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I grew up in West De Pere, Wisconsin, a suburb just outside of Green Bay. While attending the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee for journalism, I dived into various media outlets through internships at print newspapers, Milwaukee Public Radio and WISN-TV. I later freelanced for Patch in Milwaukee while working part time at the TV station post-internship. After graduating, I landed a full-time job with Patch as an editor outside of Milwaukee, and when the company announced new opportunities in Chicago, I jumped on the chance to live in Lake View. It finally feels good to call my favorite community in the world home!

After gathering feedback from residents, the group behind the Clark Street Task Force is ready to show what’s up his sleeve.
Three stages and more than 50 musical performances will pack the corner of Milwaukee and Evergreen.
The new Wicker Park artisan market says it’s making some changes after debuting last weekend.
The unique dog park at Belmont Harbor in Lake View has local dogs cooling off on one of the hottest weeks of the summer.
Tunney addresses the apparent uptick in crime, saying he’s met with police after a string of weekend robberies.
The man ran past a fire station to a gas station to report the shooting, but no shell casings were found.
Neighbors say they’re not anti-Cubs, but they’re not getting the answers they need to make informed decisions, and Mayor Emanuel isn’t listening.
Executive Chef Amanda Downing is showing us all how to make her two burgers from Roscoe Village Burger Fest.
The native of Wrigleyville’s iO Theater and the Annoyance Theater—which is moving to Lake View—will soon be Saturday Night Live’s newest writer.
The sportswear retailer was recently confirmed to be the new tenant, and now city permits show crews will soon begin the buildout of the former Cans Bar & Canteen.
It’s a part of the Montrose Green’s annual “Music in the Park” event. Second on the list of summer performers is this pop duo. Give them a listen here.
The Clark Street staple says it’ll shutter after 41 years of creating French dishes and famous crepes.
Developers slashed the number of units planned at the 32-acre project while preserving some of area’s original buildings, two things residents pleaded for.
Developers slashed the number of units planned at the 32-acre project while preserving some of area’s original buildings, two things residents pleaded for.
Developers slashed the number of units planned at the 32-acre project while preserving some of area’s original buildings, two things residents pleaded for.
Developers slashed the number of units planned at the 32-acre project while preserving some of area’s original buildings, two things residents pleaded for.