The building on West 183rd Street that once was home to the Brunswick Zone bowling alley, left, and Big Lots store is now owned by the village of Homewood and is slated for redevelopment. (Eric Crump/H-F Chronicle)
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Homewood makes progress in redeveloping vacant bowling alley, retail site

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Homewood trustees approved a settlement agreement on Oct. 25 with the owner of the building at 3055 183rd St. that formerly housed Brunswick Zone bowling alley and Big Lots store.

As part of the settlement, the village now owns the building.

The building on West 183rd Street that once was home to the Brunswick Zone bowling alley, left, and Big Lots store is now owned by the village of Homewood and is slated for redevelopment. (Eric Crump/H-F Chronicle)
The building on West 183rd Street that once was home to the Brunswick Zone bowling alley, left, and Big Lots store is now owned by the village of Homewood and is slated for redevelopment.…

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Eric Crump started his first newspaper with his best friend when he was 9. It was four pages and folded after one issue. Possibly as many as two or three people read it. In 2014, about 46 years later, he started another paper, the H-F Chronicle, which is still going and has a few more readers.

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