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Maywood parks transfer in jeopardy amid financial crisis

Vol. VIII No. 43

NOVEMBER 1, 2023

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Seniors shine at Hillside fashion show Page 5

By MICHAEL ROMAIN Editor

More details about the Maywood Park District’s financial and managerial turmoil were released during a scathingly tense special Maywood village board meeting on Oct. 24, where park district officials were lambasted for the poor state of the parks by a mayor called a dictator by one trustee and blasted by some people in the audience for what they considered to be his meddling in the affairs of another taxing body.

Mayor Booker said he called the Tuesday meeting after learning “about some disturbing matters” at the park district, including the sudden resignation of two park district commissioners, Jeffrey Dean Harris and June Price-Shingles on Oct. 14.

By the meeting’s end, Mayor Nathaniel George Booker and most trustees signaled that they had lost faith in the park district to operate, maintain and manage three villageowned properties as the park district has done since the two taxiing bodies signed an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) in 2022.

The board unanimously voted to direct Michael Jurusik, the village attorney, to draft new license agreements for seven community organizations operating out of one of those properties, the Maywood Multipurpose Building at 200 S. 5th Ave. The park district’s new attorney, Adam Simon, said while the park district has its own insurance, it doesn’t require the organizations who use the 200 Building to have liability insurance, a legal hazard for the village and the park district.

Jurusik said the 2022 IGA expired in FebSee MAYWOOD PARKS on page 8

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The Vallentuna Gospel Choir from Stockholm, Sweden performs during a concert at the Second Baptist Church in Maywood on Oct. 29. The concert commemorated the second pastoral anniversary of the church’s pastor, Rev. Chauncey D. Brown.

Q’s voted ‘Best Pizza’ at Westchester Chamber’s Pizza Palooza

By MICHAEL ROMAIN Editor

The roughly 200 people who attended the first-ever Pizza Palooza hosted by the Westchester Chamber of Commerce at the Westchester Recreation Center, 10835 Wakefield Ave. on Oct. 27, have spoken.

They saw, they tasted and they decided.

Q’s Restaurant & Pizzeria, 4841 Butterfield Rd. in Hillside, was voted the “Best

Pizza” among six restaurants competing for the honor, along with two niche prizes for “Best Crust” and “Best Sauce.”

So, what makes Q’s pizza so good? It might be the popular thin crust. For others, it’s the old-school neon sign that’s become somewhat iconic on Butterfield.

One blogger wrote of the sign: “I can pretty much tell upon sight if a place is good or not … The lighted sign was the first sign that Q’s was serious.”

The old-school Italian tavern has been an institution in Hillside for more than 60 years, so it may have had the edge over its competitors. Or not.

Sam Failla came to Pizza Palooza from Downers Grove, so he may not have had a dog in the fight.

“This was great,” he said of Friday’s

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event. “The pizza was good, the entertainment was even better. It was a blast.”

Who got his vote for “Best Pizza”? Q’s.

The competition, though, was stiff. Q’s may have won the overall price, but two other restaurants took top honors in the niche categories.

The Original Chickies Beef & Banquet, 4152 Roosevelt Rd. in Hillside, earned the top prize in the “Best Crust” category while Paul’s Pizza & Hotdogs, 3044 S. Wolf Rd. in Westchester, earned bragging rights for“Best Sauce.”

John Watson, the Westchester Chamber’s vice-president-elect and the event’s primary organizer, said the goal of the event was to introduce the local community to food vendors.

“They come out and get samples of pizza and the vendors are happy because they’re

making new customers,” Watson said. “ Our job at the Chamber is to connect businesses to people and that’s what we’re doing.”

Other restaurants that participated included Duncan & Dada’s BBQ Company, 10159 W. Cermak Rd. in Westchester; Ledo’s Pizza, 5525 South La Grange Rd. in Countryside; and Al’s Pizzeria, 9253 W. Cermak Rd in North Riverside.

Watson said restaurants that were Chamber members were invited to participate first before they expanded their recruitment to include restaurants within a certain radius of the village. He said people are already talking about having similar events centered on different popular foods like chicken wings and Italian beef.

Westchester Village President Greg Hribal said Pizza Palooza is the latest example of the village collaborating with other organizations and taxing bodies to host unique programs for residents.

“The village always supports the Chamber’s events,” Hribal said. “This event was designed to bring pizza restaurants and our residents together. The village is trying its best to collaborate wherever possible.

We’re doing the same thing with the Westchester Park District.”

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Q’s Pizza employees stand near their popular cheese pizza during the Westchester Chamber of Commerce’s inaugural Pizza Palooza on Oct. 27 at the Westchester Recreation Center.

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NEWS briefs One Stop Express In Maywood Closed ‘Until Further Notice’ Due To Health Violations A small Maywood grocer is closed “until further notice” due to numerous health violations, said Maywood Mayor Nathaniel George Booker, in a statement he posted to Facebook on Oct. 25.

