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Homewood honors 24-year police veteran on his retirement

Thomas H. Heyne, a Homewood police officer, began and ended his 24-year career on the same day, Dec. 14. At the Dec. 13 board of trustees meeting, Homewood village officials honored Heyne for the dedicated service with the police department that began in 1992, when he took his oath of[Read More…]

77 Homewood-Flossmoor students named Illinois State Scholars

Homewood-Flossmoor High School has announced the selection of 77 members of its senior class as 2017-18 Illinois State Scholars. Illinois State Scholars rank in approximately the top 10 percent of the state’s high school seniors. They were selected by the Illinois Student Assistance Commission based on a combination of exemplary ACT[Read More…]

Armed robbers snatch woman’s purse Tuesday afternoon

A woman was uninjured when two thieves took her purse during a daylight armed robbery in a store parking lot on Halsted Street in Homewood on Tuesday. Homewood police said the shopper was returning to her car outside Target, 17605 S. Halsted St., shortly after 1:30 p.m. when she was[Read More…]

District 161 tax levy includes ‘huge increase’ from Meijer

With this year’s opening of the Meijer superstore, Flossmoor School District 161 is getting a needed boost in property tax revenue. According to the estimated 2016 tax levy, approved Monday by the board of education, District 161 will take in an additional $909,090 in property taxes, mostly as a result[Read More…]

Board approves 11 new courses for H-F curriculum

An expanded curriculum with 11 new courses is planned for the 2017-18 school year at Homewood-Flossmoor High School. Nancy Spaniak, H-F director of Curriculum, Instruction & Professional Development, said the changes will help students reach new goals while strengthening the curriculum. Several courses will help students move ahead in STEM[Read More…]

December 2016 e-edition

Homewood-Flossmoor High School’s second-ranked girls basketball team is heading into Monday’s super-sectional game with everything peaking at the right time. Coach Anthony Smith said his team is playing its best ball of the season and the players have become more confident in their abilities. That’s good timing because Montini Catholic[Read More…]

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