Ron Kremer joined Patch.com in August of 2010 and has served in a number of roles with the company, most recently taking on duties as a local editor on Shorewood-IL.Patch.com, Channahon-Minooka.Patch.com and Joliet.Patch.com. Prior to joining Patch, Kremer accumulated 29 years of experience working at three different daily newspapers, spending 25 of those years covering local sports for The Joliet Herald-News. During that time, he had more than 4,000 bylines and won more awards than we can mention. He's interviewed celebs such as Tiger Woods, Pete Rose, Jack Nicklaus, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Reggie Jackson. But he's happiest when covering local news and sports, where the journalistic competition can be as intense as the rivalries between the powerhouse schools. During his time at The Herald-News, Kremer covered local preps, NASCAR, NHRA and the Western Open/BMW Championship.
Steve Gulden—after his contract is extended through the middle of 2016—says in a published report, "... Romeoville is my home and I belong here."
Raiders put undefeated record on the line vs. Bloom Township.
Romeoville returns to Central Standard Time at 2 a.m. Sunday.
Bolingbrook returns to Central Standard Time at 2 a.m. Sunday.
This 1-year-old dog is available for adoption through the Romeoville Humane Society.
This 1-year-old dog is available for adoption through the Romeoville Humane Society.
Romeoville didn't win a football game in 2012. Now, the Spartans are poised to make some noise in the Class 6A playoffs.
It's a wheel chair and an electric scooter—all in one.
It's a wheel chair and an electric scooter—all in one.
Crain's Chicago Business reports all unsold Dominick's grocery stores will be closed on Dec. 28.
Also, police report a van parked in front of a residence on Hickory Avenue was stolen.
Also, police report a 19-year-old man is charged in a burglary incident on Monticello Drive.
Eighth-grade girls at St. Scholastica School in Woodridge turn a regular practice routine into a cause for the greater good and folks at Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital are thrilled.
Junior political science major Matt Vasquez places second in overall competition at Maharishi University and third in the Advocacy-Client category.
Eighth-grade girls at St. Scholastica School in Woodridge turn a regular practice routine into a cause for the greater good and folks at Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital are thrilled.
An additional 1 to 1.5 inches of rainfall is predicted and could cause the East Branch of the DuPage River to rise above flood stage.
An additional 1 to 1.5 inches of rainfall is predicted and could cause the East Branch of the DuPage River to rise above flood stage.
Focus of school assembly is on finding ways to be efficient in our use of energy and to preserve our natural resources.
Under the direction of Ellen Schroll, middle school cast will perform Nov. 14-15 in the little theatre at Martinez.
Also, police report a 29-year-old is charged with failing to secure a child in an incident near the intersection of Dalhart Avenue and Arlington Drive.
