Author: HF Chronicle Staff

October 2018 e-edition

  Firefighters on scene in the 3200 block of 184th Street   in Homewood on Sunday morning. (Eric Crump/H-F   Chronicle)  Homewood and area firefighters responded to an apartment fire in the 3200 block of 184th Street after 8 a.m. Sunday, May 26.  The fire was contained to one apartment of the[Read More…]

Underachievers unite to support the arts and Cancer Support Center

A three-time Blue Island Woman of the Year winner has been hired as the new executive director of Homewood Public Library.    Colleen Waltman is the  new executive director  of Homewood Public  Library. (Official photo)  On May 15, the library board of trustees selected Colleen Waltman to fill the position. Waltman comes to Homewood from her job[Read More…]

IPO opening night FS Sept20-Oct20 2018

The District 233 Finance Committee and Homewood-Flossmoor High School administrators hope a list of cuts to the proposed arts center wing will bring costs within an acceptable range.   Two new spaces will be built onto the South Building and interior spaces will be remodeled for the new MVP (Music,[Read More…]

Page 2: Underachievers will shine at HBA event

  Rev. Jesse Jackson listens as sophomore Aniya Askew,  left, asks her question during a student assembly  Tuesday at Homewood-Flossmoor High School.   (Provided photo)  It’s been more than a week since four Homewood-Flossmoor High School students posted a racist video on social media. Feeling hurt and angry about it is understandable, but students[Read More…]

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  The James Hart Band prepares to perform during the   2018 Veterans Day event. (Chronicle file photo)  The District 153 bands spring concert, “Celebrating the Diversity of Music,” will be given at 7 p.m. on Thursday, May 9. The program includes new music written by composers from underrepresented groups.  [Read More…]

G&G music LB November 2018

It was a Q-and-A session meant to clear the air.   An open assembly discussion  on the issues surrounding  H-F students in blackface  involved panelists including  students, from left, Joseph  Alexander, Kenneth Powell  and Laila Malak with principal  Jerry Lee Anderson and  Superintendent Von Mansfield.  After the flare-up from the[Read More…]

G&G music LB October 2018

There were cheers and high-fives, lots of smiles and congratulatory posters as special education students paraded with paper Olympic torches through the halls of Willow School in Homewood on Thursday.   This was the second year students came out of their classrooms to line the halls for the parade through[Read More…]

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