Zoe Pharo is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, focusing on local news and community stories. With a passion for highlighting the voices and experiences of individuals in her community, Zoe's work covers a range of topics including social issues, local events, and profiles of community members. Her writing has been featured in Hyde Park Paper and Little Village Magazine.
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Zoe Pharo's reporting focuses primarily on local news and events in the Hyde Park area of Chicago. Her coverage includes expert commentary, announcements, and event coverage with themes revolving around family & relationships, government & politics, and education.
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A rendering of the proposed Sunshine Community Center along the 6000 block of South King Drive.
By: Zoe Pharo
Seven local candidates running for two seats on Chicago’s first-ever elected school board faced off in Kenwood this week, answering questions about how to manage Chicago Public Schools’ (CPS) multi-billion
A federal civil rights complaint filed late this summer on behalf of students is accusing the University of Chicago of engaging in anti-Palestinian discrimination and censorship.
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation-used with permission.
More than 150 pro-Palestine student protesters march out of the University of Chicago's Main Quadrangle on Friday, October 11, 2024.
Ken Dunn, a South Sider who pioneered recycling and green living in Chicago, died earlier this month. He was 82 years old.
Bruce Sagan, the longtime publisher of the Hyde Park Herald and a pillar of Chicago news for more than half a century, is a National Medal of Arts awardee.
By: Evgenia Anastasakos, Marc C. Monaghan
City officials closed the migrant shelter at Hyde Park’s Lake Shore Hotel last Thursday as part of a plan to decompress shelters amid declining rates of new arrivals.
By: Marc C. Monaghan
About 40 people from UChicago United for Palestine enter the Harper Library building to deliver to the Dean of the College a petition demanding the reinstatement of a student who was put on an involuntary leave of absence by the University of Chicago after confrontations with police during a pro-Palestine protest on Oct. 11, 2024.
Katie Hill, an attorney whose legal work has focused on public safety initiatives in local and state government, was appointed earlier this month as the new executive director of the
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