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Bellwood settles lawsuit with man who claims he was wrongfully arrested
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OCTOBER 18, 2023
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Two Maywood Park District commissioners resign amid financial crisis
By MICHAEL ROMAIN Editor
Earlier this year, the village of Bellwood approved a settlement of $130,000 settlement with Chicago resident Gregory Middleton, but Middleton and his attorney, Jordan Marsh, aren’t satisfied and are asking that Bellwood Mayor Andre Harvey and Bellwood Police Chief Jiminez Allen issue a formal apology Middleton and discipline the detective who arrested him. Middleton filed a lawsuit in the Northern District of Illinois Eastern Division in July 2022. He alleged that he received an accident notice from the village of Bellwood on April 25, stating that the village received a hit-andrun accident report on April 2 that involved his vehicle. Middleton claimed the notice informed him to contact Bellwood Police Det. Warren Hernandez. Middleton said he emailed Det. Hernandez on the same day he received the notice. “I just received a letter from you informing me that my vehicle was involved in a hit and run accident,” Middleton wrote. “I assume you that my vehicle was not. No one drives it but me, and I, nor it were involved in an accident.” The next day, Middleton alleges Det. Hernandez called him and told him “in order “in order to clear things up, he just needed to take some photographs of Gregory’s car.” “In fact, Defendant Hernandez had no inSee BELLWOOD LAWSUIT on page 10
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The Maywood Park District, 921 S. 9th Ave. in Maywood. Tension is high between park district and village officials as the park district faces a serious financial crisis, the details of which are only beginning to surface. By MICHAEL ROMAIN Editor
Two Maywood Park District commissioners abruptly resigned last week amid a budget crisis that has reportedly prompted Maywood and former park district officials to consider whether the park district should exist. Former park commissioners Jeffrey Dean Harris and June Price resigned on
Oct. 14, Harris said in an interview on Oct. 20. Harris did not comment on what caused him to resign. An attempt to reach Price by phone on Friday was unsuccessful. When reached on Oct. 19, Maywood Park District Board President Dawn Williams said the two board members resigned for “personal reasons.” Board Vice-President John Rice said on Oct. 21 that tensions had been growing in recent months between board members
who wanted the park district to dissolve, and parks and recreation taken over by the village of Maywood, and those who were against dissolution and a village takeover. Rice said Harris and Price were in favor of dissolution while he and Williams were in favor of the district remaining in place.
See MAYWOOD PARK DISTRICT on page 8
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Westchester looks to overhaul Economic Development Committee By MICHAEL ROMAIN
(GROW) Ecological Commission told Benline that even if she were appointed a liaison to the EDC, she would not be an official member and The village of Westchester has hired an inde- would not make decisions for the committee. Krumstock said the problem with the EDC pendent consultant to figure out how to overhaul the Economic Development Committee stems from the committee’s struggles with get(EDC), which the village board believes needs ting a quorum to actually meet. “They are meeting [but] when you have a restructuring to become more effective. At a regular meeting on Oct. 10, the West- committee of five and three are there and when chester village board voted 4-2 to hire Cindy you’re always waiting for one person to show up for the quoKlima of CK rum that’s Management when the Services to deficiencies “re-envision happen,” the activiKrumstock ties of the said at the Economic Oct. 10 meetDevelopment At its Oct. 10 regular meeting, the Westchester village ing. Committee.” board also approved a Memorandum of Understanding The vilTrustees Gia (MOU) with West40 that was presented at a Sept. 26 Comlage will pay Marie Benmittee of the Whole meeting. Klima up to line and Peter West40, which provides institutional support for 38 $10,000 to reMarzano votschool districts and three co-ops in West Cook County, view the viled against the bought the old St. Joseph High School for $8 million in lage’s existmeasure. the spring, with plans to build an alternative school that ing planning The proposit will operate. documents al to hire KliThe MOU states that West40 and the village will coopand reports, ma promptinterview beerate and meet to discuss demolition plans and prioritize ed some tween 30 and an agreed-upon management plan to handle “displaced heated debate 40 communivermin and other wild animals resulting from the probetween ty stakeholdposed demolition,” asbestos abatement and dust control, board memers, includbers who felt among other requirements. ing village that hiring Westchester’s attorney, Matt Welch, said West40 won’t board meman outside start demolition until they’ve secured funding but the bers, busiexpert like organization “made it clear their first priority is to get ness owners, Klima was those buildings down.” In May, West40 indicated that it community necessary for plans to open the alternative school in the fall of 2024. leaders and rejuvenating village staffthe EDC and ers, and issue members who thought that the village wasn’t sufficiently a final report with a list of recommendations for utilizing its residents with development exper- revitalizing the EDC. In response to concerns posed by Trustee tise. Trustees Benline and Victoria Vann said they Vann about EDC recruitment, Krumstock said both have requested to be part of the EDC but Klima will also create a strategy outlining how the village can more effectively recruit more that their requests went nowhere. “I have no doubt of what Cindy Klima can do qualified people to serve on the EDC. Multiple board members, including Trustee but with my experience and what I’ve done in my professional life — this is what I do,” said Nick Steker and Village President Greg Hribal, Benline, who is a real estate agent. “I’d love to praised Klima for her efforts to revitalize the village of Brookfield’s EDC. have a chance to have a crack at our EDC.” “This is step one,” said Steker on Oct. 10. “We Westchester Village Manager Barry Krumstok said Benline’s and Vann’s requests to work all agree that the EDC needs an overhaul … in the area of economic development were taken This outside entity has a track record of being into consideration. Trustee Evie Slavic, who is successful in the area. Let’s hear what she has a liaison to the Green Residents of Westchester to say.” Editor
