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April 23, 2015
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Edward Zabrocki
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Patrick Rea
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David Seaman
Gregory Hannon
Brian Maher
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with Edward J. Zabrocki

On behalf of myself, Clerk Patrick Rea and Trustees Dave Seaman, Brian Maher and T.J. Grady, I'd like to welcome newly elected Trustees Brian Younker, Michael Pannitto and Jacob Vandenberg to the Tinley Park Village Board. Together we will continue to serve the residents of Tinley Park and work toward a better tomorrow.

Many of you are already familiar with our new Village Board members. For those who aren't, I'd like to take a few moments to introduce them to you.

Trustee-Elect Vandenberg is a life-long resident of Tinley Park and an executive officer and funeral director at Vandenberg Funeral Home. Jake has served admirably as an Orland Township Trustee since 2009 and is active in many community events and charitable causes. He lives in Tinley Park with his wife, Carrie and his son, Oliver.

Trustee-Elect Younker is also a life-long resident of Tinley Park who spent 20 years as a volunteer commissioner for the Tinley Park Park District and 19 years as a firefighter/EMT with the Country Club Hills Fire Department. Brian has a distinguished record of public service and has served as president of the Tinley Park Park District since 1997. He lives in town with his sons, Brian and Tommy, and his daughter Olivia.

Trustee-Elect Pannitto has lived in Tinley Park for more than 21 years, and for the last 20 of those years has served on the Tinley Park Park District Board of Commissioners. He's an attorney for Cook County and was instrumental in bringing the Bettenhausen Recreation Center and Freedom Park to town, among other accomplishments. Mike lives in the Village with his wife and his two children.

I'd also like to congratulate outgoing Trustees Greg Hannon, Tom Staunton and Patricia Leoni for their years of dedicated and tireless work for our Village. All three have been instrumental in helping shape Tinley Park into one of the Chicago area's premier suburbs, and I wish them well in their future endeavors.

Our new Trustees will be officially inaugurated on May 4, and their first Village Board meeting will be May 5. I'm hopeful for the future and confident that we can all work together to help keep Tinley Park the great community that we all know and love.

 

 

White Sox again offering Tinley discount

The Chicago White Sox will once again offer specially priced tickets to Tinley Park residents and their families and friends to watch the South Siders take on the Detroit Tigers at 6:15 p.m. Saturday, June 6 at U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago.
Lower Box seats are $31 ($15 off), Outfield Reserved seats are $18 ($10 off), Bleacher seats are $16 ($10 off), and Upper Box seats are $16 ($5 off).
To order tickets, click here or visit www.whitesox.com/tinleypark . Please note that offers will not be redeemed at the U.S. Cellular Field ticket windows or the White Sox administrative offices.
For more information, visit www.whitesox.com/specialevents .
 

'Benches' return May 7 on OPA

A total of 20 artistically decorated benches embellished with unique materials and based on the theme "Heroes and Villains" will be on display along Oak Park Avenue from 172nd to 176th streets beginning May 7 through October 1 as part of the 12th annual Benches on the Avenue public art project.

Tinley Park's Benches on the Avenue public art program has become one of the Village's most popular attractions, drawing thousands of residents and visitors annually to the downtown area. The colorful benches feature the work of both amateur and professional artists and provide spots to rest and enjoy the fantastic creations while strolling through town.

Click here for more information.