Author: HF Chronicle Staff

Generosity from Flossmoor church helps rural Haiti community

It’s nearly 2,000 miles between Homewood and Jacmel, Haiti – a community on that island nation’s south coast – but contributions by the Homewood Rotary Club have helped bridge the distance. Speaking at Wednesday’s Rotary meeting, Jacmel resident Jean Claude Pierre thanked club members while stressing the importance of perseverance.[Read More…]

Kindness helps smooth the way for special kids

  Equipment surrounds the   site of a gas leak in  downtown Homewood on  Friday morning.   (Photo by Quincy Crump/  H-F Chronicle) Traffic was blocked along two downtown Homewood streets for about four hours Friday, May 20, while Nicor Gas workers fixed a gas main leak. The site of the leak was at[Read More…]

Longer Pony Field basepaths a sign of change in Flossmoor Baseball & Softball

H-F High School art teacher Greg Petecki, in the red jacket, directs assembly of “Kinetic Vision,” a project designed and built by H-F art students. (Provided photo) “Kinetic Vision,” the newest addition to downtown Flossmoor’s growing public art scene, is seven feet tall. It is aqua-colored and has four arms, of varying lengths, that[Read More…]

Outstanding career ending for South Suburban Family Shelter’s Diane Bedrosian

Teachers Lionel Cesar (left) and Wendy Stiglic (right)congratulate the national winners of the Frenchlanguage competition (from second left) MichaelGislason, Lucy Sloan, Kathryn Donermeyer andAllie Mangel. Winner Joseph Humphreyis not pictured. (Phot by Marilyn Thomas/H-F Chronicle) Five French language students at Homewood-Flossmoor High School have won national honors through the Le[Read More…]

Tom Brabec web ad

The District 233 school board agreed Tuesday, May 17, to transfer more than $12.4 million within its budget to take advantage of a state rule that will expire July 1. The Illinois School Code gives school districts three years to transfer money from the transportation fund. That window closes in[Read More…]

H-F Park District honors staff for actions that save a life

School psychologist Stephanie Hess proudly displaysthe Jerry Morin Educational Excellence Award shereceived from District 153.  Hess was nominated byWillow School Principal Mary Ann Savage (left) andis congratulated by Superintendent DaleMitchell and Shelly Marks (right), board president.(Photo by Marilyn Thomas/H-F Chronicle) Homewood District 153 presented the Jerry Morin Educational Excellence Award[Read More…]

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