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District 86 released the following statement Friday afternoon about the doughnut fundraiser at the school. During the past week, a number of people have shared their thoughts and perspectives on the recent fundraiser at Hinsdale Central that was organized to raise money for humanitarian aid in Gaza. Those we have heard from have talked about the importance of using this situation to promote a greater understanding and appreciation for the diverse populations that make up our community. They have also expressed the desire to...
Hinsdale Central athletic director Mike Jezioro never planned to become a teacher, much less a coach. He was nearing the start of his senior year at Glenbard East High School when the teachers went on strike, causing the varsity football team on which he played to forfeit its first game. "As a 17-year-old boy, that was the most traumatic, horrible thing," Jezioro said. "I couldn't believe that adults had that much effect over us." So he abandoned his plans to study computer en...
Cross country, boys Oct. 28 @ IHSA sectional V places 7th with 173 points Bandukwala, 1st, 15:10.61 Lowe, 17th, 15:50.02 Kurimay, 41st, 16:23.72 Gamboa, 51st, 16:30.49 Miller, 73rd, 16:51.22 Kamenev, 76th, 16:55.2 Revord, 92nd, 17:19.41 Cross country, girls Oct. 28 @ IHSA sectional V places 5th with 127 points Dygon, 15th, 19:10.2 Hodneland, 22nd, 19:24.3 Griffin, 26th, 19:28.08 Boyd, 28th, 19:31.77 Satre, 40th, 19:44.45 Skay, 47th, 19:51.78 Hockey Oct. 29 vs. DuPage V wins 5-4 Crabb, 2 goals Anderson, goal Weller, goal Yu,...
Members of the Hinsdale Central boys and girls cross teams will compete at the IHSA state final meet Saturday, Nov. 4, at Detweiler Park in Peoria. Representing Red Devil Nation for the boys will be seniors Aden Bandukwala, Evan Kurimay and Maxwell Lowe, juniors Nikita Kamenev and Cooper Revord, sophomore Michael Gamboa and freshman Henry Miller. Representing Red Devil Nation for the girls will be seniors Kennedy Boyd, Pola Dygon and Camden Griffin, sophomore Lily Hodneland and freshmen Ella Satre and Evelyn Skay. Good luck...
9U WINS FIRST PLAYOFF GAME It was chilly but dry Sunday morning as the 9U Falcons took Dickinson Field for their opening playoff game. The Bartlett Raiders came to town looking to spoil the Falcons’ undefeated season; however, the young Falcons prevailed with a hard-fought 21-0 victory. The offense stalled on its first drive of the game, but the Falcon D picked got the ball back to them four plays later. This time they methodically drove the ball toward the goal line. Luke Wanless finished the drive behind a Quinn Houser a...
Deeds for the following properties in Hinsdale and Golfview Hills were recorded in DuPage County from Sept. 25 to Oct. 20. 1. 12 E. Hinsdale Ave., Jacob Chaudhry Properties LLC to 12 E. Hinsdale LLC, Sept. 25, $520,000 2. 330 The Lane, Jeffrey Carlstead and Carlstead Revocable Living Trust to Nathan Leong and Eileen Wang, Sept. 26, $1,750,000 3. 844 S. Washington St., Geraldine Alshabkhoun to 844 S. Washington LLC, Sept. 27, $2,000,000 4. 636 S. County Line Road, Kevin Callahan and Peggy R. Callahan Trust to Shanna and...
Boris is a friendly little guy who is looking for a very special home. Boris has tested positive for feline leukemia virus, an autoimmune condition that is highly contagious to other cats. Because of this, he must be the only cat in the house (unless the other cat is also positive for FeLV). But Boris doesn’t let that get him down! He is a very happy, curious cat who loves humans of all ages and even seems to like dogs. If you are interested in meeting Boris, please stop by t...
The first glimmers of the holiday season are here. So let the festivities and planning begin. I love the thought of twinkly lights, celebrations and time with family and friends. However, this abundantly splendid season can sometimes leave me with little time to cook. So, a few years ago, when my holiday calendar was over flowing, I had an epiphany. What if I had a cheese and charcuterie night instead of the traditional meal I had planned? I could make it ahead and it would...
Hinsdale's Scout Troop 10 has come a long way in its 100 years, its appellation being no exception. "We were established as Troop 3," said Shreeman Patel, Troop historian and a junior at Hinsdale Central. How it became Troop 10 remains a mystery, but Patel said its no secret that it traces its beginning to 1923 - at least not once it came to everyone's attention. "We only noticed that this was the centennial year in the middle of last year," he revealed. "So we were like,...
Village streets were filled trick-or-treaters Tuesday afternoon. In spite of a wicked weather threat, there was only a dusting of snow and chilly temperatures, which didn't stop the festivities. (Jim Slonoff photos)...
Small, strong, unique and determined are just a few words Hinsdale's Christina Scalise-Morrissey uses to describe a hummingbird. She said those same words accurately describe the children who turn to Hummingbird Pediatric Therapies for help to overcome all sorts of obstacles and meet all kinds of goals. Founder and CEO Scalise-Morrissey and her teams provide a host of services to children from newborns through pre-teen, including speech, occupational, physical and feeding ther...
