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Newspaper

Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1993

Page

1

Return of Joseph and His Coat in Oak Lawn Kids Choir

Young singers from Oak Lawn perform a lively staged version of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. The show highlights local talent in a fresh musical revival.

Joseph Oak Lawn

Body language and communication styles across children

Dimensions explores how children express understanding beyond words through posture gestures and facial cues. It highlights researchers observations of nonverbal cues in learning, play, and social interaction, showing varied interpretation across individual developmental stages.

Good living Condominiums and town houses ad feature

Real estate note highlights residential options with condominiums and town houses for diverse living needs. Mention of special pages inside Prime Time advertising sections for more details.

Mees Hoops Sparks Call for Respect and Responsibility

A concise call argues that mutual respect and responsibility could resolve a long standing generational dispute. The piece frames basketball as a unifying metaphor, urging cooperation and accountability from all sides.

Divine solution on prayer and church state balance

Bouchard weighs in with opinion on whether students praying creates proper separation between church and state. The piece discusses the broader issue and its implications for schools and policy. Readers are guided to Page H-1 for full coverage and contact numbers.

Bouchard

Rich ton Park eyes community policing and new officers

After a Village Board work session Rich ton Park plans to add two police officers and shift to community policing to build closer ties with residents. Police Chief Labus says the model demands time training and investment while trustees weigh a Clinton administration grant covering most salaries.

Richton Park Richard Labus Rudolph Banovich Sauk Trail Labus Ef A

Rec center asbestos removal approved by Matteson board

Matteson Village Board unanimously approved a 1500 budget amendment to remove asbestos tiles from three Community Center rooms. Over two to three weeks, all weight room tiles and 48 tiles in a preschool room will be removed. No public danger, classes relocated, remaining tiles encapsulated. Rubber tiles will replace weight room surface and non asbestos tiles placed in other rooms. EPA approval awaited. See ASBESTOS, Page A-4.

Matteson Parks and Recreation James Sharp Sharp Paren U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Rich Township District 227 studies ninth grade prep school

The Rich Township High School District 227 board announced a special Innovations Committee to study a ninth grade prep school, a year round school, and other educational innovations. The 24 staff members will form four subcommittees. final reports are due by year end, with possible summer work.

Rich Township High School Carnes

Prairie State College revenue up enrollment down

Prairie State College reported a mixed fiscal picture at the Board of Trustees meeting. The 1993-94 operating budget calls for a small surplus of 7,999 on revenues of 11,847,612 and expenditures of 11,839,613 while enrollment declined after six years of growth.

Board of Trustees Prairie State College

District 162 approves $13.3 million budget for 93-94

Matteson School District 162 board unanimously approves a 13.3 million dollar budget for 1993 94 with a 9.3 million education fund covering salaries and supplies. A 2 million operations and maintenance fund includes 800 thousand for construction and renovations and roof and ADA accessibility projects completed this summer. Transportation is funded at 785 thousand and a 730 thousand bond and interest fund is planned.

William Ronald Matteson Board of Education David Holm Holm Huth Middle School Sauk School Indiana School

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