Author: HF Chronicle Staff

La Banque/La Voute progress: The signs are up

Anyone who wanted to know what it is like to operate a backhoe or see the view from a towering bucket truck or learn how Homewood’s water plant works could have found the answers in one convenient spot Saturday, May 16. Dozens of families ignored the threat of rain to[Read More…]

H-F honor roll students receive academic letter

Archbishop Blase Cupich meets with the altar serversbefore the service Sunday at Infant Jesus of Prague Catholic Church in Flossmoor. (Photo by Tom Houlihan/HF Chronicle) Before the start of Sunday’s service at Infant Jesus of Prague Church in Flossmoor, Archbishop Blase Cupich met with the young altar servers assisting him during the[Read More…]

Police Reports: Feb. 18, 2015

Homewood-Flossmoor High School gave special recognition to its top students who have earned honor roll status eight or more times during their high school careers. To be placed on the high honor roll, students must be enrolled in at least five classes and achieve all A’s. Students on the honor roll are[Read More…]

Portillo’s progress

Flossmoor is ready to begin its annual street resurfacing program in the next few weeks. Village officials said this week, however, that state Motor Fuel Tax (MFT) funds that are used to pay for street repairs are woefully inadequate to meet the village’s needs this year. Mayor Paul Braun said[Read More…]

Old cell phone donations can help someone in need

Thieves stole items this week from cars parked in a Flossmoor neighborhood, and a car was stolen, police said. In an email alert to residents, Flossmoor police reported May 19 that property was stolen from vehicles parked on the village’s northeast side. The thefts were discovered early on Tuesday. Police[Read More…]

Police Reports: Feb. 17, 2015

H-F speech team sectional finalists Edwyn Mitchell, topleft, and Michael Ruiz, top right, and, bottom fromleft, Marlene Slaughter, Maya Nakamura, Aliaa Eldabi and DeJanee Callahan. (Provided photo) Speaking is a natural; it’s something each of us does every day. But to speak before judges, to present a speech before an audience, to make it[Read More…]

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