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Maywood native, first Black female billionaire pens new book By MICHAEL ROMAIN Editor
Sheila Johnson — who became the country’s first Black female billionaire when Black Entertainment Television (BET), the company she co-founded with her husband, Bob Johnson, sold to Viacom for $3 billion in 2001 — has published her memoir, “Walk Through Fire: A Memoir of Love, Loss and Triumph,” and Maywood figures prominently in its pages. Johnson’s parents, George and Marie Crump, moved her and her younger brother to Maywood in 1959. The house at 237 S. 20th Ave. figures prominently in Johnson’s life. So does the school orchestra at Irving Elementary (now Middle) School in Maywood, where the future businesswoman cultivates her passion for the violin. She’s good enough to play for the Proviso East High School orchestra and apparently talented enough to move her parents to take out a second mortgage on their home to buy her an 18th-century violin that cost $15,000 (in the 1950s/60s!). Johnson eventually sells the violin to help fund BET. Maywood Old Timers will wax nostalgic as Johnson talks about her job “mopping floors at the J.C. Penney in downtown Maywood” or seeing her dad at “Petersen’s Ice Cream parlor in downtown Maywood.” They’ll also be familiar with the old-fashioned racism that made George, a brilliant Black doctor, move his family 13 times before settling in Maywood because so many hospitals refused to hire Black doctors (white patients refused to be treated by them). And then there are the 1950s/60s-era family dynamics. George, who eventually finds work at Hines VA Hospital, abruptly decides to leave Marie for another woman, prompting the homemaker and mother of two to descend into a mental breakdown on the kitchen floor. In a moment, this upper-middle-class, socially elite Black family dependent on the income of the male breadwinner becomes a single-parent household. The motif of a woman whose life is so centered on a man that she nearly loses her mind when he abandons her haunts Johnson’s memoir and proves to be a foreshadowing. Johnson herself is nearly broken by her powerful husband’s sociopathic mental abuse. On their wedding night, Bob inexplicably leaves Sheila alone in their motel room, prompting Sheila to call her mother, who had warned her not to marry him.
Bob constantly belittles Sheila, even in front of friends and their two adopted children. He openly flouts his affairs, most notably with former BET executive Debra Lee, who wrote about the illicit relationship in her own memoir published earlier this year. And the businessman constantly throws cold water on Sheila’s dreams and ambitions. Johnson nearly experiences the mental descent that her mother went through in Maywood before realizing she must do the thing she dreads — divorce the man she’s been with for three decades since their college days at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Marie Crump was rescued after her fallen marriage by the community of caring women at the First Baptist Church in Melrose Park while Sheila was rescued by her post-divorce business ventures, namely her luxury Salamander Resort in Middleburg, Va. Johnson would eventually become an owner or partner in the NHL’s Washington Capitals, the NBA’s Washington’s Wizards and the WNBA’s Washington Mystics. Johnson, who married the judge who presided over her divorce from Bob, named the resort after the nickname given to its previous owner, former Rhode Island governor and World War II hero Bruce Sundlin. The French nicknamed Sundlin the “salamander” due to his legendary war exploits and because the salamander “is the only animal that can walk through fire and survive.” Curiously, what’s notably missing from Sheila Johnson’s memoir is any mention of another heated conflagration — the 1960s racial strife at her alma mater, Proviso East, where she’s the only Black cheerleader and has to navigate an environment where she’s something of an outsider both to whites because she’s Black and to Blacks because she’s “high yellow.” Johnson graduated from Proviso East in 1966, the same year Fred Hampton graduated. After Hampton was assassinated on Dec. 4, 1969, his funeral was held five days later at Melrose Park’s First Baptist Church. Some longtime Proviso Township residents may wonder how the social strife affected Johnson. Overall, though, Johnson’s memoir is a surprisingly vulnerable and engrossing read. It’s also a valuable contribution to the historical record of Black business firsts. We learn that Sheila Johnson not only helped fund BET, but also worked there
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Maywood native Sheila Johnson’s new memoir was published in October. for no pay in its early days. She eventually came on as an executive before Bob abruptly fired her and promoted his paramour to second-in-command. If Bob had listened to Sheila’s advice, perhaps BET would have become more than the brand known for raunchy music videos and tacky hip-hop award shows. Sheila writes that she became known as “BET’s conscience” for her internal criticism of the company’s content and her efforts to push her husband to broadcast more news and educational
programming. We’ll never know what BET would have become had it been in the hands of Sheila, not Bob, to mold. What we do know from Sheila’s memoir is that she isn’t just Bob Johnson’s wife, she’s a force of nature in her own right who was shaped and cultivated right here in Maywood. You can buy Sheila Johnson’s new memoir pretty much wherever books are sold, but we suggest purchasing it through Afriware Books at afriwarebooks.com
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Berkeley native shows off colorful hair products By MICHAEL ROMAIN Editor
Berkeley native and St. Joe’s High School alum Mo G Taylor said she’s been doing hair since she was 10 years old. “I would do some the hair of some of the Proviso West High School teachers,” she said while manning a booth at the annual Hillside-Berkeley AutumnFest on Oct. 7. Taylor and her business partner, Bree Rodriguez, were selling colorful hair extensions they began creating after someone asked the women to make them for Lalapalooza one year. They haven’t looked back since. Taylor said she has a personal brand, Go
to the Mo, and a hair salon, Keep it Natural Chi, located on Chicago’s Southside. Rodriguez owns Cashmere’s Creations on Chicago’s Westside. “When I was randomly asked to do this at Lalapalooza, I called Bree to help me out and we had so much fun doing it,” Taylor said. “This is our first time doing it on our own.” Rodriquez and Taylor said the colorful hair extensions are reusable. They go for $30 for a single extension and $50 for two. Taylor’s Instagram account has more than 18,000 followers. You can learn more about her and her creations at instagram.com/gotothemo/?hl=en.
