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Retiring Cultural Arts Supervisor Chuck Sabey (right) receives flowers and a cake from Parks & Recreation Director Kevin Adams (left) and Village Manager Tom Mick during a matinee performance at Freedom Hall on April 11. (Photo John Hudzik)

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Cultural Arts Supervisor Chuck Sabey Retiring After 45 Years of Village Service

by John Hudzik on April 20, 2023

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Park Forest, IL-(ENEWSPF)- To many Park Foresters, the name Chuck Sabey is synonymous with great music and entertainment enjoyed at Freedom Hall and Main Street Nights. As Cultural Arts Supervisor for the village since 2008, his expertise and enthusiasm have made Park Forest a premier location in the south suburbs to see outstanding entertainment.