Observance notes span pages C2 and D3 in paper
Rosh Hashana observance coverage appears across pages C-2 with editorial notes and page D-3 to D-15 sections includingBusiness Classifier Real Estate obituaries sports and advertising. The jumble lists sections such as Editorials and HomeGuide while noting Section E and Section B.
New homes boom in Richton Park Lincoln Crossings
Michael-John Contractors led by John Hyrn rapid sales in Lincoln Crossings Richton Park as Phase I nears completion. 43000s TIF incentives cut prices about 9 000 below Matteson rivals, with 45 houses under contract and 20 under construction. 105 900 base price for a 2100 square foot four bedroom three bath home features and a two car garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Reynolds
Lincoln Crossings
Richton Park
John Hyrn
Michael-John Contractors
Matteson
Michael
TIF
Hyrn
Latonia
IDOT Foresees Traffic Shifts With Sauk Trail Changes
IDOT released 2005 projections showing Sauk Trail and Lincoln Highway traffic with and without a proposed interchange at I 57. Park Forest and Richton Park officials oppose the project, fearing more local traffic, while IDOT argues the move redistributes existing south suburban traffic and could shift congestion away from Route 30.
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Sauk Trail
Park Forest
Illinois Department of Transportation
Jerry Mathews
Cicero Avenue
Lincoln Highway
Richton Park
IDOT
Mathews
Village Board of Trustees
The
Park Forest Board
University Park
Oswacz
Neighbor needles GSU plan
Bruce Meyer, a Chicago Heights resident, wrote a verse on Urban Hills Country Club Sign opposing Governors State University medical waste incinerator plans. He cites environmental safety concerns as residents and golfers sign petitions at the Stuenkel Road site.
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Phil Faso
Bruce Meyer
Urban Hills Country Club
Stuenkel
Crawford Avenue
Governors State University
Mary Sue Penn
Meyer
Chicago Heights
Stuenkel Road
Cause — Citizens Ac
Waste disposal debate over incineration versus alternatives
Environmental experts differ on how to handle rising waste. Illinois EPA favors incineration as safe and necessary, while Northwestern University and other groups warn of hazards and question absolute safety. recycling offered as partial substitute in some cases, with no perfect solution.
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Patricia Briske
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
Central States Education Center
Northwestern University Civil Engineering
Richard Finley
State Environmental Protection Agency
Finley
Barbara-Ann Lewis
Evanston
Northwestern University
Lewis
Rich Central Edges Oak Forest for First Win of Year
Rich Central rallied to defeat Oak Forest 34-27 for its first win. Rich South improved to 2-2 with a 12-0 shutout of TF South. Weekend grid action highlighted by Marian Catholic at Thornwood and Hillcrest versus Rich East in Park Forest with full coverage on Page E-1.
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Rich Central
Oak Forest
Rich South
TF South
Marian Catholic
Thornwood Battle
Hillcrest
Rich East
Park Forest
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ABC
David Dorgan
Dorgan
Borg- Warner
Columbia Homes
Sab
Utility Company
Bretz Drive
Latonia Lane
Lincoln Tax
Crossings
Anthony Oswacz
I-57
Cicero
Mara Toe
Woubs
GSU