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Berkeley native Mo G Taylor, the owner of Keep It Natural Chi, a hair salon on Chicago’s Southside, shows off her colorful hair extensions during AutumnFest on Oct. 7.
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Bree Rodriguez, Taylor’s business partner and the owner of a Cashmere’s Creations on Chicago’s Westside, says she’s been doing hair since she was a kid.
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WHAT’S HAPPENING OCT. 25 - 31
bit.ly/vfp-community-calendar Wednesday, Oct. 25, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Westchester Community Church, 1840 Westchester Blvd. in Westchester
Thursday, Oct. 26, 6 to 7:30 p.m., Bulger Park Community Center, 1601 Hirsch in Melrose Park
The village of Westchester, Ascension Mercy Hospital and Cook County Commissioner Frank J. Aguilar will host a senior fair featuring 30 vendors and services, flu shots, a raffle, box lunches and more. For more info, contact Westchester Trustee Gia Marie Benline at gmbenline@westchester-il.gov
The Veterans Park District will host a Glow in the Dark Sugar Skull Painting Workshop. For more info, visit vpdpark.org or call (708) 343-5270.
Wednesday, Oct. 25, 5:30 to 7 p.m., Broadview Public Library, 2226 16th Ave. in Broadview Join library staff at Crafting, Conchas and Coco. Watch the 2017 Disney film “Coco” while decorating your own Dia de Muertos craft. Conchas and hot chocolate will be provided. Space is limited. RSVP suggested. For more info or to RSVP, visit broadviewlibrary.org or call (708) 345-1325.
Wednesday, Oct. 25, 6 p.m., Hillside Public Library, 405 Hillside Ave. in Hillside The library will host a Scary Movie Night. For more info, visit hillsidelibrary.org or call (708) 449-7510.
Thursday, Oct. 26, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., Sheet Metal Workers’ Local 73 Union Hall, 4550 Roosevelt Rd. in Hillside The 209 Scholarship will host Great Chefs: Appetite for Knowledge. The event will feature delicious food from local chefs, a wine pull and silent auction, live music and a chance to meet past and new scholarship recipients. For more info or to register, visit 209scholarship.com
Thursday, Oct. 26, 6 to 7:30 p.m., Northlake Public Library, 231 N. Wolf Rd. in Northlake Join the library for its Halloween Party featuring tricks in the form of spooky games and treats in the form of piles of candy. Dress in your spookiest attire. Designed for ages 13 to 18. For more info, visit northlakelibrary.org or call (708) 562-2301.
Friday, Oct. 27, noon, Grant Park Recreation Center, 44 W. Golfview Dr. in Northlake Veterans Park District Active Adults will host a Brunch of Hocus Pocus Halloween Party and Marshall Brodien Jr. Magic Show. $25 per person. Costumes optional. Lunch served at noon while the magic show begins at 1 p.m. For more info, visit vpdpark.org or call (708) 343-5270.
Friday, Oct. 27, 1 p.m., Hillside Public Library, 405 Hillside Ave. in Hillside The library will host Halloween bingo and a movie. For more info, visit hillsidelibrary.org or call (708) 449-7510.
Village Free Press, October 25, 2023 Friday, Oct. 27, noon, Grant Park Recreation Center, 44 W. Golfview Dr. in Northlake
Saturday, Oct. 28, 1:30 p.m., at the Maywood Public Library, 121 S. 5th Ave. in Maywood
Veterans Park District Active Adults will host a Brunch of Hocus Pocus Halloween Party and Marshall Brodien Jr. Magic Show. $25 per person. Costumes optional. Lunch served at noon while the magic show begins at 1 p.m. For more info, visit vpdpark.org or call (708) 343-5270.
Join the library for a Pumpkin Painting session. Show off your painting skills on a pumpkin. To register or for more info, visit maywoodlibrary.org
Saturday, Oct. 28, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Proviso Mathematics and Science Academy, 8601 W. Roosevelt Rd. in Forest Park
Enjoy the This Is Me Fashion Show For Seniors featuring special guest model The Dynamic R. Drake. Celebrate diversity and selfexpression. Prizes are $175, $75 and $50. Tickets are $20. Food is free. To model, buy tickets or get more info, call (630) 487-7839.
Join Illinois House Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch for his annual Senior and Veteran Resource Fair featuring vendors and service providers offering free health screening and resources for seniors and veterans. For more info, contact Welch’s constituent service office at (708) 450-1000, visit emanuelchriswelch.com or email RepWelch@EmanuelChrisWelch.com
Saturday, Oct. 28, 11 a.m., Berkeley Public Library, 1637 Taft Ave. in Berkeley The library will host its annual Sugar Skull Drop-In Craft and Movie. Stop by and decorate a sugar skull while watching the movie “Coco.” For more info, visit berkleypl.org or call (708) 5446017.
