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Bloom Township Board Sworn In

Reply Judge Luciano Panici, gives the oath to Bloom Township trustees, Cheryl Franklin, Don Garcia, Jacqelene Stewart and Michael Noonan. (Mary Compton) Bloom Township trustee, Cheryl Franklin speaks with TJ Somer, Bloom Township Supervisor. (Mary Compton) Retired Judge Stanfa, gives the oath of office to his nephew Joseph Stanfa. He is the Highway Commissioner for Bloom Township. (Mary Compton) Don Garcia, new trustee for Bloom Township thanks his family, friends and residents for voting him as one of the new trustees. (Mary Compton) TJ Somer gets sworn in as the Bloom Township Supervisor. (Mary Compton ) There was a celebration in the Bloom Township garage recently. Several Bloom Township residents showed up to witness the Bloom Township board being sworn in. On Tuesday May 18th

Southland Leaders Oppose Calumet County Club Redevelopment

UpdatedTue, Mar 9, 2021 at 9:04 am CT Reply(1) The board will consider approvals for the rezoning at the next meeting, taking place on Tuesday. (Michelle Yates) HOMEWOOD, IL The Planning and Zoning Commission for the Village of Homewood voted unanimously against rezoning the former Calumet Country Club on Thursday. The developers Diversified Partners are looking to flip the former golf course into an industrial park, and residents who attended numerous meetings protesting the development, are now optimistic. The property, located at the corner of Dixie Highway and 175th Street, is being considered for an industrial park development, which many residents of Homewood and nearby towns are not in favor of. After five planning and zoning meetings, officials voted to recommend the village board votes against it as well. Now, candidates for office in nearby towns and other organizations are speaking out on the matter.