On Oct. 26, a sign posted to the entrance door of One Stop Express, at 1014 S. 17th Ave., notified patrons that the store was closed.

The mayor said One Stop’s health violations include the lack of handicap parking spaces, a missing rear garbage corral, defective sections of the ceiling and walls in the rear storage area and bathroom, and deteriorated floor covering in the butcher area, among other violations.

In his post, Mayor Booker included photographs of meat in bags, one of them with blood seeping through, strewn on the floor of what appears to be a rear room in the store.

The mayor said the village has contacted the Cook County Health Department about the violations.

Representatives from One Stop and the health department could not be immediately reached for comment on Thursday afternoon.

suspect,” the report added.

Villarreal said security cameras in the area “captured the offender burning items in a fire pit on the evening of September 14th. Police later found burnt fabric in that same fire pit.”

ABC 7 said prosecutors allege that Brown “called an Uber to the airport and flew to Mexico on the morning of Sept. 15 while booking Airbnb rentals with his mother’s credit card.”

Brown played football at Proviso East and Notre Dame before his NFL career with the Patriots, Jaguars, Colts and Bills. Brown’s next court hearing is scheduled for Nov. 22.

Nashville-Style Hot Chicken Restaurant Coming To Bellwood A new restaurant specializing in chicken will soon open in Bellwood. JJ’s Cluckin Firebird is located inside the old JJ’s Chicken and Fish, 703 Bellwood Ave. Barth Soni, the restaurant’s general manager, said the restaurant is owned by the proprietors of JJ’s Food & Liquor, next door

Prosecutors Detail Sergio Brown Murder Charges ABC 7 recently reported on the details of Sergio Brown’s Oct. 25 court hearing. A judge acepted Cook County prosecutors request to keep Brown in custody as he faces charges of first degree murder and concealing a homicide in the death of his mother, Myrtle Simmons-Brown, 73. Prosecutors said evidence proved the former NFL player and Proviso East graduate is a flight risk.

Simmons-Brown’s body was discovered Sept.

16 in Silver Creek behind the Maywood home where she and her son lived. Family had reported the two missing a day earlier. Authorities ruled that Simmons-Brown died from multiple injuries due to an assault and ruled her death a homicide.

Brown was deported on Oct. 7 after law enforcement officials discovered him in Mexico.

Prosecutors said he planned to travel to Columbia.

During the Wednesday court hearing, Assistant Cook County State’s Attorney Jose Villarreal said investigators “noticed some blood on the patio of that home, which, they said, matches [Sergio Brown’s] DNA,” ABC 7 reported.

“Some of the victim’s belongings were also missing until investigators pinged the phone’s location, tracing it back to the same location of the

at 703 Bellwood Ave. “We’re opening probably next week,” he said in an interview on Oct. 25. “We’re still working on our menus and everything but we’ll be selling Nashville-style hot chicken — tenders, boneless and bone-in wings, and spicy chicken sandwiches.”

Soni said the owners of JJ’s Food & Liquor wanted to provide more food options to the residents in the area.

“Most people love sandwiches around here but there isn’t much good food in the area. A lot of their customers have complained about the food,” Soni said. “We also have lots of neighborhoods around here and a lot of working people.”

For more info on JJ’s Cluckin Firebird visit yelp.com/biz/jjs-cluckin-firebird-bellwood

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Northlake completes pilot program replacing lead service lines

By MICHAEL ROMAIN

the rest of the residents not responding despite receiving [three] notices in both English and Spanish,” the mayor stated in the Earlier this month, Northlake officials statement.

“The City sought replacement homes to announced on the city’s Facebook page that they’d completed a pilot program in which complete the program and it took contactthe city pays the cost of replacing water and ing 12 or more homes to fill the remaining [six] spots in the program. The non-respondsewer service lines made of lead.

City officials said approximately 400 of 3,000 ing homeowners will be added to the list for next year, homes to or future which North[years’] lake provides p r o water have grams.” lead service T h e lines.

Offim a y cials said this or said year, the city Northlake replaced 22 wants to homes unNorthlake’s Public Works Department is turning to a replace der the pilot sweet and natural method for addressing icy roads this all of the program and winter. The City Council recently approved the purcity’s lead is looking to chase of a 2023 Ford F550 truck for $163,237. The truck service expand the will be the first in the city’s fleet that’s equipped to use a lines in program to insweet liquid substance called beet heat to pretreat roads the next clude between before snowstorms. five years.

