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  • Hinsdale Central lists graduates

    Updated Jun 1, 2022

    HINSDALE CENTRAL LISTS GRADUATES More than 650 members of the Class of 2022 graduated from Hinsdale Central High School May 26.  They are Masa Abboud, Eliza Abdullai, Althea Abrusci, Obada Abuzneid, Amy Ackerman, Jaydon Adams, Jeremiah Adams, Jon Adams, Arnima Agrawal, Aminah Ahmed, Shaan Ahuja, Arman Akbar, Sydney Akers, Marleni Alcantar, Ward Aldasoqi, John Alden, Mujtaba Ali-Khan, Rami Alkadri, Sean Allison, Ayah Almusaddy, Mohammad Alsabek, John Alter, Mohammed Alyousef, Mindaugas Ambrozas, Rayya Amina, Anna Amine, Collin...

  • Real estate sales

    Updated Jun 1, 2022

    Deeds for these properties in Hinsdale and Golfview Hills were recorded in DuPage County from April 26 to May 19. 1. 240 Meadowbrook Lane, Chong Zhang and Anne Tong to Joseph, Ada, Maureen and Najib Albina, April 26, $825,000 2. 811 S. Clay St., Gustavo Lara and Laura Leslie to Brian and Tara O’Malley, April 26, $1,055,000 3. 14 S. Elm St., Robert Stegmann and Cynthia J. Stegmann Trust to Jordan and Lindsey Platts, April 28, $980,000 4. 1409 Burr Oak Road, Peter Barnes, Donald Cupps and J. Beverley Barnes Trust to Elaine S...

  • Storm threat moves Hinsdale Central graduation indoors - but it was still a great night to be a Red Devil

    Updated Jun 1, 2022

    Mother Nature provided one more test to prove their "grit" as members of the Hinsdale Central Class of 2022 had to have their graduation ceremony indoors because of threatening weather last Thursday night. And while it was warm in the gym, it didn't stop the pomp and circumstance as the 667 members of the class received their diplomas. Many parents were able to spot their graduates as they entered. Before showtime the graduates mingled, hugged and mugged for pictures. Sydney...

  • Hinsdale splashes into summer 2022

    Ken Knutson|Updated Jun 1, 2022

    The Memorial Day weekend heat wave arrived at just the right time for the opening of the Hinsdale Community Pool. Heather Bereckis, superintendent of parks and recreation for the village, said attendance built over the course of the first weekend of the season, culminating in the largest group of swimmers and sun seekers on Monday. "Windy conditions on Saturday kept some people away, so there wasn't as big of a crowd," Bereckis said. "We definitely saw the biggest crowds (on...

  • Drop in number of new COVID-19 cases

    Updated Jun 1, 2022

    The DuPage County Health Department reported 22 new cases of COVID-19 in Hinsdale over the past week, bringing the total number of cases in the DuPage County portion of Hinsdale to 3,640, compared to 3,618 last week. The Cook County Health Department is no longer reporting on cases specific to Hinsdale. Hinsdale High School District 86 reported 24 positive cases as of May 27, including nine staff members, nine students at Central and six students at South. Community Consolidated Elementary District 181 reported 18 cases from...

  • Weekly agenda

    Updated Jun 1, 2022

    Hinsdale High School District 86 Board 6 p.m. Thursday, June 2 Hinsdale South High School 7401 Clarendon Hills Road, Darien https://d86.hinsdale86.org On the agenda: public hearing on amended budget, overview of school security measures, discussion about FOIA requests, update on superintendent committees...

  • Graduation program omits 15 teens' names

    Updated Jun 1, 2022

    The parents of one student whose name was among several left off of the Hinsdale Central graduation program were unhappy with the district’s initial plan to correct the error. Matt and Tracy Zander, whose son, Will, is a member of the Class of 2022, sent an email to several district individuals Saturday about the omission of all students whose last name begins with “Z” from the program. They wrote that sending out corrected programs to the 15 affected families is not enough. “A true effort in correcting this signifi...

