CRUISE AROUND HOMEWOOD – Every Saturday morning, join GoodSpeed Cycles on a free, moderately paced 9-mile ride over “the best just-riding-around route in Homewood.” Start from the bike shop at 8:30 a.m. and cruise through Butterfield Creek, Rovers Run and Izaak Walton Preserve. Enjoy doughnuts back at the bike shop[Read More…]
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Homewood board approves move to purchase 2 downtown buildings
District 153 recognizes outstanding student efforts
Members of the District 153 school board took time to recognize outstanding volunteers at Willow and Churchill Schools. At the April 11 board meeting, students representing the Young Athletes Program at Willow, members of the Churchill Student Council and the James Hart School eighth grade volleyball team were honored for[Read More…]
Computer protection program halts attack on H-F High’s network
A computer protection program from CrowdStrike that District 233 purchased in February paid for itself on March 11, when one of the servers at Homewood-Flossmoor High School was attacked. Steve Richardson, director of information technology, told the District 233 school board at its April 19 meeting that a malicious attempt[Read More…]
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Flossmoor Baseball & Softball opening day parade.
4/26/2022 | What You Need to Know Today
HIGH SCHOOL PARENTS ASSOC – Homewood-Flossmoor Parents Association hosts a Meet & Greet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in H-F High School’s South Building TLC. Learn about leadership and volunteer opportunities with HFPA, and meet incoming Principal Clinton Alexander and Superintendent-Elect Scott Wakeley. SOUTH AFRICAN HOUSE MUSIC – Another installment of[Read More…]
SD161 board makes plans to use large federal grant
Homewood trustees to consider authorizing purchase of two downtown properties
H-F High alumnus and students add graphic murals to Performing Arts Center space
County releases 2021 sustainability report
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle released the 2021 Cook County Sustainability Report on Friday, April 22, highlighting the county’s efforts to support healthy and resilient communities that thrive economically, socially and environmentally. Since 2010, emissions from county-owned buildings have been reduced by 40%, according to the report. In 2020,[Read More…]
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