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  • Lakeview, IL

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!

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Chicago to Vote on More Food Truck Stations Wednesday (MAP)

The city proposed nine more stations for food trucks to park, and Lake View is home to two of them. Check the map to see the entire city's grid of approved stations and the newly proposed ones.

Chicago to Vote on More Food Truck Stations Wednesday (MAP)
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Where to Eat, Drink Outdoors in Lake View (MAP)

From little sidewalk cafes to big outdoor patios, Patch compiled a list of almost everywhere in Lake View people can eat or drink outdoors. Making lunch or dinner plans on a sunny day? Check the map.

Where to Eat, Drink Outdoors in Lake View (MAP)
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Petition Calls to Ban Politicians in Annual Chicago Pride Parade

In the wake of Illinois' marriage equality vote upset, hundreds are flocking to sign a petition that would ban politicians from the parade. The creator says if the politicians desire the support of the LGBT community, "they need to show support."

Petition Calls to Ban Politicians in Annual Chicago Pride Parade
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Crews Behind LGBT Senior Home Break Ground in Boystown

The LGBT-friendly affordable housing development for seniors is the first of its kind in the region. Residents and local officials were on hand to sound off on the project Monday morning.

Crews Behind LGBT Senior Home Break Ground in Boystown