Eric Crump is the Founding Editor and General Manager at the Homewood-Flossmoor Chronicle. He focuses on a diverse range of themes including education, culture and society, and regional interest, with a particular emphasis on public education, accessibility, and social issues. Eric's work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting topics such as climate change, the housing market, and real estate development.
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By: Eric Crump
After last week’s tornado with its myriad associated problems, Homewood and Flossmoor got a change of pace on Saturday, Aug. 1. Flooding. The forecast called for rain all day, and it was accurate. Alternating rain and drizzle gave way in mid-afternoon to steady heavy rain that quick overwhelmed drainage systems.[Read More...]
Homewood and Flossmoor were hit with a strong storm producing tornado-level winds just before 11 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11.
The National Weather Service in Chicago announced Wednesday evening, Aug. 12, that five confirmed tornadoes were produced in a storm system that caused widespread damage and power outages throughout the region on Aug. 11. One of those tornadoes, an EF-1 storm, started in Orland Park and traveled through Country Club[Read More...]
By: Eric Crump
Ravisloe Country Club, the world’s first golf course to earn designation as an arboretum, lost more than 100 trees during recent storms.
By: Eric Crump
ComEd Vice President of Operations Jeremy Smith briefed reporters about local power outages at the H-F High School parking lot on Aug. 13.
By: Eric Crump
An Aug. 13 update of damage, power outages, and weather reports following a tornado and severe weather incident on Aug. 11.
By: Eric Crump
South suburban elected leaders gathered at Lansing Airport on Sunday, Aug. 16, to urge state and federal officials to make necessary disaster declarations that will unlock resources to help communities affected by recent severe storms. Remarks were led by Donna Miller, Cook County 6th District commissioner and Democratic candidate for[Read More...]
By: Eric Crump
After two tornadoes, Homewood and Flossmoor public works crews are figuring out where to place all the tree debris they are collecting.
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Homewood Science Center Executive Director Edie Dobrez had to speak up to be heard over the sounds of children playing with the center’s educational toys during a celebration Thursday, Aug. 6, of new features. While four youngsters built, traversed and enthusiastically destroyed a modular maze, Dobrez thanked representatives of granting[Read More...]
