Michael Jones, center, assistant dean at Marian High School in Chicago Heights, works with his daughters Emma, left, and Nina, right, on the tinkering project at the community science center meeting Monday. (Photo by Eric Crump/HF Chronicle) More than 60 area residents got a chance Monday night to hear about, discuss and try out[Read More…]
Author: HF Chronicle Staff
Two from H-F take honors in Congressional art competition
With Monday’s approval of the 2016 municipal budget, Flossmoor officials are looking ahead to a number of projects taking place in the village this year. First and foremost is the construction of the Meijer superstore at Flossmoor’s southwest corner. Contractors working for Meijer are expected to start work on the[Read More…]
Homewood baseball opening day: The ceremonies
St. Joseph School third graders (from left) Dylan White,Caron Rice, Kaleb Blumenberg and Matthew Lively helpdisplay some of the decorated Walt’s Foods shoppingbags. (Photo by Marilyn Thomas/HF Chronicle) For Earth Day, students at St. JosephSchool in Homewood decoratedWalt’s Foods bags with colorfuldisplays of the planet. (Photo by Marilyn Thomas/HF Chronicle) As[Read More…]
Retiring James Hart teacher put Homewood on the storytelling map
Thanking District 153 outgoing board member Tom Brabec(third from left) for his service are (from left) past memberJerry Morin, board president Shelly Marks and pastmember Tom Dockweiler. (Photo by Marilyn Thomas/Hf Chronicle) Supporters gave Homewood District 153 board member Tom Brabec numerous well wishes, rounds of applause and thanks as he[Read More…]
Budget vote likely Monday at Flossmoor village board meeting
Art contest first runner-up Emma Novak, left, with U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly. (Provided photo) Emma Novak of Homewood was first runner-up and Lucy Sloan of Flossmoor was second runner-up in the 2015 Congressional Art Competition hosted by U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly (D-Ill.) Both artists are students at Homewood-Flossmoor High School. “I was amazed[Read More…]
Homewood baseball opening day: The parade
Greg Weiss tells a story at Homewood Stories, a monthly storytelling show founded by local dentist Karen O’Donnell. (Photo by Eric Crump/HF Chronicle) When renowned storytellers Andy Offutt Irwin and Bil Lepp come to Homewood April 20 their appearances at Homewood Public Library and James Hart School will be a kind of punctuation for[Read More…]
Parents are dedicated to fighting the disease that took their daughter
Village Board members Monday are expected to approve the municipal budget for the 2016 fiscal year. Prior to its budget vote, the board will conduct a public hearing in which residents and other interested parties can weigh in on village spending for the upcoming year. The village board meeting and[Read More…]
We’re the Homewood-Flossmoor Chronicle
Baseball is big in Homewood, and so it gets a big welcome for the beginning of each new season. Opening day Saturday, April 18, began with the annual parade, in which hundreds of team members, coaches, assistants and parents marched along Ridge Road from Irwin Park to the ballfields at[Read More…]
Millennium School principal ready to take her leave
We at the Homewood-Flossmoor Chronicle are introducing our new logo. It’s distinctive, easy to read and helps us reach out to our readers. Since the Chronicle started in July 2014, we’ve gone through a name change. This logo is helping us get an identity for both the Homewood and Flossmoor communities. We’re doing[Read More…]
For Golden Apple finalist, it’s all about cooperation, collaboration
One more time. J.R. Rose The run of Broadway musical “First Date,” under the direction of Homewood-Flossmoor High School theater teacher J.R. Rose, has been extended a second time at the Royal George Cabaret in Chicago. “First Date” will now keep audiences laughing through May 17. It’s a riotous, occasionally[Read More…]


