Southtown Star from Tinley Park, Illinois • 18

i A18 The Star Thursday, July 26, 2007 ThursdayGIimpse A quick look at some Interesting stories from the region said the tenant has been responsible for these and other bills. Nevertheless, due to delinquent payments, city officials closed down the residence for unfit living conditions after the water was cut offThesday. City manager Henrietta "Rimer said attempts have been made to collect the money since January, both from Meyers and the property owners, with no results. She also said the water has been turned off in the past by the city, but has been switched back on by tenants. Neither one of them is paying it, "Rimer said.

With no water, we cant allow her to occupy this property. OLYMPIA FIELDS Housing project on horizon Following approval of one Olympia Fields housing development, village officials have set the stage for a sprawling new condominium complex. After earlier approving the Tolentine single-family and townhouse development, the village board granted approval for the Olympia Club Condominiums earlier this month. The project, located near the Metra train station, is comprised of five sub-complexes that will be four-and-a-half stories tall. Each of the five buildings will house 16 units, with a total of 80 units in the entire development.

Olympia Fields Mayor Linzey Jones said the condos, located at 203rd Street and Kedzie Avenue, would be a great addition to the village. We really think this will be the next level, and it is well-buffered from other residential areas, said Jones. And from what I understand, the top floor has a spectacular view. PLAINFIELD Search for missing mom continues Standing in grass that covered her shoes, Debbie Ruttenberg turned to look at the huge picture of her sister plastered up behind her. I remember wnat she was doing in that picture, she said.

As she spoke, vehicles on U.S. 30 slowed, taking in a scene of news vans and camera crews. Ruttenberg hoped they were also looking at the brand-new billboard, which includes a photo of Lisa Stebic taken about a year ago as she held their sister Jamies infant daughter at a family birthday party. Lisa Stebic has been missing since April 30. Its very sad, Ruttenberg said, looking at Lisas face.

She turned away. Even though the emotion is overwhelming, we have to go to the task at hand. CBS Outdoor donated space on three billboards to the family. They are at U.S. 30 northwest of 1-55; 1-55 near Caton Farm Road; and 1-55 near the First Avenue exit in Chicago.

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS City caught in middle of water fight A dispute over water bills has a Countiy Club Hills woman, along with her three children and dogs, facing homelessness. Carmelita Meyers said her landlord received, and is supposed to pay, nearly $1,500 in water bills that have accumulated over several months. The property manager, however, said this isnt true. He Mary ComptonThe Star Marvin and Sharon Searles stand by the pond that took them days to complete. The Searles back yard was part of the Matteson Garden Club walk held on Sunday.

Pickine! These furry friends need a home Rocco You can enjoy a modem life with this Rocco if you go to Tender Loving Care Animal Shelter. Rocco is a small sized male beagle. He is house trained and good with older children. TLC is located at 13016 W. 151st Homer Glen.

Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Closed Sunday and Monday. Phone: (708) 301-1594.

Web site, www.tlcanimalshelter.org. Sweetie This Sweetie is true to her name. Sweetie is a 11-month old medium sized spayed female terrierborder collie mix. Sweetie is house trained and good with other dogs. Sweetie can be seen at Tender Loving Care Animal Shelter, 13016 W.

151st Homer Glen. Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. "Riesday through Saturday. Closed Sunday and Monday.

Phone: (708) 301-1594. Web site, www.tlcanimalshelter.org. '1 Cory This handsome gentleman would be the purr-feet addition to any south suburban home. Cory is a neutered male cat. He is litter box trained and declawed on his front paws.

Cory is available for adoption at Tender Loving Care Animal Shelter, 13016 W. 151st St, Homer Glen. Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. "Riesday through Saturday.

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