Allied Plans 600 Acre Brementowne Development Across Tinley Park
Allied-Presley reveals Thursday house building plans for 600 acres in Tinley Park totaling four parcels. The project includes townhouses apartments a school site a park and water retention areas with a hospital site possible on parcel one an eight acre shopping center on parcel two and a junior high school site on parcel three. Parcel four spans 205 acres featuring an 811 acre industrial site and overall seeks village commission guidance through the developmental process.
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Bloom Arrest Stirs Stop Work Order Dispute
Bloom, co owner of Westhaven Development, says he was arrested Thursday by Westhaven police officer Joseph Michalski in a clash over a stop work order at a village site. He was detained for about three hours, released, and faces a Monday court hearing citing workers’ continued activity after the order. Bloom plans to sue officials as he denies any crime.
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Water and sewer promised for school site amid annexation tussle
Mayor John Dunn pressed Allied representatives to provide water and sewer and deed for the property to the school district immediately. Robert Phillips, new Allied president, said they agreed to supply sewer and water upon annexation. Village officials balked at waiting for annexation, noting a year and a half delay. Walker indicated state review of the building program requires a final land site decision by September 6, with plans contingent on who will finance the improvements. Phillips promised a weekend decision.
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Tinley Park High Parents to Meet on Wednesday Evening
Tinley Park high school parents meet at 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria with principal Theodore Nelson to discuss school issues. The group seeks attendance from all parents with students in or entering the school. Topics include the athletic program funding, a September tax referendum, and a district bond referendum.
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Citizens React to Nixon Speech in Suburban Reactions
On the street responses to President Nixon’s Watergate address show confusion and division. Residents including Fred Horn Pat Hart Paul Rak and Richard Baker weigh in on honesty accountability and the politics of campaign spying and funding.
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Ken Stachon
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Oak Forest
Richard Baker
Delivery snag notice for Sunday Star Tribune readers
If you have not received your Sunday morning copy by 9 a.m. this Sunday call the Star-Tribune office in Tinley Park at 532-0550. Sunday office hours are 9 to 10 a.m.
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