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A look back: August 2019
Before the coronavirus quarantine, Aria Sline and Katie Nottke spent tons of time together, just like most teenage best friends. They saw each other during their days at Homewood-Flossmoor High School, especially enjoying lunchtime conversations that often took deep dives into important topics. H-F High School seniors Katie Nottke, left,[Read More…]
Willow School students get pen pals for the holidays
Classroom aide Jesica-Lyn Tellis helps students in the Willow SchoolDaily Living Skills class open letters from their pen pals.
A look back: July 2019
The District 233 proposed 2020-21 budget of $58.15 million will be balanced, according to Lawrence Cook, the district’s business manager. At the same time, Cook stressed that “due to these unprecedented times, actual budgetary needs may result in additional savings or more spending” at Homewood-Flossmoor High School. The school board[Read More…]
Life-sized toy soldiers guard local store
Life-sized toy soldiers create a holiday scene at The Art Corner in the Southgate Shopping Center.
Some of golf’s greats have played the Calumet Country Club course
Calumet Country Club clubhouse as it appeared in 1917, when the club relocated to Homewood.
Wondering if gerrymandering even matters
A decorated bench on display in downtown Homewood as part of the Benches for Change project was accidentally damaged over the weekend. Homewood spokeswoman Jennifer Quirke said the damage occurred sometime between 9 p.m. Friday and 6:30 a.m. Saturday. Homewood village officials said the decorated bench near the corner of[Read More…]
Registration open to volunteer at the BMW Championship
Golf enthusiasts have a chance to play a part in the 2020 BMW Championship golf tournament at Olympia Fields Country Club Aug. 18 through 23 by serving as a volunteer.
Crete family sees miracle in free new car
Chevrolet of Homewood owner Steve Phillipos, center, introduces the family who won a new car in the annual Homewood Chevy Cares contest.
A look back: June 2019
Homewood trustees are expected to vote on a nearly $1.8 million bond issue at the regular board meeting at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 8. If approved, the money would be used to fund a range of capital expenses and improvements. The board held a public hearing on the plan at its[Read More…]
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