Friday, Oct. 27, 5:30 to 8 p.m., Bulger Park Community Center, 1601 Hirsch in Melrose Park The Veterans Park District will host a Family Pumpkin Carving Party. The park district will supply the pumpkin and carving tools. You carve, they clean. Each person receives a pumpkin pizza nd punch. Dress in a costume! $10 for residents. $15 for non-residents. Ages 3 and up. Registration required. Space is limited. For more info, visit vpdpark.org or call (708) 343-5270
Saturday, Oct. 28, 10 a.m. to noon, Community Park, 10201 Bond St. in Westchester Join the Westchester Park District for its Halloween Party for kids 8 and under. This is an outdoor event so please dress accordingly. For more info, visit wpdparks.org
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Saturday, Oct. 28, noon to 2 p.m., Eisenhower Community Center Trail, 700 Speechley Blvd. in Hillside The Memorial Park District will host its annual Haunted Trail featuring trick-or-treating, raffles and more. For more info, call (708) 547-
Saturday, Oct. 28, 2 to 6 p.m., Eisenhower Community Center, 700 Speechley Blvd. in Hillside
Saturday, Oct. 28 through Tuesday, Oct. 31, 6 to 9 p.m., Maywood Park District, 921 S. 9th Ave. in Maywood The Maywood Park District will host its Haunted House. Entrance fee is $4 for children and $6 for adults. For more info, call (708) 3444740 or visit maywoodparkdistrict.org
Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2 to 6 p.m., Hillside Commons, Hillside Avenue and Washington Street in Hillside Join the village of Hillside and the Hillside Youth Commission for a ghoulishly good time featuring a Halloween costume contest (6:30 p.m.), a wagon ride (7 to 8 p.m.) and a bonfire (7:15 p.m.). For more info, visit hillside-il.org
Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m., Melrose Park Public Library, 801 Broadway Ave. in Melrose Park Drop in for Tinker Tuesdays for a fun craft and game hangout designed for ages 6 to 11. For more info, visit mpplibrary.org
Saturday, Oct. 28, noon to 2 p.m., Proviso East Fieldhouse, 807 S. 1st Ave. in Maywood
Tuesday, Oct. 31, 4 to 6 p.m., Stone Park Village Hall, 1825 N. 32nd Ave. in Stone Park
East alum will host an Alumni Shootout featuring an old school game (noon), an alumni ladies game (1 p.m.) and an alumni men’s game (2 p.m.). Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for youth (5-17 years). Free for those 4 and under. For more info, contact Coach Noelle Robinson or Coach Everett Stubblefield at (708) 612-4988.
Join the village of Stone Park for its annual Halloween Drive-Thru Event featuring scary treats from Stone Park Mayor Mazzulla and spooky village officials while supplies last. Sponsored by friends at Wintrust Bank.
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MAYWOOD PARK DISTRICT Financial Crisis from page 1 “They wanted to give up the parks,” Rice said of Harris and Price. “We’re not doing that.” Although he declined to go into specifics, Harris did direct residents to read the minutes taken at park district board meetings over the last two months to understand more context. The meeting minutes aren’t available on the park district’s website but can be accessed by anyone who completes a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request at the park district’s headquarters at 921 S. 9th Ave. in Maywood. Local governments in Illinois have about five days to respond to any FOIA request. An attempt to reach Maywood Park District Executive Director Lonette Hall on Oct. 20 was unsuccessful. The undercurrent of the board tension appears to be the park district’s financial state. Rice did not go into details, but he conceded the park district has been behind on its bills and even acknowledged that one park district employee’s health insurance was denied because the park district hadn’t paid the insurer. Rice said that the bill has since been paid. Rice attributed the park district’s financial straits to delayed payments from the state and property tax revenue that often comes in late. He said the park district has long had these problems and that it isn’t the only local government experiencing those issues. For instance, the Maywood Public Library temporarily closed in 2013 due to a lack of sufficient operating revenue stemming, in part, from inadequate property tax revenues. But Rice stopped short of saying that the park district is on the brink of closing. He also said that the district has no plans of laying off employees or cutting programming, as the library had to do 10 years ago. And yet, speculation about the park district’s financial affairs has been rampant recently, with word spreading about the park district’s imminent closure. Rice waved off that information as hearsay before emphasizing that while the park district is going through a budget crunch, it isn’t in danger of closing. That apparently isn’t enough assurance for some village officials to start weighing in on park district affairs even though the village and the park district are two separate taxing bodies, with their own elected boards and budgets.
The Maywood village board was sched- voters in the form of a referendum. uled to hold a meeting about the parks on “We’re not going anywhere and I’m not Oct. 24, a day after this article went to print. surrendering the flag to anybody,” Rice said. Village officials have said that the meeting Rice and Williams said the village owes is related to the village’s the park district money. exploration of possibly Williams said the village taking over parks and agreed to pay a certain recreation, although amount of money for the the precise reason why park district to operate the special meeting was the additional six parks called and who called it and Rice said the vilis unclear. An attempt to lage owes the park disreach Maywood Mayor trict funds it agreed to Nathaniel George Bookpay even before Mayor er on Oct. 20 was unsucBooker came into office. cessful. They didn’t specify how The meeting agenda much the park district only references the “use was owed and did not and operation of village identify the source of buildings and facilities the funding or provide by Maywood Park Disdocumentation supportDAWN WILLIAMS trict for recreational ing those claims. MAYWOOD PARK DISTRICT BOARD programming and turnOn Saturday, Maying certain village parks wood Trustee Isiah PRESIDENT to the Maywood Park Brandon said he was District and related innot aware of money the tergovernmental agreevillage owed the park ments.” district before commenting on the park disIn 2006, three-quarters of Maywood res- trict’s financial situation and criticizing idents who voted in an election that year Mayor Booker. The trustee said he was given passed a binding resolution that called for no prior information about the nature of the 10 of the 11 parks in the village to be under special meeting before being notified about the consolidated ownership of the Maywood it by the mayor’s community engagement Park District. director. Since then, about six parks remain in village control as progress has stalled for various reasons, although the mayor, members of the village board, and park district commissioners have expressed support for the transition. It’s unclear how the park district’s current budget crisis and the high tensions between the park district commission and the village board will impact the transition. of the remaining parks. “There’s no way [the village of Maywood] can sit there and tell a governing body [what to do],” Williams said. “I’m sure this is probably coming from the mayor, but we have our own board and our own attorney. Our attorney says the village can’t do this.” Williams later backtracked her comment about the mayor, saying there “are a lot of different entities and organizations that [the threat of a village takeover of the parks] could be coming from. It’s an election season coming up and other organizations want to provide recreational services in Maywood.” Rice said while the village probably wants to take the parks back, he believes the park district should continue to be the only governing entity responsible for parks and recreation in Maywood. Williams and Rice also emphasized that the only way the park district can dissolve is if the matter goes before
