Volunteers helping with the Butter Burgers & Badgesevent include, from left, Tom Tomaszewski, HomewoodPolice Officer Blake Werner, Henry Werner, ElaineWerner, Kailen Davis and Homewood Events ManagerAllisa Opyd, Alli and Matt Boerema, HPD DeputyChief Denise McGrath, Homewood MarketingCoordinator Anna Devries and HPD OfficerDavid Lux. (Photo by Eric Crump/HF Chronicle) Police department[Read More…]
Author: HF Chronicle Staff
Police Reports: June 26, 2015
Homewood station tunnel has been deteriorating for some time. A 2005 village master plan describedit as “unattractive and has drainage and odorproblems. It needs cleaning, maintenance,and physical improvements.(HF Chronicle file photo) The celebration last week of completed renovations at the Flossmoor Metra station had commuters at the next two stops to the north revisiting[Read More…]
Police Reports: June 25, 2015
Do you want a Trader Joe’s to locate in Homewood? Homewood Mayor Richard Hofeld does. He’s been communicating with the company periodically for eight years in an effort to convince its officials to open a store here.Now there is an opportunity for local Trader Joe’s fans to pitch in. Hofeld[Read More…]
Police Reports: June 24, 2015
Our parents encourage us to “follow our dreams” when we are little because that is what small children want to hear. Yet when those dreams end up being studying art in college, an unfortunate number of those same parents renege on their support. “There are no jobs for art students” or[Read More…]
Flossmoor Giants top Homewood Royal Pains in first Battle for the Viking Helmet
While the fate of Amtrak service remains uncertain as Gov. Bruce Rauner and the Democrat-controlled legislature continue a budget stalemate, Homewood officials are taking action to defend the village’s rail service. On Friday, two village staff members visited Homewood Metra Station during the morning and afternoon commute peaks to hand[Read More…]
Independence Day festivities in HF include concert, 2 parades, community picnic
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Flossmoor to consider restricting parking to one side of most residential streets
The 9U Bluewave fastpitch softball team earned a second place trophy in the 10U Game Day ASA Northern National Qualifier Tournament, which took place in Elgin June 26-28. Coaches, back row from left, are Jan O’Neil, Maggie Jager and Dawn Murphy. Players, standing from left, are Mataia Lawson (Homewood), Megan[Read More…]
South suburban teens swell with pride, supporting the LGBT community
43 calls: Traffic Stop (13), Disabled Vehicle (2), Lockout (3), Assist Other Agency (1), Unwanted Subject (1), Animal Complaint (1), Check Well Being (2), Retail Theft (2), Request to Speak to Officer (1), Traffic Accident with Damage (4), Juvenile Problem (1), Ordinance Violation (1), Burglar Alarm (1), Parking Problem (1),[Read More…]
Local artists turn Martin Avenue in to a work of art
59 calls: Traffic Stop (28), Domestic Disturbance (2), Medical Alert Alarm (1), Assist Fire Dept. (4), Check Well Being (2), Disoriented Subject (1), Disturbance (1), Stray Animal (4), Suspicious Auto (3), Information Report (3), Customer/Management Dispute (1), Traffic Accident with Damage (2), Burglar Alarm (2), Suspicious Subject (3), Neighbor Problem[Read More…]
Who’s got the winning softball team — Homewood or Flossmoor?
65 calls: Traffic Stop (32), Assist Fire Dept. (5), Burglar Alarm (4), Check Well Being (1), Found Property (1), Suspicious Subject (2), Lockout (3), Driving Complaint (3), Premise Check (1), Disabled Vehicle (2), Traffic Accident with Damage (2), Request to Speak to Officer (1), Sign/Signal Out (1), Traffic Hazard (1),[Read More…]