100 and 150 According to public works experts, beet heat is derived Once the homes next from refined sugar beet molasses that’s put on roads beprogram year. fore snow starts. The product is considered a natural is over, he Lead is a way to pre-treat surfaces and encourages ice to melt said, “any toxin that faster. That means there’s less wear-and-tear on equipnon-recould infilment like blades and less need for salt, leading to greater sponding trate the water homeownsavings. and result in ers will poisoning that “Less salt on sidewalks leads to less tracking of granubear the accumulates lar salt into buildings so property management sees less entire cost over time and cleaning costs,” one snow contractor said. of replaceleads to nument of merous health the lead problems.

Illinois requires water supplies like service line at the time their home is sold.”

City officials will send notices to potential Northlake to replace lead service lines at the cost to either the property owner or the participants and homeowners can take lead supplier. Northlake decided to replace the water surveys. Homeowners who have not lead service lines at no cost to homeown- completed the survey or aren’t sure they ers, but Northlake Mayor Jeff Sherwin said have lead water service lines can contact homeowners’ interest in the free lead re- the Northlake Public Works Department at placement program has been surprisingly (708) 562-0940.

“I can not stress the importance of this low.

“Out of the initial 22 homes selected, our program enough and encourage your parresponse rate was about [two-thirds], with ticipation,” Mayor Sherwin said.

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Local seniors shine at Hillside fashion show

By MICHAEL ROMAIN In 2023, according to the National Poll on Healthy Aging, 29% of adults between the ages of 50 and 80 reported feeling isolated from others, a decline from the 2020 peak of 56% but slightly higher than the 27% of survey respondents who reported feeling isolated in 2018.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that social isolation is correlated with a range of ailments and diseases, including dementia, stroke and depression.

Experts have emphasized that among the strongest antidotes to loneliness are strong relationships and community networks.

Locally, Bellwood resident Freda Westbrook may have something to do with easing loneliness among her community of older adults. And she does it in her own, very grand style — with some food, sharp clothing and a runway.

Westbrook hosted her fourth annual This Is Me Fashion Show at the Eisenhower Building, 700 Speechley Blvd. in Hillside on Oct. 28. Between watching models, attendees socialized, listened to music and enjoyed catered food.

“I’m not a designer,” Westbrook said. “I just do this for the people, to help the people out.

This is something I can do to give back, so old-

er people can come out and have a good time.”

Sandra Huff, one of the judges of the fashion show, said the annual event has become a staple at the Senior Suites of Bellwood Senior, 3201 Randolph St. in Bellwood, where she and Westbrook live.

“She used to do this at our building, the Senior Suites, but it had gotten a little larger over the years and that’s why she had it here this year,” Huff said. “This is something nice to do. I try do go to everything I can while I can.”

The fashion show featured Rex Drake, who goes by the moniker, “The Dynamic R. Drake.”

“I was with Frieda at the first fashion show,” said Drake, 70. “I’ve been modeling all over Chicagoland since I was a teenager. I’m a freelance model.”

For former model Angelique Edeko, the This Is Me Fashion Show was as much about raising the esteem of the collective as it was about self-esteem.

“I was a model, but I’m also a loving idol for all these beautiful queens,” said Edeko, who also goes by Mama Edeko. She said she and her daughter also host a fashion show in Chicago’s South Loop.

“I represent them and they represent me,” Edeko said.

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Angelique Edeko, a former model, attends the fourth annual This Is Me Fashion Show in Hillside on Oct. 28.

Freda Westbrook, model Rex Drake and his sister attend the fourth annual This Is Me Fashion Show in Hillside on Oct. 28.

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Sec. of State talks more services for seniors at Welch’s annual Senior and Veterans Resource Fair

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Illinois House Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch speaking to constentuents at his annual Senior and Veteran Resource Fair at Proviso Math and Science Academy.

By MICHAEL ROMAIN

Driver and Motor Vehicle facilities (DMVs), Giannoulias’ office explained in a statement last month. Officials said between Sept. 1 and Illinois House Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Sept. 21, Illinois DMVs saw more than 165,000 Welch (7th) held his annual Senior and Vet- customers by appointment.

Last month, Gierans Resource Fair at annoulias’ office imProviso Math and Sciplemented a “Skipence Academy, 8601 W. the-Line” program for Roosevelt Rd. in Forest senior citizens at DMV Park, on Oct. 28. facilities, increased The Fair drew a the number of availcrowd of several hunable appointments at dred and featured Chicago area DMVs dozens of vendors and by over 40%, added a free resources like call center for seniors COVID-19 vaccinations aged 70 and over who and flu shots, but the require a road exam, biggest development to and opened two “secome out of this year’s nior-only” driver serevent was a visit from vices locations inside Secretary of State Alexi SeatGeek Stadium in Giannoulias, who talkBridgeview and the ed about the expanded File Evanston Civic Cendriver’s license serter. Seniors at those vices his office imple- Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulius locations won’t need mented last month to appointments. accommodate senior citizens.

“The plan is to build the next one somewhere The developments occurred amid overwhelming demand for services at Illinois in the 7th District,” Welch said on Saturday.