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[the village of Maywood] can sit there and tell a governing body [what to do]”
“I am highly alarmed by the news of the financial crisis that has hit the Maywood Park District and suggest that their board conduct a forensic audit to further determine the extent of their financial problems,” Brandon said. The trustee, who unsuccessfully ran against Mayor Booker in 2021, then called on a reversal of some of the measures that were put in place at the urging of the mayor and park district officials, namely the park district’s whole or partial control of several village properties, including the Multipurpose Building at 200 S. 5th Ave., the old Maywood CeaseFire building at 1100 S. 11th Ave. and Veterans Memorial Maywood Park at 5th Avenue and Oak Street. “If the information is true, all village of Maywood facilities should be turned back to the village to manage, specifically the Masonic Temple [the Multipurpose Building], the 1100 building and Veterans Park.” The next regular park district commission board meeting is Nov. 14 at the Maywood Park District Headquarters, 921 S. 9th Ave. in Maywood. In the meantime, the park district commission is taking applications from residents interested in filling the two commission vacancies. Applications are available at the park district’s headquarters and must be completed and submitted to Lonette Hall by April 28. For more information on the vacancies, visit maywoodparkdistrict.org
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State officials recommend gas price increase for 4.1 million consumers BY ANDREW ADAMS Capitol News Illinois
Utility customers throughout Illinois will likely see higher natural gas bills beginning in January after staff at the state’s utility regulatory agency recommended rate increases for four gas companies. Those recommendations – made by administrative judges at the Illinois Commerce Commission – next go to the appointed five-member commission itself. Over the next two months, the ICC will weigh whether to approve rate hikes for the 4.1 million customers of Ameren Illinois, Nicor Gas, Peoples Gas and North Shore Gas. Estimates on the consumer cost of the rate increases, which go into effect in January, vary. Nicor, which serves 2.2 million Illinoisans, estimates that their original request would increase customer bills by about $9.28 per month. Ameren customers’ bills are expected to increase by several dollars per month as well. Peoples Gas claims that, due to the falling price of natural gas, customer bills will remain at similar levels to last winter. The proposed rate increases have drawn criticism from consumer and environmental advocates. Consumer advocacy groups, like Illinois PIRG, oppose the increases and have argued the utilities are spending money irresponsibly. PIRG’s director, Abe Scarr, said that he expects the commission to modify the recommendations “to be more consumer-conscious, more climate-conscious.” “The big question is what changes will the commissioners actually make,” Scarr said. Scarr and other advocates have been watching the commissioners closely throughout the rate case process for hints as to how they might rule. The commissioners are all relatively recent appointees of Gov. JB Pritzker, with three having joined the board in the spring. One of the major concerns in the gas cases – and the infrastructure spending driving the rate increases – is the electrification of residential heating and cooking across the U.S. Advocates say this could lead to a future where companies create “stranded assets,” meaning infrastructure that is no longer used. But the gas companies have defended their requested increases by pointing to the fact
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Yessenia Balcazar of the Southeast Environmental Task Force holds a sign at a March 27 protest of Peoples Gas’ proposed rate increase in downtown Chicago. that much of the infrastructure spending is required for safety reasons and by federal law. “The company’s cost of service is now increasing due to continued investments in our system infrastructure to meet new federal compliance-related regulations and industry best practices that help ensure system-wide reliability,” Allison Gregoire, a Nicor Gas spokesperson, said in an email to Capitol News Illinois. Higher prices, higher profits The ICC has several levels to control the price of gas utility bills, with one of the most significant being setting utilities’ “return on equity” – in other words, the profit that’s returned to shareholders. This has been a major point of contention throughout the 11-month rate case process, with advocates, companies, the state’s attorney general, and the staff of the ICC all proposing different potential rates. Ultimately, the administrative judges overseeing the cases sided with ICC staff on their
recommended profit rates. For Nicor and Ameren, they recommended a 9.89 percent return to shareholders. For Peoples Gas and North Shore Gas – which are owned by the same parent company, the administrative law judge recommended a 9.83 percent return. While lower than the companies’ requested profit rates – all of which were above 10 percent – the recommended rates were higher than any proposed by consumer advocates. The Citizens Utility Board, a nonprofit created by the General Assembly in the 1980s to advocate for consumers before the ICC, was part of a coalition of organizations that argued for a 9.5 percent profit rate for Peoples Gas and Ameren and 9.4 percent for Nicor. “Too often, they (the ICC) side with utilities, especially when it comes to the profit rates for shareholders,” CUB director Sarah Moskowitz said in an interview. Utilities also say a wider profit margin allows them to more easily attract investments and conduct business transactions.
“The requested rate of return will give us access to affordable project financing with lower debt costs, and those savings will be passed on to our customers,” Tucker Kennedy, Ameren’s director of communications, said in a statement. Beyond the gas rate cases, the ICC is also considering two complex cases that will determine the price of electricity for Ameren Illinois and Commonwealth Edison, the two largest electric utilities in the state. These cases involve multi-year rate plans as well as a grid planning process, both of which were outlined in the 2021 Climate and Equitable Jobs Act. These multi-year plans are expected to increase electricity rates for most Illinois utility customers over the next four years, with ComEd’s plan increasing rates by $200 per year by 2027 and Ameren’s increasing rates by $300 per year over that span. The ICC commissioners will likely lower these increases somewhat by the time they vote on a final order in these cases later this year.
