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Police Reports: Jan. 29, 2015

56 calls: Traffic Stop (35), Burglar Alarm (3), Check Well Being (2), Assist Fire Dept. (8), Suspicious Circumstances (1), Found Property (1), Assist Other Agency (1), Traffic Accident with Damage (2), Disabled Vehicle (1), Juvenile Problem (1), Citizen Assist (1) Traffic Stop (35) 12:24 a.m., Kedzie Ave. & Olive Rd.[Read More…]

Police Reports: Jan. 28, 2015

71 calls: Traffic Stop (42), Assist Fire Dept. (6),  Burglar Alarm (5), Domestic Disturbance (2), Abandoned Vehicle (3), Lockout (4), Disabled Vehicle (2), Stray Animal (1), Traffic Hazard (1), Hit & Run (1), Citizen Assist (1), Suspicious Subject (2), Barking Dog (1) Traffic Stop (42) 12:00 a.m., I-80/I-294 & Halsted[Read More…]

Police Reports: Jan. 27, 2015

75 calls: Traffic Stop (56), Abandoned Vehicle (1), Burglar Alarm (3), Traffic Accident with Damage (1), Assist Fire Dept. (6), Lockout (1), Suspicious Circumstances (1), Minibike Complaint (1), Parking Problem (1), Domestic Disturbance (1), Noise Complaint (1), Check Well Being (1), Disturbance (1) Traffic Stop (56) 12:03 a.m., 18300 Highland[Read More…]

Police Reports: Jan. 22, 2015

49 calls: Traffic Stop (34), Abandoned Vehicle (1), Assist Fire Dept. (2), Suspicious Subject (2), Burglar Alarm (5), Found Property (1), Assist Other Agency (1), Check Well Being (1), Suspicious Circumstances (1), Disturbance (1) Traffic Stop (34) 12:18 a.m., 175th St. & Butternut Rd. 12:35 a.m., 18024 Halsted St. 1:10[Read More…]

Potbelly’s soft opening benefits H-F High School

Sherah, stolen when she was a puppy, was returned to her Homewood family more than five years later. (Photoby Marilyn Thomas/TheChronicle) Sherah, a tan and black German Shepherd eight-month-old pup, loved to play in the family’s back yard with Gerald and Jennifer Smith’s first and second graders. But then someone hopped their home’s six foot privacy[Read More…]

Police Reports: Jan. 21, 2015

Animal tags are required in Homewood and Flossmoor, but they aren’t a foolproof way to get a lost pet back. The best and easiest method is implanting a radio frequency identification microchip into the pet. It’s a simple process. The veterinarian injects the chip under the skin as though administering a shot.[Read More…]

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