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D161 board welcomes new Heather Hills principal

Heather Hills School in Flossmoor will have a new principal July 1. At its meeting Monday, May 14, the District 161 board approved the hiring of Ashley Holland. The board also approved the curriculum for the proposed STEAM lab at Serena Hills School and discussed a plan for restructuring student[Read More…]

Idlewild LB May17-June17 2018

In our cover feature, Marilyn Thomas reported on the South Suburban Recreation Association’s 45th anniversary. The organization provides sports and recreation opportunities to people with special needs in the H-F area. Tom Houlihan wrote about Flossmoor’s recognition for its intentional inclusivity by the International City and County Managers Association. The[Read More…]

Rep. Kelly sponsors legislation to advance maternal health

Rep. Robin Kelly, D-Ill., is sponsoring legislation in Congress to address the rise in maternal mortality rates.  She announced the legislation, MOMMA Act, at a press conference May 12 at UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial in Harvey. Kelly, who represents Homewood and Flossmoor in Congress, is chair of the Congressional Black[Read More…]

Rabbi of the people retires from Temple Anshe Sholom

    Ed Laginess, president of the Beverly Arts Center board,  presents Kimberly Mitchell of Flossmoor with the Bill  and Judie Anderson Award in the 42nd Annual BAC  Art Competition at the Beverly Arts Center in  Chicago. Mitchell’s winning black and white  photo is of an elderly woman praying  during a church service. (Provided photo)  All[Read More…]

Franciscan fitness LB may16-june30

In June, our cover feature focused on how local firefighters keep themselves fueled up and ready to respond to emergencies. Carrie Steinweg’s story covered the culinary talents of Homewood and Flossmoor firefighters, with photos by Mary Compton. Top news stories included the purchase of the Triumph Building on Ridge Road[Read More…]

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