Bob Goldsborough is a freelance writer for the Chicago Tribune. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, education, and professional sports, with a particular focus on residential real estate, public education, and major league sports. Bob's work has been featured in numerous publications such as the East Bay Times, The Sun News, and The Detroit News.
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Bob Goldsborough's coverage reflects a strong emphasis on local news, particularly in Illinois and Chicago. His articles often cover obituaries, real estate transactions involving prominent figures, and business developments. If you are looking to pitch to him, consider offering compelling profiles of individuals or businesses based in the Chicago area or with ties to Illinois.
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After-dark TV gabfests display Chicago's creativity
By: Bob Goldsborough
Kevin Michael Doyle began his career as an actor before serving for 22 years as a Chicago police officer, stationed in the 18th District on the Near North Side.
By: Bob Goldsborough
A home in southwest suburban Frankfort that the late DePaul University vocal professor Anne Perillo-Michuda and her late husband built in the early 1970s came on the market for the first time ever on May 12.
By: Bob Goldsborough
Northwestern University football offensive coordinator Chip Kelly in late April paid close to $5 million for a five-bedroom, 4,450-square-foot house in Winnetka.
By: Bob Goldsborough
Former Chicago Bulls head coach Billy Donovan and his wife, Christine, sold their six-bedroom limestone and masonry house in Lincoln Park for $4.35 million.
By: Bob Goldsborough
Labor attorney Arthur Loevy spent decades advocating for clothing workers in factories in his role as an attorney and executive of a large, Chicago-based international trade union.
By: Bob Goldsborough
Former Chicago Bears wide receiver D.J. Moore has placed his five-bedroom, 6,430-square-foot house in Vernon Hills on the market for $1.9 million.
By: Bob Goldsborough
A prominent Chicago personal-injury attorney who represented Northwestern University athletes during a hazing scandal that cost the school's football
By: Bob Goldsborough
Photographer David Plowden started out chronicling American railroads in the postwar era before broadening his focus and hopscotching the country, using
By: Bob Goldsborough
A five-bedroom, 7,500-square-foot Italianate-style house on the Gold Coast that was designed by architect Jarvis Hunt sold on Friday.