  • Hinsdale American Legion hosts procession, ceremony to commemorate Memorial Day

    Updated Jun 1, 2022

    It's been three years since the last Memorial Day procession and ceremony was held in Hinsdale. Members of Hinsdale's American Legion Post 250 led the procession up Washington to the Memorial Building. Sutton and Collins Schmidt waited patiently for the procession's start. Olivia Agema watches the veterans march past. Norm Chimenti, a Marine veteran, pays his respects as Taps are played. Ford Runyan was one of the Boy Scouts who participated in the procession. (Jim Slonoff...

  • Once upon a time

    Updated Jun 1, 2022

    First florist - This photo in Sandy Williams' book, "Images of America - Hinsdale," is of Fred Morris. "Englishman Fred Morris established Morris Florists in 1894. Shown about 1907 in the greenhouse near his home at Hickory and Grant streets, Morris produced shrubs, vegetables and herbs as well as flowers. When the government encouraged victory gardens during the war, Morris volunteered to teach residents proper planting methods."...

  • '85 Super Bowl champs bring their game to HCS Family Services' 85th

    Updated Jun 1, 2022

    HCS Family Services had some 1985 Super Bowl champion Chicago Bears on hand May 13 not only to help pass out cookies to their clients, but also attend the agency's 85th birthday celebration later that afternoon. The players included Kurt Becker, Jim Morrissey, Emery Moorhead, Mike Hartenstine and Otis Wilson. Becker was the fastest moving Bear on the lines that afternoon passing out cookies. Morrissey and Moorhead take a moment to pose with Shazad Ali Carbaidwala and Scott...

  • A touch of Grace

    Updated May 26, 2022

    Chopped champion Grace Goudie visited the Hinsdale Public Library earlier this month to cook and chat about her experiences from waiting tables in Hinsdale to winning the first round of "Chopped Casino Royale." Goudie, a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America in Napa, Calif., worked in restaurants in California - including the three Michelin-starred French Laundry - before opening Scratchboard Kitchen in Arlington Heights in April 2020. As she prepared the evenings...

  • This week's cover

    Updated May 26, 2022

    Joining the bigs - Members of the Devil's baseball club's 9-U Red team visited the Hinsdale Central baseball game May 18. The boys had the chance to line up for the National Anthem before the game. While the Red Devils came up short that day against York losing 9-1, the team did finish first in the conference with a 12-6 record and a 19-10 record overall. The team was scheduled to meet Romeoville in a regional meet Wednesday after press time. (Jim Slonoff p...

  • Free parking coming to downtown

    Ken Knutson|Updated May 25, 2022

    The need to forage for loose change in order to park on downtown Hinsdale streets will soon be in the rearview mirror. On June 1, the village's new three-hour parking zone takes effect for the central business district, replacing the longstanding parking meters with high-tech license plate reader technology to enforce compliance. Hinsdale trustees approved the change last month, saying the limited free parking is more efficient way to manage downtown supply and protect spaces...

  • Bank building once home to fire station

    Pamela Lannom|Updated May 25, 2022

    Ever notice the stars in relief on the top corners of the front door of 25 E. First St.? Or the red bell mounted on the brick wall? Both are clues as to the original use of the building, which now is home to Hinsdale Bank and Trust. The Colonial Revival building there and the adjoining one were built in 1935 as Works Progress Administration projects to house the village's police and fire stations. They were designed by Hinsdale architect Harford Field. The fire station had...

  • Self-care can take many different forms

    Pamela Lannom|Updated May 25, 2022

    We've all heard the flight attendant's speech: In the event the cabin loses pressure and the oxygen masks drop, secure your own mask before helping others. The directions might sound counterintuitive to those inclined to first tend to those in need of assistance. But if you don't take care of yourself, there's no way you'll be able to care for others. In the airplane example the instructions are clear and easy to follow. In many other situations in life, determining how to...

