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Crafters participation welcome

Local crafters are invited to participate in the Saturday, Dec. 9, Cookie Walk and Craft Sale at St. Andrew United Methodist Church, 18850 Riegel Road in Homewood.  Crafters can rent a table for $10 for the program from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.  For information, visit the church website at[Read More…]

Students from Homewood, Flossmoor make Marian High School honor roll

A number of students from Homewood and Flossmoor made the honor roll for the first quarter at Marian Catholic High School, including: FlossmoorSerena Adeleye, Jordyn Allen, Kyle Anderson, Kelli Baker, Calyn Brumley, William Brunner, Alexandria Davis, Caroline DiLuia, Alec Dinwiddie, Riley Driscoll, Victoria Frazier, Dominic Gierczyk, Jaya Hall, Cleveland Hardy[Read More…]

Homewood library hosts musician Phillip-Michael Scales on Nov. 17

The Homewood Public Library’s “Acoustic After Hours” program will feature musician Phillip-Michael Scales performing in a free program from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 17.  The songwriter won an International Songwriting Award in 2013. His music crosses folk and soul through catchy melodies. He is the nephew of[Read More…]

SSFS seeks runners by Nov. 30 deadline for 2018 marathon

South Suburban Family Shelter (SSFS) is looking for runners willing to commit to representing the agency in the 2018 Chicago Marathon. “We need to fill 20 slots allotted to us by the Bank of America Chicago Marathon by Nov. 30,” said Vicki Meilach, community outreach coordinator. The runners are part[Read More…]

DeLuca supports bill criminalizing bump stocks in Illinois

State Rep. Anthony DeLuca, D-Chicago Heights, signed on as a co-sponsor to House Bill 1420  that would prohibit the import, sales, manufacture, transfer or possession of bump fire stocks.  The bill would make it a felony to possess such modification devices.  Police say bump stocks enabled gunman Stephen Paddock to[Read More…]

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