Tinley Park annexes Presley parcels adding 1320 homes
The village approves two Presley Corp parcels totaling 330 acres, expanding west to 90th Avenue. The plan adds 1320 dwelling units, 500 single-family homes, two Kirby District 140 school sites, and an 80acre light industrial area, with townhouses and commercial zones.
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Ken Stachon
Tinley Park
90Th Avenue
Presley Corporation of
Chicago
Brementowne
Tinley
Kirby
Mason
Brementowne West
171St Street
80Th Avenue
167Th
169Th Streets
Industrial and Commercial Commission
Tinley Park civil service to reveal findings tonight
The Tinley Park civil service commission is to announce findings on Patrolman James Peyton Jr for conduct unbecoming a officer after a Feb 28 incident at Seven-Eleven Brementowne Mall. Barton faces an amended federal suit over alleged civil rights violations tied to popcorn and other items.
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Tinley Park
Barton
Gary Williams
Peyton
Commission
Prentice
Fathers Day Essay Contests Highlight Local Dads
The Star-Tribune runs Fathers Day essay contests where youths explain why their fathers are the best. Winners and drawings by children are featured on Pages 8 and 9. A new Star-Tribune reporter analyzes the Equal Rights Amendment amid recent Springfield debate in Off the Beat on Page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Star-Tribune
Pat Lauritzen
Springfield
Right to Lifers Picket Abortion Clinic in Evergreen Park
South and southwest suburban Right to Life members picketed last Saturday at Friendship Medical Center in Evergreen Park protesting abortions. Residents from Orland Park Oak Forest and Tinley Park joined, with signs comparing abortion to genocide and citing biblical statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Right-to- Life Committee
Friendship Medical Center
Evergreen Park
Orland Park
Oak Forest
Tinley Park
Nancy McGovern
Tinley Park Trustees Restructure Committees and Roles
The Tinley Park board approves a new village manager structure and reassigns standing committees. Road and bridge and water and sewer replace two eliminated groups, with trustees Durkin Wood Fulton Mason Landau Rea filling chair and member roles. Public safety and planning and zoning oversight remain, and changes realign commissions under new committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinley Park Board of Trustees
Public Works
Richard Durkin
Ted Wood
Special Projects
Human Resources Commission
Public Safety
Kenneth Fulton
Youth Commission
Environmental Control Board
Veteran’s Commission
Merle Landau
Bicentennial Commission
Patrick Rea
Long Range Plan Commission
Zoning Board of Appeals
Industrial and Commercial Commission
Robert Mason
Board of Trustees
Fulton
Mason
Wood
Landau
Rea
Durkin
Landau and
Morans Hope Ryan Has Come Home to Stay
Ryan Nelson lives with the Morans of Tinley Park after long custody battles amid Illinois child welfare hearings. The boy, once returned to his biological mother, faced changes and an alleged beating case. The Morans hope to adopt if courts decide Ryan should remain in their care, while caring for his infant siblings Raquel and Roman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morans Hope
Ryan
Mitch Golub
Ryan Nelson
Michael Moran
Tinley Park
Morans
Illinois
Illinois Child and Family Services Agency
Michael
Evan
Chicago
Nelson
Raquel
Roman
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Presley
Civil Service Commission
Village Board
Marshall
John Jurus
the Star-Tribune Today
Ditor
Weer
Dennis Wheeler Ee
By Ken Stachon
Cheryl Nelson
Moran
Mrs. Moran
Child and Family Services Office
Heen Moran
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