Author: HF Chronicle Staff

Paredes elected new District 161 school board president

An international celebration no one could have imagined earlier this year will come together Saturday morning, May 9, in Olympia Fields. Rabbi Gershom Sizumu Rabbi Gershom Sizumu, a dynamic force in sub-Saharan education and health, as well as spiritual leader of the Abayadaya Jews in Uganda, will conduct the 10 a.m. Sabbath[Read More…]

Demolition begins on Martin Avenue

Homewood District 153’s newest school board member Ashanti Bethea was sworn in at Monday’s special board meeting. Ashanti Bethea Bethea joined other re-elected board members Steve Anderson, Jim Schmidt and Alex Bosch in pledging to do their best for the district. Bethea has children attending Willow and Millennium Schools. She has been[Read More…]

Parolee charged with Flossmoor home burglary

A long-anticipated addition to Homewood’s dining scene is about to open. Fratello’s Café and Deli will open Monday, May 11, at 18201 Dixie Highway, according to the owners.  “We are excited to be opening and being a part of Homewood for many years to come,” co-owner Marco Caso said. Co-owner Adrian Martino[Read More…]

Boy on bike, 10, hit by car on Flossmoor Road

Railroad enthusiasts who can’t wait for Homewood Rail Fest May 16 will have another opportunity to indulge their interest May 9.  A CN official shows a guest how to use a crane simulator during a tour following the new training center ribbon-cutting ceremony in October. (Photo by Eric Crump/HF Chronicle) Canadian National will host an[Read More…]

Police Reports: Feb. 8, 2015

Flossmoor Baseball and Softball players, coaches and fans were rewarded for their wait. After a rain-out of the opening day parade and festivities April 25, the weather Saturday, May 2, was ample compensation, sunny and mild. Here are some scenes from the parade as teams made their way from Parker[Read More…]

H-F board extends teachers’ contract for three years

A Flossmoor man, on parole from an Illinois prison, was arrested last week following an April 26 home burglary in the village. Clayton Ebanks Clayton Ebanks, 22, of the 2600 block of Hawthorne Lane, was charged with residential burglary, said Deputy Police Chief Tod Kamleiter. Ebanks was arrested and charged[Read More…]

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