61 calls: Traffic Stop (47), Disabled Vehicle (2), Assist Fire Dept. (1), Special Watch/Notification (2), Traffic Accident with Damage (2), Check Well Being (1), Burglar Alarm (1), Stray Animal (1), Solicitor Complaint (1), Juvenile Problem (2), Domestic Disturbance (1) Traffic Stop (47) 12:06 a.m., 183rd St. & Halsted St. 12:16[Read More…]
Author: HF Chronicle Staff
District 153 students selected to show legislators their tech skills
Weeks of campaigning come to a close Tuesday as Homewood and Flossmoor voters go to the polls to choose elected officials for their villages and school districts. If recent history gives any indication of what to expect in this year’s local elections, voter turnout will again be very low. In[Read More…]
Infant Jesus of Prague students earn science fair awards
St. Paul Community Church sanctuary is 60 years old,but the church community is celebrating it’s 150thanniversary this year. (Photo by Eric Crump/The Chronicle) Members of St. Paul Community Church have marked a golden anniversary, a centennial and this year they are celebrating the 150th year of their church community. To mark this[Read More…]
Sen. Hutchinson to host town hall meeting about state budget
Homewood District 153 presenters at TECH 2015in Springfield will be (from left) teacher CherylynPesina and students Megan Bolling, Olin Ortizand Mikayoa Wiggins. (Photo byMarilyn Thomas/The Chronicle) James Hart Junior High students from Homewood District 153 will show off their technology skills when they participate in the TECH 2015 Students for the Information Age event at[Read More…]
Freezing temps do not deter Homewood egg hunters, human or canine
Infant Jesus of Prague science fair students. (Photo provided) Infant Jesus of Prague Catholic School will be sending 10 students to the state science fair in May, according to a news release from the school. Five of the students earned an invitation to state with projects, and three students were[Read More…]
Police Reports: Feb. 5, 2015
Toi Hutchinson State Sen. Toi Hutchinson, D-Chicago Heights, will host a town hall meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, April 2, to provide an update on the spring legislative session and to discuss budget issues facing the state. The meeting will be held in the conference center at Prairie State College,[Read More…]
Deadline for ordering trees from Homewood’s Tree Share Program is Saturday
Eight thousand eggs. Four minutes. That’s about how long it takes hundreds of local children — with a little help from parents — to clear the field at Irwin Park in Homewood of treat-filled plastic eggs. The occasional parental help was useful this year because the temperature was still a few degrees[Read More…]
Flossmoor Police Department provides advice for keeping homes safe during vacations
62 calls: Traffic Stop (37), Assist Fire Dept. (4), Traffic Accident with Damage (2), Burglar Alarm (4), Check Well Being (3), Disabled Vehicle (4), Suspicious Circumstances (2), Criminal Trespass to Land (1), Hit & Run (1), Lockout (1), Disturbance (1), Citizen Assist (1), Barking Dog (1) Traffic Stop (37) 12:24[Read More…]
Shared municipal revenues spared state budget ax, at least for now
The view looking west on Ridge Road Oct. 1, 2014. Homewood’s tree-lined streets don’t happen by magic, and residents have an opportunity to contribute to thecanopy through the biannual Tree Share program. (Photo by Eric Crump/The Chronicle) Homewood residents who want to beautify their yards and help contribute to local biodiversity have until[Read More…]
Review: Blind date brings hope, curiosity to Royal George
With spring break and the vacation season upon us, the Flossmoor Police Department reminds residents of the importance to take basic preventative measures to keep their homes safe and sound while traveling. In an e-alert posted Saturday, March 28, Flossmoor PD recommended: Ask a friend to help. Ask your neighbors[Read More…]


