Corli Jay is a Community Investment Reporter at Crain's Chicago Business. She focuses on elections, government, politics, and public policy, exploring the intersection of these themes within community investment. Corli's work has been featured in Crain's Chicago Business, Ad Age, Chicago magazine, Hyde Park Paper, The TRiiBE, South Side Weekly, and Chicago Reader.
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Corli Jay's coverage focuses predominantly on local Chicago news, with an emphasis on entertainment, government & politics, and business. Given the mix of press releases and private sector announcements in her articles, she may be interested in pitches related to newsworthy events or developments within these categories.
For instance, if you have a story about a local business innovation or are privy to exclusive information regarding changes within a prominent company operating in Chicago, it might pique Corli's interest. Additionally, if your pitch revolves around local government policies or noteworthy happenings in the entertainment industry specific to Chicago, it could also align with her coverage.
Pitching stories that encompass the aforementioned themes and topics while staying grounded in the context of Chicago would likely resonate well with Corli's areas of focus.
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The proposal passed council with a vote of 29-19.
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"I think trust needs to be built between these alders and their constituents, especially if they want to run again," one organizer said.
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“It started off with just our schools, and everybody just started requesting it,” one co-founder of Pillars said.
Chicago-born and raised muralist Robert Valadez remembers the song “Cult of Personality ,” a 1988 single from the band Living Colour. “In the
A tool to make finding affordable housing easier to locate may soon be a reality after the Committee on Housing and Real Estate advanced an ordinance to pilot a centralized online affordable housing portal.
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Students and organizers said the principal removed several resources, including the Peace Room, an arts space, and the Freedom Store, from the school following a town hall.
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Hosted by Equity and Transformation and the Movement for Black Lives, the event brought hundreds together to define the future of Black liberation and economic justice.
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The two-week program for high school students can be seen as a revolutionary act, especially as the federal government is rescinding environmental protections.
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Days after the opening of the Obama Presidential Center, residents of nearby South Shore and Washington Park are still fighting to stay in their communities.
