Janice Neumann is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois. She writes for the Chicago Tribune Media Group and The San Diego Union-Tribune, with her work also appearing in The Washington Post and WVNews. Janice covers a range of topics, including human interest stories, local events, and community initiatives.
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Janice Neumann's coverage indicates a focus on local events and community initiatives, with emphasis on education, children, and community issues. She is likely to be receptive to pitches related to local educational programs or events, human interest stories featuring individuals making a positive impact in the community, as well as topics related to children's welfare and development.
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By: Janice Neumann
Megan Wenstrup has been to enough fundraisers to know of the deadly nature of breast cancer as well as the survivability of the disease given the right circumstances.
By: Janice Neumann
Andy and Linda Bullen fell in love with Chicago's Pullman neighborhood the first time they visited, but it was when they returned for a house tour that they decided to become part of the Pullman themselves.
By: Janice Neumann
A Bremen High School student group celebrated its Hispanic heritage Saturday, showing off some Latin moves at the Midlothian Public Library.
By: Janice Neumann
Emily Klehm led the South Suburban Humane Society from a rundown building to a sparkling new space with sweeping outdoor views and walking paths, increasing the agency's profile along the way.
By: Janice Neumann
Singing in front of a live audience for the first time was easier than it might have been for Rory Ali because she felt good about performing a song by the popular Sherene, sometimes known as the “Adele” of the Middle East.
By: Janice Neumann
Max Castillo has already earned an associates degree from Moraine Valley Community college and is working on a second degree in science, and he hasn't even finished high school yet.
By: Janice Neumann
Back when Erin Lee was in high school, there was a stigma around students with mental health challenges.
Yoseline De La Rosa never imagined herself being a leader just a few short years ago, but the senior at Bremen High School in Midlothian is opening
Black seed oil has been catching on in recent years as a health supplement, but proponents of the seeds have been lauding their health virtues for centuries.
By: Janice Neumann
Some dogs rescued in late October from a hoarding situation involving 146 animals in West Virginia got a lucky break thanks to the Matteson-based South Suburban Humane Society and its network of foster homes.
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