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Food drive at St. Joseph on Sept. 26

St. Joseph Church is hosting a food donation drive on Saturday, Sept. 26, for the “Neighbors in Need” program sponsored by Catholic Charities. Donations of food will be accepted from 9 to noon in the church’s north parking lot at 17951 Dixie Highway in Homewood. This will be a “pop-the-trunk”[Read More…]

College Board recognizing 160 H-F students for AP scores

Homewood-Flossmoor High School announced the success of 160 Advanced Placement students earning outstanding recognition on AP exams taken during the 2019-2020 school year. The AP Scholar Awards are a series of awards given by the College Board for students who have gotten high scores on a number of AP exams.[Read More…]

Two-day webinar to focus on addressing climate change

The COVID-19 pandemic has attracted more attention in recent months, but problems associated with climate change have not gone away. Cook County is serving as a lead community sponsor for “GreenTown: Climate Crisis.” The free two-day webinar will focus on creating equity, access and healthy sustainable communities. The events will[Read More…]

Utilities extend moratorium on residential disconnections

On Wednesday, the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) announced that several of the state’s regulated electric, natural gas, water and sewer utilities have voluntarily agreed to extend the moratorium on disconnections for residential customers.  The following companies have agreed to extend the moratorium on disconnections for residential customers until Sept. 30:[Read More…]

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Irons Oaks photo contest accepting submissions

The Homewood-Flossmoor Park District is hosting a photo contest for those who capture the beauty of Irons Oaks, the nature center at Western Avenue and Vollmer Road. Walk the paths, discover the diverse wildlife and habitats or the challenge of the ropes course. Photographers will find much to photograph across[Read More…]

Property tax exemptions deadline is Sept. 11

Homeowners in Cook County have until Friday, Sept. 11, to apply for missing property tax exemptions on their 2019 second-installment property tax bills.  By meeting this deadline, homeowners can receive corrected property tax bills by mail before the Oct. 1 deadline to pay without incurring penalties and interest. The Cook[Read More…]

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