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D209 creates a plan to address low student attendance

By MICHAEL ROMAIN Editor

Proviso Township High School District 209 (D209) officials are exploring ways to address the state of student attendance in the district.

During a D209 board meeting on Oct. 24, Acting Supt. Bessie Karvelas said administrators are working on a district-level plan for addressing chronic truancy and chronic absenteeism.

“We did not have an actual procedure for our students who were cutting classes,” Karvelas said. “We did, of course, have a policy from the state for chronic truancy, but [not] an actual policy for students who had unexcused absences and how we connected it to our [classroom support systems]. We wanted something more specific [...] that teachers can use in the classroom.”

Sharon Williams, the deputy superintendent, presented the district’s plan for board members at the Oct. 24 meeting. Williams said a student is considered chronically absent if they miss 10% or more of total school days and chronically truant if they miss between 5% and 10% of total school days. The district has an eight-period day and attendance at six or seven class periods is considered a full day.

Among the three D209 schools, Proviso West in Hillside has had the lowest rate of attendance across eight periods so far this school year. Attendance is between 83% and 87% during the four lunch periods and between 78% and 86% during the four non-lunch periods.

At Proviso East, attendance is around 88% during the four lunch periods and ranges from 83% to 88% during the four non-lunch periods.

At the Proviso Math and Science Academy (PMSA) in Forest Park, attendance ranged from 93% to 95% during the four non-lunch periods and from 94% to 95% during the four lunch periods.

Williams said building-level administrators and staffers are taking a range of actions to address poor student attendance, including tracking weekly attendance, scheduling parent conferences, writing 5- and 10-day absence letters, communicating with family members, recognizing students with good attendance and referring students to outside entities like West40 and Proviso Area for Exceptional Children (PAEC).

West40 is an intermediary between the state board of education and area public schools that provides schools with additional resources and support for teachers, students and administrators. PAEC is a special education school for area students located in Maywood.

Williams said a variety of factors play into students skipping school, including a lack of interest, tardiness, exclusionary discipline practices like out-of-school suspensions, gaps in the district’s student attendance record-keeping and what she called “Post-Covid Attendance Syndrome.”

“Since the pandemic, many students have failed to attend school on a full-time basis,” Williams said. “We do have an interest problem with school and we have to find ways to engage students to make sure they’re here every day.”

She said academic “Post-Covid Attendance Syndrome” tracks with a similar dynamic playing out in physical workplaces that have been emptied since the pandemic and have since had difficulty enticing employees, many of whom have adjusted to working remotely, back into the office.

Williams singled out students’ participation in extracurricular activities and an engaging classroom experience as two of the most important ways to make school interesting for students.

She said the district’s new Framework for Attendance Support will focus “on the most egregious truancy and absenteeism” in the district.

Each school will have what officials are calling a Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports (PBIS) Plan comprising three tiers. Each tier has a series of actions to address student attendance.

Tier 1 is for all students in the district and includes monitoring student attendance each week, establishing conferences with teachers, school leaders and families at least once each grading period, and creating a Behavior, Attendance, Grades (BAG) report for each student.

Williams said the BAG reports will “help students see at a glance what their behavior, attendance and grades are looking like [...] teachers, families and students will have a one-sheet [document[ showing] where they are in the semester.”

Tier 2 is for chronically absent or truant students or those in danger of becoming chronically absent or truant. The tier includes a referral to West40’s truancy support resources, attendance contracts requiring weekly check-ins, weekly support group sessions facilitated by teachers, school counselors and school leaders, and holding conferences about the students’ BAG reports at least twice a month.

Tier 3 is for students who are chronically absent and have already been given Tier 2 sup-

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East ladies’ flag football and marching band win big

By MICHAEL ROMAIN Editor

Two extracurricular organizations at Proviso East High School, 807 S. 1st Ave. in Maywood — one is brand new while the other is decades old — are sitting pretty after major wins.

The Proviso East Lady Pirates Flag Football team won the West Suburban Gold Flag Football Championship after defeating Morton High School 20-13 on Oct. 21.

In a statement released by District 209 officials, Junior quarterback Maritza Saenz threw a 40-yard touchdown pass with one minute left in the game to seal the Pirates’ victory in dramatic fashion.

This is only the second year of women’s flag football in the West Suburban Gold Conference.

The Chicago Bears and Nike teamed up last year to cosponsor the sport. In 2022, the Lady Pirates finished the season 5-2 and came in second in the West Suburban Gold Conference before losing to unbeaten Willowbrook in the conference championship game.

This season, the Lady Pirates went undefeated at 8-0 and advanced to the Elite Eight, which included the last eight teams remaining in the state championship playoff series, D209 officials said. The games occurred at the Walter Payton Training Center at Halas Hall, the Chicago Bears headquarters in Lake Forest.

