Corilyn Shropshire is a journalist at the Chicago Tribune Media Group. She covers a range of topics, focusing on issues that impact local communities and storytelling that resonates with readers. Corilyn's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her commitment to insightful journalism.
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Corilyn's coverage focuses on the local impact of the coronavirus pandemic, particularly in Chicago. She seems to be interested in stories related to businesses, personal finance, government announcements, and family dynamics within this context. To effectively engage with Corilyn Shropshire, consider providing insights or access to individuals directly affected by these issues such as business owners navigating challenges due to the pandemic, families dealing with social distancing guidelines and financial strains or experts who can provide unique perspectives on government policies affecting these areas. Since her geographic focus is not specified but she covers South Side of Chicago extensively, pitches should keep this regional emphasis in mind unless there are broader implications for a wider audience.
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Who’s watching the kids this summer? Some parents are creating “do-it-yourself” summer camps, cobbling together activities and hiring a sitter, nanny or unemployed camp counselor.
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Leak & Sons Funeral Homes, started 87 years ago, has faced a surge of business from the coronavirus pandemic as COVID-19 social distancing directives have altered long-standing funeral traditions.
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Temporarily closed because it's a nonessential business, Big Blue Swim School focuses on expanding across the country until coronavirus restrictions ease and it can reopen.
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AGB, launched on Chicago's South Side 19 years ago, is busy during the coronavirus pandemic. Owners Denitra and John Griffin say business is up 25% since the end of January. “Unfortunately, criminals look at it as an opportunity,” Denitra Griffin said.
Canned tomatoes are the ultimate in home-cooking convenience. In this guide, we explain when to use which. By Published Jan. 3, 2025.
By: Corilyn Shropshire
Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis Gates was criticized on social media for a comment she allegedly made at a recent union House of
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