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NEWS briefs Longtime Maywood Public Works director resigns, village hires new assistant manager The village of Maywood has recently experienced some critical staffing changes. Last month, the village’s longtime Public Works director John West resigned. According to his LinkedIn profile, West had been in the position since 2007 and had been a village employee for 32 years. At a village board meeting on Oct. 10, the village announced that Greg Buchanon, a Public Works superintendent, will serve as interim Public Works director until a permanent director is named. At the same meeting, the village announced that it had hired a new assistant village manager. The board voted last month to create a second assistant village manager position. Frank Torres, the village’s new Assistant Village Manager of Operations, is the former executive director of the Summit Park District. He’s also worked as the parks and recreation director for Lyons, where he served as interim public works director and the clerk pro tem. He has a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and a master’s degree in Organizational Leadership, village officials said. Meanwhile, the village doesn’t appear to be anywhere close to hiring a new permanent village manager since the last one, Chassidy WellsArmstrong, was terminated last year. Since her termination, the village has had a string of interim village managers, which even included Maywood Police Chief Elijah Willis for a stint. James Krischke was appointed acting manager in July 2022, but he’s indicated that he won’t stay in the position beyond the end of this year, a village board member said. The village board had launched a national search for the new village manager, but there have been no indications that the search has yielded any prospective candidates.
ing young people and adults with disabilities. “This is very important to me on a personal level,” said Westchester Trustee Victoria Vann during an Oct. 10 Westchester village board meeting where the Unity Day proclamation was read. Vann invited representatives with PACER and Legacy of Love, a Bellwood foundation created by a woman whose son was bullied before he died by suicide. Participating suburbs urged residents to wear orange on Unity Day. According to PACER’s website, orange “is a color commonly identified with the month and the autumn season. It is also a color that is associated with safety and visibility. It is a color described as warm and inviting, and its vibrancy makes an impactful statement.” This year’s Unity Day celebrations occurred several months after Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signed a law that requires public, private, and charter schools to notify parents and guardians sooner if their child is involved in bullying, Axios reported this summer. Schools must let parents and guardians know of bullying within 24 hours – up from 10 days.
Berkeley’s Corner Food Park gets new food truck tenant The village of Berkeley recently welcomed the newest addition to the Corner Food Park, located at 5544 St. Charles Rd. The Island House food truck joins The Food Dude and Tacos El Amigazo at the Corner. Island House sells Puerto Rican cuisine and will be at The Corner on Wednesdays and Thursdays, noon to 8 p.m., and Fridays through Sundays, noon to 10 p.m. They also do delivery and party rentals. For more info, call them at (787) 543-2912. Berkeley cut the ribbon on The Corner Food Park in August. The park used to be a vacant lot. Anyone interested in becoming a food truck vendor at the Corner can visit berkeley.il.us/thecorner.
Proviso suburbs commemorate National Bullying Prevention Month
Berkeley appoints new village trustee
Village boards across Proviso Township – from Bellwood to Westchester – signed proclamations earlier this month recognizing Oct. 18 as Unity Day in their villages. The annual commemoration is the highlight of National Bullying Prevention Month. Unity Day was started by the National Bullying Prevention Center initiative launched within the PACER Center, a national nonprofit support-
During a regular meeting on Oct. 17, Berkeley Village President Robert Lee appointed Roger Thomas to fill the trustee seat vacated by former village trustee Shafi Mohammed. Former trustee Mohammed served on the board for nearly two years before he resigned last month. Thomas co-chairs the Berkeley Centennial committee, which is responsible for planning the events and initiatives associated with the village’s 100th anniversary next year.
BELLWOOD LAWSUIT Wrongful Arrest from page 1
terest in photographing Gregory’s car, and there was no hit-and-run accident on April 2,” the lawsuit states. “Hernandez sent the notice to Gregory as a ruse in order to lure him into custody.” Middleton said when he arrived at the Bellwood Police station, instead of photographing his car, Det. Hernandez detained him for over seven hours and refused to explain the detention unless Middleton signed a document waiving his Miranda rights, which Middleton refused to do. The lawsuit alleges Det. Hernandez eventually released Middletown without charges but refused to return his phone. Middleton’s lawsuit against Det. Hernandez and the villages claimed false arrest, unlawful detention, illegal seizure, conversion and intentional infliction of emotional distress. In sworn testimony, Det. Hernandez acknowledged that the police were investigating three robberies that had occurred within an hour of each other and within a half-mile of each other. He said the modus operandi of the offender was similar in all three cases. The detective admitted, however, that Middleton was never investigated for the robberies. “This is a big bill for your constituent to pay because of the actions of one Bellwood detective,” in an Aug. 31 letter Marsh sent to
Gregory Middleton
Mayor Harvey and Chief Allen. “Not only did Detective Hernandez abuse his position and violate Gregory’s constitutional rights, not only did he unlawfully confiscate Gregory’s property without a warrant or other legal process, but his actions demonstrated an utter lack of interest in solving three violent armed robberies or bringing to justice the person who committed those robberies, and who is free today because of Hernandez’s utter indifference to the safety of Bellwood citizens,” Marsh wrote. In the Aug. 31 letter, Marsh added that Det. Hernandez “allowed crucial evidence – including bodycamera footage [of someone] describing the offender – to be destroyed before he arrested Gregory, knowing the footage would [...] have been required to be produced to the defense in the event of a criminal prosecution.” Marsh said Middleton, “a decorated war veteran with post-traumatic stress was retraumatized, and his PTSD exacerbated” and that the “actual offender who committed the three armed robberies on the night in question has never been arrested and is free to re-offend.” When contacted last week, Mayor Harvey declined to speak on the specifics of the lawsuit. “I’m trying to stay away from that,” he said. “We do thorough research when anything happens in Bellwood with any of our departments and employees. I can’t speak about it right now, because it is in the investigation stage and we’ll always do the right thing in Bellwood.”