The Lady Pirates’ lost 20 to 12 in a close quarterfinal game against Wendell Phillips Academy High School in Chicago on Oct. 28.

On the same day the Lady Pirates clenched their conference championship, the Proviso East Marching Band clenched the first-place trophy at the Rich Township Battle of the Bands.

“These students have been working, and I couldn’t be more proud of their growth,” said Proviso East Band Director Cletis Seals, Jr. in a Facebook post.

Last month, the Marching Pirates won third place at the Chicago Football Classic Battle of the High School Bands. The Sept. 2 event featured eight high school bands in the Chicago area, said longtime band supporter Sue Henry.

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bit.ly/vfp-community-calendar Wednesday, Nov. 1, 6 to 8 p.m., Northlake Public Library, 231 N. Wolf Rd. in Northlake

Saturday, Nov. 4, 11 a.m., Broadview Village Hall, 2350 S. 25th Ave. in Broadview

View the library’s interactive altar and celebrate with hot chocolate, pan de muerto bread, and sugar skull decorating (while supplies last). For more info, call (708) 562-2301 or visit northlakelibrary.org

Join Broadview Mayor Katrina Thompson and her panel of experts — attorney Mario A. Reed and Cassandra J. Matz — for a public meeting that will discuss public school funding and how it affects your property taxes, and what resources are available to reduce those taxes. For more info, call (708) 681-3600 or visit broadview-il.gov

Wednesday, Nov. 1, 6:30 to 8 p.m., The Firehouse Dream, 511 St. Charles Rd. in Maywood Jasmine Lopez, the executive director of the Firehouse Dream, will host the nonprofit’s third community meeting on Money Healing. Learn how to build a healthy relationship with money. Free for Proviso Township residents. Limited seats available. For more info or to RSVP, visit thefirehousedream.org

Wednesday, Nov. 2, 5:30 to 7 p.m., Westchester Public Library, 10700 Canterbury St. in Westchester The library will host a Day of the Dead Mask and Movie event in the Community Room. The movie they’ll watch is “Coco.”

Registration required (25 seats available).

For more info or to register, visit westchesterpl.libcal.com/event/11289269

Saturday, Nov. 4, 1 p.m., Hillside Village Hall, 425 N. Hillside Ave. in Hillside The village of Hillside and the Broadview/ Hillside American Legion Post #626 will host the 21st Annual Veterans Day Parade in tribute to all who have served and those who are serving. If you would like to participate in our Veterans Day parade, please complete the registration form on the village’s website at hillside-il.org and submit it via email, mail, or in person at the Hillside Village Hall. For more info, call Evelyn Belmonte at (708) 203-3714.

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Westchester Park District community Veterans 5K is the perfect way to celebrate, remember and honor all our Military Veterans, Active Duty, Reserves, Spouses, and Friends of the Military. Advanced registration for this event will be $35 5K and $30 1 Mile Walk. Registration fees will increase after our event registration deadline of November 8th, 5pm. Same-day registration will begin at 7:30am Sunday morning and will include an option to purchase a t-shirt if available. Our run will begin and end at Mayfair Park. Shirts are guaranteed only if registered by 10/20/23. Online registration closes on Thursday, 11/8/23 at 5 pm.

Run/Walk START: 9:00am

The Westchester Park District salutes all military service members, active and retired! As a token of our appreciation, we would like to provide a free buffet style brunch to our Veterans and immediate family on November 12, 2023, Though this is a free event, we do require everyone attending to register by November 2,2023 for capacity and meal ordering purposes.

RSVP to 708-562-6410 attention Tom Yurkovich Location: Mayfair Banquet Center . Time: 11am-1pm

Friday, Nov. 3, 10 a.m., Bulger Park, 1601 W. Hirsch St. in Melrose Park

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Join Veterans Park District as it observes Veterans Day with a ceremony attended by community members, friends, employees, local schools, churches and war hereos. Everyone is invited to honor our veterans and remember our soldiers during this moving ceremony. For more info, call (708) 343-5270 or visit vpdpark.org

Tuesday, Nov. 7, 5 p.m., Bellwood Public Library, 600 Bohland Ave. in Bellwood Join the library in celebrating National Donut Day by learning the history of the donut.

Have a donut or two on us and vote on which theory you believe is true. For teens. For more info, visit bellwoodlibrary.org

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ruary and has not yet been renewed. He said if anyone got hurt on the premises of those properties, the park district, the village and the organization facilitating the programming could be sued. Jurusik said he’ll talk with Simon about the possibility of renewing the 2022 IGA, a prospect that doesn’t appear likely given what most board members learned about the park district’s state of affairs.

