Author: HF Chronicle Staff

H-F High sets tax levy at $37.8 million

Terre Robertson, left, and Greg Weiss prepare to make a fruitcake from the McCall’s Magazine recipe Weiss inherited from his mother. If you are like most people, you are thinking, “Fruitcake?” Nothing is more emblematic of holiday dread than those dense bricks of chopped, overly sweet, neon-colored preserved fruits and nuts, held[Read More…]

Homewood Police Reports: Nov. 1, 2015

No charges have been filed in a fatal traffic accident Saturday that claimed the life of a former Homewood man.  Homewood police said a pedestrian was walking south-southeast across 183rd Street near Gottschalk Avenue shortly before 1 p.m. when he was struck by an eastbound car. The identity of the driver[Read More…]

Wandering dog wins Russian roulette – for now

Flossmoor School District 161 Board of Education and administration members display a plaque and banner marking the district’s recognition by Apple Inc. (Photo by Tom Houlihan/HF Chronicle) Apple Inc., the world’s largest information technology company, has recognized Flossmoor School District 161 as “an exemplary learning environment for innovation, leadership and educational excellence.” District 161’s[Read More…]

Scenes from Holiday Lights 2015

First graders Ethan Smith and Rafaela Barajas pay closeattention to details under the watchful eyes of seventhgraders Diangel Obodoakor, left, and Lauren Rose.  Who was the first person you wrote a letter to? For many kids, it’s Santa! St. Joseph School seventh grader LondonHatch is a special buddy to first[Read More…]

Respond Now making it easy to share the holiday spirit

60 calls: Traffic Stop (41), Assist Fire Dept. (3), Burglar Alarm (3), Domestic Disturbance (1), Lost Property (1), Check Well Being (2), Assist Other Agency (1), Escort (1), Lockout (2), Disabled Vehicle (2), Traffic Accident with Damage (1), Suspicious Subject (1), Parking Problem (1) Traffic Stop (41) 12:03 a.m., 1700[Read More…]

Homewood Police Reports: Oct. 31, 2015

Homewood Trustee Ray Robertson, left, congratulates John Bailey, one of the seven people appointed to the board of directors of the nonprofit organization charged with overseeing the Homewood Community Science Center. (Photo by Quincy Crump/HF Chronicle) Village officials set a salary of $60,000 to $80,000 for the Homewood Community Science Center’s executive director post and[Read More…]

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