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Floor Suitepleadings@mccalla.com 35R, Chicago, IL, 60606, KOLAKOWSKI, SR.; UNKNOWN CITIMORTGAGE, SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE IL-ILamount SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILSECTION 15-1701(C) OF INC.; THE IL- estate tion issued by a government agency estate isOa is Maywood, a unit of a10% common Sale terms: downinterest by certified OF ANAVENUE, ORDER OF POSSESSION, Theconfirmation real estate of isBROADVIEW, improved a a public BURR RIDGE 60527 (g-1) ofstatus Section 18.5 ofsales. the CondoRIGHT TO REMAINentitled IN the POSSES1200 1200 1200 Attorney File No. Avenue, IL 60153. after the sale. with after confirmation ofUpon thepayment sale. after confirmation of sale. BROADVIEW, 15TH AVENUE, 15TH AVENUE, BROADVIEW, day report of pending in the above cause InterASSOCIATION, NOT the15TH property. Prospective bidders are IL inOWNERS full of the sellIL at sale to21-07538IL_703548 the highest IL, AND NONRECORD SR.; SR.; SR.; EMELYN KOLAKOWSKI; AMIR EMELYN KOLAKOWSKI; AMIR EME Plaintiff, license, passport, etc.) in or(driver’s SION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENMORTGAGE FORECLOLINOIS FORECLOLINOIS FORECLOProperty Act. The funds, mortgaged realpurchaser estate isby im- of Code. 61256 MCCALLA RAYMER community, the unitfunds, communit balance, certified IN ACCORDANCE WITH single family will residence. 630-794-5300 bid, the purchaser will receive Cerbidder, set forthproperty below, the followIL,MORTGAGE 60602 Chicago IL,MORTGAGE 60602 Chicago IL,the 60602 admonished to check the court file toSEC- The openAttorney for asLINOIS for a Chicago open for MOHABBAT property NOT beand The will NOT be open The property will OF NOT beminium county Judicial Sales Corporation IN LEIBERT ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY 60155 60155 vs. CLAIMANTS; TRY OF AN ORDER POSSESSPECIAL REPREMOHABBAT AShours. SPECIAL REPREMOHABB der to 60155 gain into25% our building proved with a 24 single family resiSalePIERCE, terms: down byAS certified LLC10% will entitle the puring described real estate: 22 CH 04750tificate of Sale that SURE LAW. SURE LAW. SURE LAW. verify all information. within No refunds. TION 15-1701(C) OF15-15-409-049THE ILLINOIS Saleentry terms: down of the Case highE-Mail: pleadings@il.cslegal.com than a mortgagee shall pay the The other than UNKNOWN 312-346-9088 312-346-9088 312-346-9088 Defendants, will November BUT SOLELY ASJ. HEIRS AND LEGA-other inspection and room plaintiff makes no Number: inspection and plaintiff inspection and plaintiff makes no28,Dearborn Property Index No. Property Index No. 15-15-409-049Property No. SION,onIN Tuesday, ACCORDANCE WITH dence. If the subject mortgaged real the foreclosure sale in Cook One balance, North Street, Suite chaser15-15-409-049to amakes deed to theno real estate Commonly known as 1942Index SOUTH funds, by certified funds, SENTATIVE OF EMIL SENTATIVE OF EMIL J. SENTAT TJSC#: 43-3240 TEES OF EMIL J. KOLAKOWSKI If this property is aFORECLOSURE condominium unit,LAW. will need a photo identificawill need a photo identificawill need a photo identificaYou You You property will NOT be open for inMORTGAGE est bid by certified funds at the close Attorney File No. 14-22-08270 23 CH 2922 SECTION 15-1701(C) OFof THE ILassessments by subsection assessme estate is apleadings@mccalla.com unit ofrequired a common interest E-Mail: pleadings@mccalla.com E-Mail: pleadings@mccalla.com E-Mail: 2023 at the hour 11condition a.m. in24their OWNER TRUSTEE FOR RCF 2 1200 afterthe confirmation of the sale. representation as to the condition of representation as to condition of representation as to the of 15TH AVENUE, BROADVIEW, IL Fair 0000 0000 0000 County and the same identification within hours. No refunds. The NOTE: Pursuant to the Debt SR.; EMELYN KOLAKOWSKI; AMIR KOLAKOWSKI, SR.; UNKNOWN KOLAKOWSKI, SR.; UNKNOWN KOLAKO theYou purchaser of the unit at identification the foreLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLO- agency NOTICE OF SALE community, the purchaser of the unit tion issued by a government agency tion issued by a government tion issued by a government agency spection. will need a photo of the sale payable to The Judicial Attorney ARDC No. 00468002 Chicago IL, 60602 open for The property will NOT be (g-1) of Section 18.5 of the Condo(g-1) of S 60155 held other county venues office at No. 120 West Madison Street, Attorney File 21-07538IL_703548 No.for 21-07538IL_703548 Attorney File No.NONRECORD 21-07538IL_703548 property will Attorney NOTACQUISITION be File open in-TRUST; MOHABBAT AS SPECIAL REPRE-OWNERS the Prospective bidders area the property. Prospective aremakes the property. Prospective are Collection Practices Act, is you arebidders The real is improved with for a sales Theproperty. realat estate is improved with The real estate improved with a NOTICE closure sale, estate than a mortgagLAW. AND NONRECORD AND OWNERS other For than ainformation mortgagee shall pay the Mr. Ira T. Nevel ISlicense, HEREBY GIV- bidders inspection etc.) and PUBLIC plaintiff no SURE Property Index No. 15-15-409-049call issued byother a government agency Sales Corporation. No third party Attorney Code.passport, 21762 license, in orpassport, etc.)312-346-9088 infile or-to atOWNERS license, passport, etc.)J. in or- minium (driver’s (driver’s The Judicial Sales whereadmonished SENTATIVE OF EMIL Property minium P SuiteCode. 718A,61256 Chicago, sell Plaintiff, Attorney Attorney Code. 61256 Attorney Code. 61256 photo identificaassessments requiredAct. by subsection tohome. check Corporathe court file0000 to (driver’s admonished tohome. check the court theIllinois, court single family home. single family single family E-Mail: pleadings@mccalla.com representation as tofile the to conditionadmonished of You will needtoacheck CLAIMANTS; CLAIMANTS; CLAIMAN KOLAKOWSKI, SR.; UNKNOWN at Plaintiff’s Attorney, Law Offices (driver’s license, passport, etc.) in checks will be accepted. The The bal- derCase Number: 2023 CH 03131andbiddersCase tois gain entry our building totion gain entry into building and der toNumber: gain entry into building and Sale issued by a22 government agency 10% by certified Sale term (g-1)terms: ofNumber: Section 18.5 22 of down the Condopublic auction to our the highest bidder vs. Attorney File No. 21-07538IL_703548 Number: CH 04750 Case 22 CHour 04750 Case CH 04750 the property. are improved with ainto information. verify all information. verify all information. 