  • Mazzochi sponsors talk on property tax appeals

    Updated May 25, 2022

    State Rep. Deanne Mazzochi (R-47, Elmhurst) together with Downers Grove Township Assessor Greg Boltz is hosting a seminar on understanding and appealing a property tax assessment from 7 to 8 p.m. tonight, May 26, at The Community House, 415 W. Eighth St., Hinsdale “Homeowners are struggling right now,” Mazzochi explained in a press release. “This seminar will help property owners understand their bill, how local and state spending impacts it, and what the assessment appeal process looks like.” Anyone with questions about t...

  • Correction

    Updated May 25, 2022

    A truck trailer caught fire on First Street on May 12. An incorrect date was listed in the photo caption in last week’s issue....

  • Weekly agenda

    Updated May 25, 2022

    Hinsdale High School District 86 Board 6 p.m. Thursday, June 2 Hinsdale South High School 7401 Clarendon Hills Road, Darien https://d86.hinsdale86.org...

  • Increases in positive cases holding steady

    Updated May 25, 2022

    The DuPage County Health Department reported 52 new cases of COVID-19 in Hinsdale over the past week, bringing the total number of cases in the DuPage County portion of Hinsdale to 3,618, compared to 3,566 last week. The Cook County Health Department is no longer reporting on cases specific to Hinsdale. Hinsdale High School District 86 reported 32 positive cases as of May 20, including nine staff members, 16 students at Central and seven students at South. Community Consolidated Elementary District 181 reported 34 cases from...

  • Once upon a time

    Updated May 25, 2022

    Early multi-use building - This photo in Sandy Williams' book, "Images of America - Hinsdale," is of the hook and ladder group in front of the town hall at 25 E. First St. about 1890. "The fire department began as a group of merchants who volunteered to protect the wooden buildings in the downtown area. Later, a hose company and separate hook and ladder group were established, merging in 1893 to form the Hinsdale Volunteer Fire Department." This building, constructed in 1887,...

  • Madison students pitch in

    Updated May 25, 2022

    The Madison School Kids Care Club celebrated Earth Day by hosting a school wide outdoor clean-up last month. All Madison students were encouraged to pick up trash around the school and throughout Robbins Park. Armed with paper bags, the kids raced across the park in pursuit of litter. Vivian Perksowski and her sister Claudia along with Addie Johnson found a few things near the Robbins playground. (Jim Slonoff photos)...

  • Good news

    Updated May 25, 2022

    STUDENTS WIN AWARDS AT STATE Several Hinsdale Central students won awards during the recent Family, Career and Community Leaders of America’s state competition. • Toral Bhatt, gold, apparel construction casual category • Chloe Chang, gold and most outstanding, child care provider category • Zuzanna Sokolowski, gold, apparel construction semi-formal category Faculty sponsors are Dawn Oler and Elizabeth Meersman. TEAM MEMBERS RECOGNIZED Nine students from Hinsdale Central’s Model U.N. team earned the Diplomacy Award during th...

  • This week's cover

    Updated May 18, 2022

    A colorful walk - The colors were flying all around The Community House Sunday morning. This year the Walk the Walk for Mental Health took on a splash of color as the more than 400 walkers were met at four separate stations where powder was tossed onto their shirts - and hair - and just about everywhere. All funds raised go directly to The Community House counseling center to provide therapy to local young people and their families who do not have adequate insurance. Please...

  • Dist. 86 board OKs early release plan

    Ken Knutson|Updated May 18, 2022

    Hinsdale High School District 86 Board members last week signed off on 2022-23 school calendar that includes 15 early release days. The 5-2 vote in favor of the schedule, as part of its approval of the district’s three-year calendar, came two weeks after a majority of the board expressed misgivings with the idea. Board members Jeff Waters, Peggy James and Debbie Levinthal said they expected to see an alternative option presented at the meeting, But district administrators said the Hinsdale High School Teachers Association, w...

  • All aboard! Ride back in time at depot

    Ken Knutson|Updated May 18, 2022

    Hinsdale may straddle the county line, but it was the train line that truly put the village on the map. The mid-19th-century decision by Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad officials to run its railroad through the fledgling town instead of the more established Fullersburg one mile to the north was the beginning of the suburb residents know today. The downtown business district flourished near the main station. But well-heeled residents on the outskirts wanted closer access...

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