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Homewood resident Jessica Gadomski, far left, outside her home with Hoekstra HVAC ownership and staff and Lennox territory manager Jennifer Simko, center. (Nick Ulanowski/H-F Chronicle)

Hoekstra HVAC installs free heating and air conditioning for Homewood resident

Hoekstra Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC), a family-owned business in Homewood, installed a free furnace and air conditioning unit inside Homewood resident Jessica Gadomski’s house on Friday, Oct. 3, as part of Lennox’s nationwide Feel the Love campaign. Lennox, a heating and air conditioning brand, started the Feel the Love initiative[Read More…]

The former Delanoe's Pizza on Dixie Highway was reacquired by Homewood after a Mediterranean restaurant proposed several years ago failed to materialize. (Eric Crump/H-F Chronicle)

Homewood board approves several measures to spur downtown businesses; winning bidder for former Delanoe’s site plans Mediterranean restaurant on Dixie

Homewood trustees approved three measures Tuesday, Aug. 26, that will help new businesses get established in the downtown area. The board awarded a bid to Munir Bawadi, owner of Bawadi Construction, for the property at 18155 Dixie Highway, formerly Delanoe’s Pizza. The space has been vacant for more than a[Read More…]

Flossmoor Arts Council founder Troy Holmes, right, introduces film industry professionals and government officials on the panel Sept. 13, 2025, to discuss how film projects can benefit a community. From left are Christine Dudley, Michael Scott Jr. , Peter Hawley, Anthony Barracca and Phil Plowden. (Eric Crump/H-F Chronicle)

Art council brings film industry pros to Flossmoor

The film industry, once concentrated on the coasts, has spread out geographically in recent years, and Flossmoor is positioning itself to benefit from that trend. The village in April adopted an ordinance that sets ground rules for film projects in the village and on Sept. 13, the Flossmoor Art Council[Read More…]

Park West Plaza, which has been only partially occupied for years, will undergo redevelopment after the Homewood board approved a purchase agreement on July 8. (Eric Crump/H-F Chronicle)

Homewood board approves Class 8 tax relief for Caton’s property on 183rd Street

The Homewood Village Board approved the Cook County Class 8 incentive for Caton Commercial Real Estate Group at the Sept. 9 meeting.  Caton purchased the commercial strip center, Park West Plaza, at 3003-3025 183rd St., said Angela Mesaros, director of Economic and Community Development.  The village had approved the redevelopment[Read More…]

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