The board also directed Jurusik to review another IGA signed by the village and the park district in 2021 that would facilitate the transfer of six village-owned properties to the park district by no later than Dec. 31, 2022. In 2006, Maywood voters overwhelmingly approved a binding referendum that required the transfer of parks, but the change of ownership has taken nearly 20 years and counting. And, as with the 2022 IGA, given the park district’s recent state of affairs, a renewal of the 2021 IGA may not happen either.

Jurusik said the parks were supposed to be transferred in two phases as attorneys for both taxing bodies clear property titles and other issues related to the land transfer. Jurusik said an agreement for transferring the three parks in the first phase has been languishing unsigned at the park district for two months. Simon said he’s only represented the park district for about a week.

Jurusik said he’ll have more information on the lapsed IGAs and the license agree-

D209

Low Attendance from page 6 port. Actions in this tier include referring students to Evening School, what district officials call a Reset Room and West40 truancy support.

Karvelas said she was prompted to ask administrators to create a district-level attendance plan after a meeting with D209 board members where attendance was brought up as an issue FILE that concerned many attendees.

“We all know that it’s not going to take one person or staff member to improve our attendance rate,” Williams said at the Oct. 24 board meeting. “It’s going to take our families, our students, the community, board members, all of our administrators and every staff person.”

ments for 200 Building program operators for village board members before their next meeting on Nov. 7.

Mayor Booker has indicated that the park district is in no shape to operate, maintain and manage the village-owned parks and that the village should rethink renewing the 2021 IGA. At one point, he even hinted at the possibility of the village exploring how it might fund its own parks and recreation department. But Trustee Isiah Brandon and Maywood Park District President Dawn Williams were most vocally against Booker’s suggestion, with both accusing the mayor of overreach.

Brandon denounced the mayor for going File back on plans to turn over the six parks — The Maywood Multipurpose Building, 200 S. 5th Ave. in Maywood. Village officials a measure, the trustee emphasized, voters approved and Booker, once the most vocal learned on Tuesday that the park district, which manages the facility, did not require board proponent of the park district receiv- organizations operating programs in the building to have liability insurance. ing the parks and managing the three villageThe mayor claimed that five employees for a barrage of accusations, particularly fiowned properties, strongly supported. “reported missed hours worked and accurate nancial claims, that were not documented by “You want to wear this cape like you’re pay at their October 2023 board meeting with supporting materials. a superhero and then you come back to us the threat of a class action lawsuit” and that “I’m not surprised we’re here because looking to get out of these there were errors in in- there wasn’t a whole lot of due diligence,” jams,” Brandon told voices the park district said Trustee Miguel Jones, referencing the Booker. “We’re operatsubmitted related to 2021 IGA, which he said the village put “a lot ing under a dictatorship renovation work at the of attorney costs into getting done.” and we have somebody 200 Building. The mayJones said the village held responsibility who wants to run every or said village officials for the lack of due diligence alongside the single thing.” asked for a meeting but park district before reminding the mayor of “Please allow us to do park district officials his once relatively warm alliance with Wilour jobs!” Williams said “haven’t responded with liams and Hall, and his central role in both during her remarks at a meeting day yet.” supporting the parks transfer and putting the Oct. 24 meeting.

Mayor Booker also the park district in charge of managing, On Tuesday, the maylambasted Maywood maintaining and operating village-owned or said new information Park District Executive properties. about the park district’s Director Lonette Hall “I had no idea any of this stuff was going on ISIAH BRANDON internal affairs had for what he described as … If [I’m the mayor] and I knew my buddies changed his mind about broken promises. The in the park district were having issues, I probMAYWOOD VILLAGE BOARD TRUSTEE the parks transfer and mayor pointed out the ably wouldn’t blast them. Remember, you the park district’s capagrand plans that Hall championed this,” Jones told Mayor Booker. bility of taking care of vilpresented last year to “The board [voted in favor of the IGAs], but lage-owned property. In a build a new dog park you championed this.” slideshow, he presented at Waterworks Park at Trustee Aaron Peppers, a retired Maya series of photographs of Maywood parks 9th Avenue and Maywood Drive, to build wood police officer and former youth football he said were taken the previous Sunday. The pickleball courts at Connor-Heise Memorial coach, echoed the mayor’s frustration with photos showed broken swings, broken fences Park at 10th Avenue and Washington Bou- the park district not requiring community and poorly maintained mulch, among other levard, and to tear down a vacant building organizations operating programs at the signs of neglect. that’s long been a public nuisance at Burton 200 Building to have liability insurance. He The mayor also made a series of damning Park at 15th Avenue and Washington Bou- said he isn’t in favor of renewing the IGA alclaims related to the park district’s finan- levard, among other plans that haven’t ma- lowing the park district to maintain villagecial management that went undisputed by terialized. owned properties. park district officials who were at Tuesday’s “There is no joy in this conversation,” “We need to really get it together,” Peppers meeting. He said the district reported less Mayor Booker said. “There is actually frus- said. “We don’t need to be pointing fingers. than $310 in its bank account during a board tration in this conversation because it is in We need to do right by our kids and that’s just meeting this month, had “two instances of such disbelief that we’re discussing this.” the bottom line.” bounced payroll within the last few pay peSome trustees who shared the mayor’s The Maywood Park District board canceled riods,” had not paid employees’ health insur- frustration with the park district nonethe- a special board meeting scheduled for Oct. 28, ance payments “for months and the insur- less criticized his handling of the situation, because they didn’t have a quorum. Williams ance was cancelled,” and that the district is questioning whether a special meeting was said a board member had an emergency and “more than $474,000 in debt.” even called for and lambasting the mayor could not attend.

