Author: Eric Crump

Joni Bradley-Scott launches run for Flossmoor mayor

Flossmoor Trustee Joni Bradley-Scott announced early in July that she plans to run for mayor in the April 5, 2025, election. On Tuesday, July 30, she held a combination birthday party and campaign launch event. About 90 friends, family members and supporters gathered in Opulence Gallery in Flossmoor Commons for[Read More…]

CDE smart car "Flossey" is parked near the practice's sign. (Eric Crump/H-F Chronicle)

CDE plans to celebrate 25 years of excellence

Drs. Charles Greenebaum and Cary Goldberg were dentists early in their careers, both working in their fathers’ individual south suburban practices, when a chance meeting led to them forming a dental practice partnership that is marking 25 years. The community is invited to the celebration from 4 to 7 p.m.[Read More…]

7.31.2024 | What You Need To Know Today

HOMEWOOD TORNADO DAMAGE REPORTS — Today is the last day to submit a report on damage from the July 15 tornado. The village is working on a report documenting property damage to explore whether the area is eligible for FEMA public assistance. Residents can help by completing an online form. Officials note that[Read More…]

Sisters Cheryl (Buckingham) Van Naarden Boers left, and Julie (Buckingham) Albrecht show the hymnal their family donated to St. Andrew United Methodist Church. (Eric Crump/H-F Chronicle)

St. Andrew Church holds final service

The service at St. Andrew United Methodist Church in Homewood on Sunday, June 23, was one filled with gratitude, memories and a few parting tears as the congregation marked its final meeting. Lake South District Superintendent Audrea Nanabray of the United Methodist Church Northern Illinois Conference performed the rite of[Read More…]

The Weeks | July 28: Jazz at PSC, critters at Irons Oaks, gaming tourney, teen night at the pool, bike rides

THE WEEK > Homewood Tornado Damage Reports. The village is working on a report documenting property damage from the July 15 tornado to explore whether the area is eligible for FEMA public assistance. Residents can help by completing an online form. Officials note that completing this form does not guarantee that assistance[Read More…]

Heather Hill neighbors continue to resist basin

A group of Heather Hill neighbors met Sunday, July 21, at Heather Hill School to discuss their concerns about the storm water detention basin under construction adjacent to the school. Flossmoor Mayor Michelle Nelson attended to answer questions about the project. The basin is being built to temporarily store storm[Read More…]

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