Chicago Life Magazine is a magazine included every other month in the Sunday edition of the New York Times in the Chicago area. Among its topics are politics, health, the arts, and style.
Contributors to the publication often include: Pam Berns(Publisher), Jessica Curry(Editor), Jane Ammeson(Interviews), Marilyn Soltis(Home), Brett Neveu(Theatre), Pamela Dittmer McKuen(Style), Carmen Marti(Health), Sigalit Zetouni(Art) and Amelia Levin(Dining).
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