Deena Lawley-Dixon is a journalist for the Chicago Tribune Media Group, specializing in local news coverage in the Chicago area. With a focus on community events, human interest stories, and local organizations, Deena brings attention to the people and issues that shape the city's vibrant culture.
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Deena's coverage focuses on local events, community programs, and lifestyle topics in the Illinois and Chicago area. She often includes expert commentary, event coverage, announcements, and seasonal content.
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By: Deena Lawley-Dixon
The Porter County 4-H Junior Leaders placed their first micro food pantry at Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church in Valparaiso on Thursday evening.
By: Deena Lawley-Dixon
Loading your audio article Sunset Hill Farm County Park now has a new playground for families to enjoy named after the late president of the Porter County Parks Foundation, Sharon Kish.
By: Deena Lawley-Dixon
Indiana Dunes National Park has been actively working to restore Cowles Bog and other nearby wetlands since 1998.
By: Deena Lawley-Dixon
To some folks, the buzz may be loud and different, but to cicadas, it is a party that is 17 years in the making.
By: Deena Lawley-Dixon
Visitors to Gnomes Day Out started their adventure by choosing a fairy name and shrinking down to fairy size before entering the village.
By: Deena Lawley-Dixon
The overuse of plastic materials, common in many facets of society, poses serious problems for environmental and human health.
By: Deena Lawley-Dixon
The Porter County Salvation Army Corp Archery program members are getting ready for a competition in three weeks in Marion, Indiana.
By: Deena Lawley-Dixon
A little bit of Nashville goes a long way for those who frequent DW's Junction 2-65 in Hebron, which claims to be the only live country music and line-dancing establishment in Northwest Indiana.
Once the all-clear was given by officials that there was no lightning in sight, Saturday's 45th Annual Popcorn Fest in downtown Valparaiso kicked off with its array of events.
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