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Qualifying disabled veterans are fully exempt from paying property taxes

BY MARIA PAPPAS Cook County Treasurer

Veterans deserve our thanks, especially those whose abilities were diminished as a result of active military service.

Illinois law recognizes that. Qualifying veterans whose disabilities are certified by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs are eligible for tax breaks. Veterans classified as fully disabled are exempt from paying any property taxes on their homes.

Ronald and Josephine Rabitoy qualified for the Homestead Exemption for Veterans with Disabilities, which has been available since 2007.

Josephine Rabitoy was a guest on a weekly radio show I host and told listeners how she learned about the benefit.

Her husband served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War, she said. The Rabitoys, who are both senior citizens, bought a home in north suburban Norridge a few years ago. Josephine said she learned about the exemption for disabled vets when she attended a community senior citizen fair.

“We do not have a computer in our home,” she said. “Neither one of us know how to work a computer.”

Rabitoy sent me a hand-written letter, which made its way to my desk at the County Building in downtown Chicago. I sent a Treasurer’s Office employee to their home with paperwork they needed to fill out to apply for the exemption.

“Not only am I tax-exempt, I’m getting a refund for the last four years,” she said.

That refund added up to $17,608. I asked how she planned to spend the money. Like

many refund recipients, she said she planned to invest the money in her home.

“I will be getting a new roof on my house and a new roof on my garage,” she said.

Rabitoy and her husband at one time considered moving out of state, but because of the refund and exemption have decided to stay in their home, she said.

“I’m going to fix up my house,” she said.

“And I told my husband, every year we get the exemption we’re going to put it right back into the house, and now we’re going to stay in Illinois.”

Veterans with a certified disability of 30% to 49% can qualify for a $2,500 reduction in their home’s equalized assessed valuation.

Veterans certified as 50% to 69% disabled can qualify for a $5,000 EAV reduction, and veterans certified as 70% or more disabled qualify for a 100% tax exemption.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs provides more information about how it certifies eligibility for service-connected conditions that qualify individuals for the Homestead Exemption for Veterans with Disabilities.

Another benefit called the Returning Veterans Exemption provides a $5,000 reduction in the equalized assessed value of a veteran’s home for the tax year during which they return from military service.

Visit cookcountytreasurer.com to learn more about the Homestead Exemption for Veterans with Disabilities. It’s a small way of thanking veterans for their service. When you visit the website, you may find other exemptions that can save you money by reducing your tax bill.

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House approves framework allowing legislative staff to unionize

BY HANNAH MEISEL

in the suburbs of Chicago after his father, a union factory worker, was told his company was moving to Georgia – a right-to-work state Democrats in the Illinois House on Oct. 25 where he could’ve kept his job but would no approved a measure to allow certain legisla- longer be unionized.

“He had to work two full-time jobs to make tive staffers to unionize, following in the recent footsteps of lawmakers in California and Ore- the same amount of money he made in one union job,” Welch said of his father. “I can tell gon.

House Bill 4148 passed 74-35 and now goes you why I believe in unions … Because unions to the Senate, where leaders have not yet re- have always provided a path for people to do vealed whether they plan to take it up during better. A path to the middle class. I saw what it lawmakers’ two-week fall session. The vote did for my family.”

Republicans largely voted against the meawas the only significant action the House took this week before leaving Springfield and can- sure, save for four who voted “present.” Before ultimately voting no, Rep. Ryan Spain, R-Peoceling the Oct. 26 session.

Since last year, staff members under House ria, said he hoped a union contract might curSpeaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch, D-Hillside, tail the number of “all-nighters” the General have been seeking voluntary recognition for Assembly had grown accustomed to pulling in recent years when passtheir union in order to neing major legislation ingotiate on wages, hours cluding state budgets and and other working condicriminal justice reforms. tions.

“In my opinion (they) The Illinois Legislahave not resulted in very tive Staff Association good outcomes at a policy went public with its level, and they certainly union drive this spring, weren’t (a) very good enfollowed by months of vironment for our staff to criticizing the speaker work,” he said. for allegedly refusing to In a statement on Oct. engage with the effort.

