Author: HF Chronicle Staff

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…]

Talented local trio crucial to sensational comedy

Homewood and Flossmoor, along with other Illinois municipalities, were spared a substantial revenue cut Thursday when the General Assembly passed a quick-fix deal designed to plug a $1.6 million hole in the state budget. But Thursday’s deal only covers state expenses through the end of June; Illinois lawmakers begin work[Read More…]

Homewood’s Indoor Farmers Market continues to grow

The cast of “First Date.” (Provided photo) A universal experience dreaded by most but bravely endured out of hope and curiosity, the blind date provides unlimited fodder for any writers gutsy enough to tackle the possibilities. After a five-month run on Broadway, a hilarious and flash-paced blind date musical saga[Read More…]

Park district may lose $400K in Dolphin Lake funds

Sister Nancy Fischer, the principal of St. Joseph School from 1969 until her retirement in 2002, died today, March 25, 2015. She was 82 and had been a member of the Adrian Dominican Congregation for 63 years. The Dominican order will hold funeral services on Monday in Michigan. St. Joseph Church is[Read More…]

A good deed indeed: Local Scouts serve up piles of pancakes

Work on the interior of Fratello’s Italian Deli on Dixie Highway continues. Owners hope to open this spring. (Photo by Eric Crump/The Chronicle) Homewood’s slogan, “You’re in the right place,” might need a slight revision this year. “You’re in the right place — to eat” would be appropriate in a community experiencing a sudden influx[Read More…]

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