Author: HF Chronicle Staff

Flossmoor crime rate decreases as 2015 thefts go down

Vince Krydynski, a 1981 graduate of Marian Catholic High School, will become the school’s first lay president. He has served as vice president of institutional advancement since 2013.   Vince Krydynski He will take the position July 1 when the eight-year term of current president Sister Judine Hilbing ends. As[Read More…]

Four H-F students injured in Thursday school bus accident

  Installing Rabid Brewing’s bar early in February are,from left, Vince Kempe, Ben Rodenberg, JaredCichon and Tobias Cichon. The bar was acquiredfrom the site of Homewood’s Tavern in the Woodsrestaurant before it was demolished recently.(Provided photo) A homegrown craft brewery took another step toward becoming a reality Tuesday, March 22,[Read More…]

Movie and TV fans team up for trivia event March 11

Four Homewood-Flossmoor High School graduating seniors have been selected for internships as part of the Exelon Generation program.   H-F students, from left,  Blake Van Niel, Paris Napue  and Nolan Cardona will be  participating in an Exelon  summer internship program.  (Photo by Marilyn Thomas/  H-F Chronicle) Nolan Cardona, Paris Napue,[Read More…]

Tribute honors former Homewood resident

The Homewood-Flossmoor Park District gave approval to a special permit that will allow the Chicago Southland Chamber of Commerce to host Hops in Homewood in Irwin Park on July 30. At its March 15 meeting, the board agreed to the one-time liquor license as long as the event is cordoned[Read More…]

Bakewell Bakery opening this spring in downtown Flossmoor

In March 2016, high winds toppled the community Christmas tree in Irwin Park.  Homewood-Flossmoor Park District officials determined the tree was not salvageable, so it was removed.  Within days, Homewood resident Carol Horeth offered her tree, a gift from Richard Irwin, to replace the holiday tree. At the Holiday Lights[Read More…]

Celebrating 100 days of school

Homewood trustees will consider measures Tuesday, March 22, intended to make local government a little more efficient.  If approved, the village will merge its Plan Commission and the Zoning Board of Appeals. The combined board would be known as the Planning and Zoning Commission, according to Tom Vander Woude, Homewood[Read More…]

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