Kyle Garmes is an editor for The Beverly Review, a local newspaper in Chicago, Illinois. With a focus on covering news and events in the community, Kyle's articles highlight stories of resilience, community involvement, and local achievements. His work has also been featured in the Daily Journal.
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Kyle Garmes focuses on local community news and crime stories in the United States, specifically in Illinois and Chicago. Given his coverage attributes, he is likely to be more receptive to pitches related to breaking news or evolving stories within the local community. Additionally, he may also consider press releases from private sector organizations that have a direct impact on the local area.
If you have insights into ongoing crime-related issues, personal finance matters impacting local residents, or if you represent an organization with significant involvement in the community events mentioned in his articles titles, they are more likely to resonate with Kyle's coverage focus.
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John Roberts and Kurt Diana raised their families locally, but they share something else in common—something tragic—and they are now working to help other families avoid similar heartache.
A second car was stolen from a local family that fell victim to an armed carjacking earlier this month, and two people are in custody, according to local leaders and
Two men have been charged for an armed carjacking that occurred in North Beverly earlier this month.
Two defendants were ordered to remain in custody after being charged for an armed carjacking in North Beverly that has drawn attention nationwide.
With one defendant describing the crime as a smash and grab that “got out of hand,” two men were ordered to remain in custody after being charged for the armed
Thanksgiving is all about tradition, and at the Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences (CHSAS), that tradition includes students bonding with senior citizens after creating a feast with ingredients raised
Since a North Beverly family fell victim to a violent armed carjacking in early November, residents have asked themselves—and local leaders—important questions.
Nine years is a long time, and a lot can happen in that time span.
One family took home top honors for the second time, and another family did the same on its first try.
Of all the stories I can tell about my Aunt Vani O’Brien, I think the best one to start with is one that I don’t even remember.
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