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TJSC#: 43-3240 CLAIMANTS; If this property is a condominium unit, If this property is a condominium unit, If this a est bid by certified funds at the close est bid by certified funds at the close est bid by certified funds close derproperty to43-3240 gain entry into ourcondominium building and Caseunit, Sale terms: 10% down by certified 23 CH 2922 23 CH 2922 23 CH24 29 Number: 22 CH 04750 verify all information. Sale terms: 25% down of the highlin Street, Chicago, Illinois 60606. and the foreclosure sale room in transfer, is due within twenty-four County NOTE: Pursuant to identification the Fair Debt NOTE: Defendants, and the same County and the same identification County and the same identification lowing described mortgaged real LINE W. WILSON A/K/A within 24 hours. No refunds. The within the foreclosure sale room in Cook Pursuant to the Fair Debt NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt funds, balance, by certified funds, TJSC#: 43-3240 purchaser of the unit atproperty the forethe purchaser of the at isthe forethe purchaser of the unit at the foreof the County sale payable The Judicial of(24) the sale payable to The Judicial ofCollection the to The Judicial If thisunit property ayou condominium unit, est bid certified fundssale at the payable close NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE 23 CH 2922 (312) 357-1125. 20-00783 Cook and thetosame identifi- the hours. The subject is by for Practices Act, are Countyheld and the same identification sales held at other county venues for sales at other county venues for sales held at other county venues estate: within 24 will hours.Practices No refunds. The JACQULINE W. WILSON A/K/A property NOT be open for inproperty NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are Collection Practices Act, you are Collection Act, you are the purchaser of the unit at the foreof the sale payable to The Judicial NOTICE OF SALE sale, other than athird mortgagsale, other than mortgagsale, than a mortgagSales Corporation. Noother thirdcounty party closure Sales Noestate party closure Sales Corporation. Noa attorney third party closure PUBLIC NOTICE ISW. HEREBY GIV- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVPUBLIC for sales heldJudicial atother other county venues property will NOT be open forJUDICIAL inINTERCOUNTY SALES cation for sales held at subjectCorporation. to general real taxes, advised that Collection Practices Act, The you are P.I.N. 12-29-305-014-0000. JACQUELINE The Judicial Sales The Sales CorporaJudicial Sales where where where closure sale, Corporaother than a is mortgagSales Corporation. 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UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS Defendants 2023 CH 3710 605 NORTH WOLF ROAD, UNIT A9 HILLSIDE, IL 60162 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on August 11, 2023, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on November 14, 2023, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker, 1st Floor Suite 35R, Chicago, IL, 60606, sell at a public sale to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described real estate: Commonly known as 605 NORTH WOLF ROAD, UNIT A9, HILLSIDE, IL 60162 Property Index No. 15-08-315-0251009 The real estate is improved with a residential condominium. The judgment amount was $27,480.68. Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation. No third party checks will be accepted. The balance, in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (24) hours. The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in “AS IS” condition. The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court. Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale. The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at
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Let the sun Let shine the sun in. L Let the sun shine in...Public Notice: venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. For information, contact Thomas M. Olson, KOVITZ SHIFRIN NESBIT Plaintiff’s Attorneys, 175 N. Archer Avenue, Mundelein, IL, 60060 (847) 537-0500. THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker Drive, 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 (312) 236-SALE You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.tjsc.com for a 7 day status report of pending sales. Thomas M. Olson KOVITZ SHIFRIN NESBIT 175 N. Archer Avenue Mundelein IL, 60060 847-537-0500 E-Mail: tolson@ksnlaw.com Attorney Code. 38862 Case Number: 2023 CH 3710 TJSC#: 43-3706 NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you are advised that Plaintiff’s attorney is deemed to be a debt collector attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used for that purpose. Case # 2023 CH 3710 I3231056
special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in “AS IS” condition. The sale is further subject to confirmation by the court. Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after confirmation of the sale. The property will NOT be open for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. If this property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a condominium unit which is part of a common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. You will need a photo identification issued by a government agency (driver’s license, passport, etc.) in order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other county venues where The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales.
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