Tag: Village of Homewood

Homewood OKs salt brine treatment for village streets this winter

Winter travel on the streets of Homewood will hopefully be easier following Tuesday’s village board vote to purchase a Henderson Salt Brine Maker and a spraying unit to treat local streets. The salt brine treatment will be used during heavy snowfalls and periods of freezing temperatures. Public Works Director John[Read More…]

Homewood to honor 2016 Hall of Fame inductees at Oct. 23 luncheon

The village of Homewood will honor the latest inductees in the Homewood Hall of Fame at 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 23. A noon luncheon at Ravisloe Country Club will be followed by the ceremony for the biennial induction. The deadline is Thursday, Oct. 13, to make reservations to attend.

Drug take-back is Saturday in Homewood

Got a cabinet full of old medicines? Drop them off at the Homewood Farmer’s Market from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 8. Drop-off will be at the Homewood Village Hall parking lot, 2020 Chestnut Road. Representatives from the Cook County Department of Environmental Control will accept expired[Read More…]

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Homewood Fire Department plans open house, parade to observe National Fire Prevention Week

  The crowd watches as a Homewood firefighter   demonstrates how emergency responders extricate   victims who are trapped in a vehicle during the 2015   Homewood Fire Department open house. The department   will hold its 2016 open house from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.   on Saturday. (Chronicle file photo)   National Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 9 to[Read More…]

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Homewood agrees to buy Ridge Road building — briefly

Homewood took another step in laying the groundwork for a major downtown redevelopment project Tuesday when the Board of Trustees agreed to purchase the old Funk Hall building at 2049-2051 Ridge Road. The village will not own the building long, however. It has an agreement to sell the building to[Read More…]

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Homewood fire hydrants go red

The leaves will be turning red soon, but Homewood fire hydrants are way ahead of them. The new color for hydrants has caught the eyes of some residents. Public Works Director John Schaefer said the hydrants have been yellow for a long time, at least several decades.

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