Construction continues onthe new clubhouse at Dolphin Lake in Homewood. State budget cuts will have more effect on improvementsplanned for the grounds than on the clubhouse. (Photo by Eric Crump/The Chronicle) At Dolphin Lake, work is continuing on a $3.25 million park renovation project but a $400,000 state grant that’s integral to the project has been[Read More…]
Author: HF Chronicle Staff
H-F High School teachers endorse board incumbents.
Diners line up Saturday, March 21, to enjoy pancakes at the 61st Pancake Breakfast sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 342 and Cub Scout Pack 304. (Photo by EricCrump/The Chronicle) Nolan Kossak hauls a load of trash from the pancake breakfast. He was one of a number of Scouts working hard at the event. (Photo byEric Crump/The[Read More…]
Winter nips at spring’s heel
Former Flossmoor Mayor Roger Molski has endorsed Don Popravak for Homewood-Flossmoor Board of Education, according to a news release posted March 18 from the Popravak campaign. Molski’s personal experiences with Popravak have led him to appreciate the candidate’s concern for the community in all respects, particularly for the school. Molski[Read More…]
Homewood man among 4 convicted in loan fraud scheme
The teachers union at Homewood-Flossmoor High School has endorsed four Board of Education incumbents who are seeking another term in the April 7 election. Dana Noble, president of the Homewood-Flossmoor Educational Organization (HFEO) told the H-F Chronicle on Sunday that the union is endorsing the four incumbents: Tim Wenckus, Jody[Read More…]
Village adds ‘no parking’ signs as dispute between businesses continues
Winter has one more trick up its sleeve. The National Weather Service is predicting snow late tonight and a wintry mix Monday, with total accumulation of about 1 1/2 inches expected. It might not stick around long, but forecasters say the late storm could make the Monday morning commute difficult.[Read More…]
Girls Night Out starts tonight at 6 p.m. in downtown Homewood
A Homewood man, Brian K. Hughes, 41, was convicted Friday of four counts of bank fraud, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Northern District of Illinois. Hughes is the president of Hughes Corporate Consulting. He was convicted by a jury Friday of four counts of bank[Read More…]
Flossmoor fire causes extensive structural, property damage
‘No public parking’ signs went up Friday at Eldridge and Eldridge Dental Group in the 1900 block of Ridge Roadafter several vehicles weretowed recently. (Photo byEric Crump/The Chronicle) “No Public Parking” signs were placed by the Village of Homewood at the entrance to Eldridge and Eldridge Dental Group Friday after another case of[Read More…]
Candidates forum shows sharply different views of H-F High School
In just a few hours, local women will have an opportunity to treat themselves to an evening on the town. Patrons at tonight’s GirlsNight Out will have a chanceto win this gift basket. (Photoby Eric Crump/The Chronicle) Girls Night Out, sponsored by the Downtown Homewood Business Association, is an annual[Read More…]
Police Reports: Feb. 3, 2015
Four members of a Flossmoor family lost their home Thursday when a fire swept through the residence, causing extensive damage. Flossmoor Assistant Fire Chief Keith Damm said the home, in the 2800 block of Kathleen Lane, will be “unoccupiable for a while.” The family – two parents and two children[Read More…]
Braun asks Flossmoor village staff to examine possible budget cuts
Candidates running for the Homewood-Flossmoor High School Board of Education Thursday presented widely opposing views of academics, finances and operations at what is arguably the centerpiece of the H-F community. Three incumbent board members and two challengers appeared at a candidate forum sponsored by the Homewood-Flossmoor chapter of the League[Read More…]


