 respectively. It appears as a concise contact block typical of a classifieds page in a local newspaper.
Matteson Village Board plans to appoint a new trustee while Burnson remains acting top cop for the foreseeable future. President Stricker cites Burnson’s leadership and village costs of a search as reasons to retain him, despite residency issues that prompted his resignation last year.
East Hazel Crest Homewood and Flossmoor fire chiefs warn Illinois Central Railroad lacks timely notices about hazardous materials moving through their towns. A Sept. 8 yard incident near Calumet station involved a tank car emitting a suspicious odor and potential vapors hazardous to hundreds of commuters.
Brenda Sotiros, sister of Joe Sotiros, four years after his killing, continues her private inquiry and claims law enforcement know the culprits. She cites witnesses and evidence pointing to a relative or county employee and says the State's Attorney is not pressing charges. Sheriff Ward has been more cooperative than the prior administration.
Marsha Badiner sues Ingalls Hospital in Harvey in Cook County alleging staff ignored her husband Charles Badiner’s living will by administering advanced lifesaving measures after a May heart attack. The suit, filed July 10, seeks at least 30,000 from Ingalls, a nurse, and two doctors. Badiner, 76, was admitted May 29 with chest pains and the family noted the living will.
The Park Forest Aqua Center drew about 178000 swimmers this season, surpassing the 1991 1993 high of 134600. Recreation director John Joyce called it the best year since 1983, noting gains in attendance money and safety. Over July 11 12, the center hosted 12000 heat weary guests amid 106 degree heat, averaging around 3000 daily.
The Chicago Miracle Temple defends its stance after PADS claims they were locked out of the 34 E. 16th St. shelter site. The church says locks were changed to secure the building after the Methodist transfer on Sept 1, and repairs or vandalism were found on entry. PADS board cites lack of keys and communication as the core issue.
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