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Resident slightly hurt in home fire Thursday

A Homewood resident suffered a minor injury in a house fire Thursday evening in Homewood, according to Fire Chief Bob Grabowski. The fire department received the call at 7:15 p.m. and responded to the 18400 block of Dixie Highway.  The home suffered moderate damage, but the cause has not yet[Read More…]

Experience summer in H-F

Independence Day is past, but there’s a lot of summer left and lots to do in Homewood and Flossmoor. Use this list to plan out the rest of the season. Community Band concert July 6 Volunteer musicians from Homewood and Flossmoor come together on Thursday, July 6, to perform in[Read More…]

7.4.2023 | What You Need To Know Today

METRA HOLIDAY SCHEDULE — Metra will operate a Sunday/Holiday schedule on Tuesday, July 4, for the Independence Day holiday. Alcohol will be prohibited on all Metra trains. Metra’s new train tracker can be found here: metratracker.com/home. TRASH PICKUP HOLIDAY SCHEDULE — Homewood Disposal is operating on a holiday schedule the[Read More…]

6.30.2023 | What You Need To Know This Weekend

MURAL WALK CLOSED — Flossmoor Public Library announced on Thursday that registration has reached capacity and closed early for the July 2 Haas Mural Walk cosponsored with the Flossmoor Veterans Memorial group.  HOMEWOOD FARMERS’ MARKET — The market will be open Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. with fresh produce,[Read More…]

6.29.2023 | What You Need To Know Today

AIR QUALITY ALERT THURSDAY — The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency extended an air quality alert through Wednesday for fine particulate matter because of smoke from wildfires in Canada that is moving into the region. Like Wednesday, air quality is expected to be in the “very unhealthy” range. Active children and[Read More…]

6.28.2023 | What You Need To Know Today

AIR QUALITY ALERT — The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency issued an air quality alert through Wednesday for fine particulate matter because of smoke from wildfires in Canada that is moving into the region. Active children and adults especially people with pulmonary or respiratory disease such as asthma should avoid long[Read More…]

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