25, a representative of the But last month, Welch anunion organizing effort nounced he supported the said that while there are staffers’ pursuit and inEMANUEL “CHRIS” WELCH still details to iron out, troduced a bill to change the group is confident current state law that ILLINOIS HOUSE SPEAKER that “any differences are labor experts say specifiwithin reach.” cally prohibits legislative “We are appreciative staffers from unionizing. of the lines of communiIn a committee hearing cation Speaker and his on Oct. 25, Welch sat side by side with the staffers as he presented the aides have opened, and hope to cultivate a bill. The panel also heard from a pair of wit- similar relationship with President Harmon nesses who testified that voters’ approval last and his team going forward,” ILSA organizer year of the “Workers’ Rights Amendment” to Brady Burden said.

Remaining points of contention include the state constitution didn’t change the Illinois Public Labor Relations Act’s exclusion of leg- whether there would need to be a separate union for staff from each of the four legislative islative employees from the right to unionize.

“But the amendment does not establish the caucuses, and if staffers would be allowed to framework under which that can be done,” said strike during legislative session days. CurMark Bennett, a lawyer at Chicago-based firm rently, the bill prohibits strikes during months when legislative days are scheduled.

Laner Muchin, which specializes in labor law.

Capitol News Illinois’ Jerry Nowicki and PeDuring debate on the bill last month, Welch told the story of his family voting to remain ter Hancock contributed.

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A path to the middle class”

Pritzker proposes creation of new standalone early childhood agency

BY PETER HANCOCK

group Advance Illinois and previously worked in the U.S. Department of Education during the Obama administration.

Pritzker also announced he is forming an Vowing to make Illinois the top state in the nation for childcare accessibility, Gov. JB Pritz- external advisory committee that will gather ker unveiled a plan on Oct. 24 to consolidate all input from stakeholders in preparation of the the state’s early childhood programs and fund- consolidation proposal. That committee will be chaired by Bela Moté, CEO of the Carole Robing into one new state agency.

“Early Childhood program governance has ertson Center for Learning, one of the largest to be unified in its focus on serving children early childhood and youth development organiand families, easing the burden on providers zations in Chicago.

Pritzker said the idea for the consolidation and promoting equity,” Pritzker said at a news conference in Chicago. “Other states like Colo- grew out of an Early Childhood Funding Comrado, New Mexico, Massachusetts and Georgia, mission he established in 2019 to study and among others, have already created a unified make recommendations on ways to provide state agency solely dedicated to early childhood. equitable access to high-quality early childhood education and care services It’s time for Illinois to do for children birth to age five. the same.”

Among that group’s recCurrently, the state’s ommendations was a call to early childhood services consolidate all early childare spread across three hood programs into a single state agencies. The Illinois new agency.

State Board of Education Last spring, state lawmakadministers early childers approved a budget for the hood block grants, which current fiscal year that includhelp fund preschool proed a $250 million increase in grams in areas with limCapitol News Illinois photo by Andrew Adam funding for early childhood ited access to them. The programs. That initiative, Department of Human Sen. Kimberly Lightford which Pritzker called Smart Services administers programs that subsidize the cost of child care Start Illinois, included a $75 million increase in services, home visits and early intervention early childhood block grants; $130 million to staservices for lower-income families. And the De- bilize wages for childcare workers; a $40 million partment of Children and Family Services is in increase for early intervention programs; and $5 million to expand the IDHS home visiting procharge of licensing day care providers.

“Anybody, as a parent, who has tried to go gram.

Other investments the state is making in through the system of getting everything that you need – from home visiting, to early inter- early childhood programs include $100 million vention services, to childcare, to preschool, in capital funding to build new preschools and some accessing all four of those things – knows daycare centers and expand existing ones; $70 that it is an impossible bureaucracy to try to ac- million for the Child Care Assistance Program; cess all of those things,” Pritzker said. “I mean $12 million in funding for scholarships and ap… it’s at least a half-time job to just do those prenticeships to grow the child care workforce; things, to find those services. And we need to and $1.6 million to launch the Dolly Parton Imagination Library. make it so much easier.”

State Superintendent of Education Tony Pritzker made the announcement on the opening day of the General Assembly’s fall Sanders said those investments will pay diviveto session. To start the multiyear process, he dends as the children receiving those services signed an executive order instructing existing advance through school and into adulthood.

“The research is unequivocal that funding agencies to reorganize certain functions to prepare for the potential consolidation, but he said high-quality early learning is one of the best he will work with lawmakers on legislation to investments we can make as a state,” he said.

“Increasing access to preschool leads to stronformalize the process in the spring.

In the meantime, he named Ann Whalen to ger social, economic and life outcomes for all serve as transition director for the consolida- students.”

Capitol News Illinois reporter Andrew Adtion process. She has worked the last two years as policy director for the education advocacy ams contributed to this story.

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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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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.

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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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