Jamaica Ponder is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, writing for CBS News. With a focus on local news, Jamaica covers a wide range of topics including community events, cultural happenings, human interest stories, and profiles of individuals making a difference in their communities. Jamaica's writing aims to shed light on the diverse voices and experiences within the city of Chicago.
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Jamaica Ponder's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community organizations, and cultural diversity in Chicago. She frequently covers stories related to the city’s culture and society, family and relationships, as well as house and home topics.
If you have information about upcoming local events in Chicago or unique stories highlighting cultural diversity within the city, Jamaica is likely to be interested. Additionally, if you represent a community organization that has a positive impact on families or neighborhoods in Chicago, she may also be open to hearing about it.
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Daniel Henry is one of the co-founders of an After School Matters program.
By: Jamaica Ponder
A shoemaking and leather arts school might sound obscure, but you'd be surprised at how quickly their classes have been selling out, and how many people they can fit into one studio.
By Jamaica Ponder Updated on: February 29, 2024 / 11:15 AM CST / CBS Chicago
The Evolved Network was started by one therapist-turned-chef on a mission to serve the city.
CHICAGO (CBS) – A new book showcases where Chicago artists create their works.
CHICAGO (CBS) -- Parachute, one of Chicago's most acclaimed restaurants, plans to close its doors in Avondale before the end of the month, but that's far from the end of their story.
CHICAGO (CBS) -- A state-funded program is helping aspiring students train to keep up in the ever changing world of media.
By: Jamaica Ponder
Everyone learns how to do everything to get them ready for the very real demands of an ever-changing media industry.
"A lot of the customers like the robot because they are really cute," said Stephanie Gong, one of the first restaurateurs to bring robots onto the dining room floor and into the kitchen.
By: Adam Harrington
Joe Donlon's intro for the CBS Chicago Vault clip above was recorded in the fall of 2022.
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