<b>Email: </b>jean.whitney@patch.com<b> <br>Phone: </b>314-223-3357<b><br>Hometown: </b>Chesterfield<b><br>Birthday: </b>April 27
<b>Bio</b>
I was born in the Central West End and by age eight lived in the Washington, D.C. area. I graduated from Syracuse University in upstate NY in three years, in newspaper journalism and British literature. Studied a year in London. Joined masters programs in newspaper journalism at University of Arizona in Tucson, and New York University.
I've worked in the publishing industry in magazine, books and newspaper in New York City, Silicon Valley, Madrid Spain, Tucson, and now the St. Louis area.
I won numerous awards reporting during the dot-com boom and bust on the San Francisco Peninsula.
I worked as part of a startup free daily newspaper that overran the competition on the San Francisco Peninsula with better reporting, and which was later bought by the San Jose Mercury News for millions of dollars.
I transferred to Chesterfield Patch from a South County Patch on Aug. 3, 2011.
Bestselling author James Patterson teams up with Chesterfield Patch in an exclusive reading program READKIDDOREAD for kids of every age. This list is ages 11 and up.
Bestselling author James Patterson’s READKIDDOREAD program brings you some great summer reading options. Here are "The Best Illustrated."
Bestselling author James Patterson’s READKIDDOREAD program brings you reading lists for every age. If you’re looking for some great reading options, check this list of “Terrific Transitional” books.
The board of education is expected to extend Keith Marty's work contract through June 2015, at Wednesday public board meeting, 7:30pm.
Author James Patterson in video here talks about how summer reading is key for preschool through teens; he teamed up with Chesterfield Patch.
Bestselling author James Patterson’s READKIDDOREAD program brings you reading lists with some great options, especially this list of “Favorite Pageturners.”
Avoid tar on your car and shoes, and jam up.
Construction progress obvious at busy intersection.
Chesterfield house loses major ceilings to get to fire in attic.
RGA eyeing corner across from City Hall, near Dierbergs HQ and Doubletree hotel.
The attic squatters had to go.
Weather forecast is clear, 10mph wind—keeps the mosquitos away.
Monarch Fire Protection District board approves payment, plus progresses with plans for new website.
Trained at Saint Louis University.
Monarch Fire Protection District board okays payment Wednesday.
Stephen Ricci
New location opens Sunday, workers said.
A new Mexican restaurant, Fiesta, opens in old Blockbuster store.
Opening soon: Business has its signs up outside and soda machine inside.
Residents gain overlooks to Baxter Road intersection.
