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Kayla Webley (editor in chief/managing editor)
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Kayla Webley is the Editor-in-Chief of the Windy Citizen. She is currently a graduate student at Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism and has interned at The Portland Oregonian, The Seattle Times, The Scripps Howard News Wire and National Public Radio. Her work has also been published by Chicago Public Radio, The Huffington Post, The Rocky Mountain News, The San Diego Union-Tribune, La Prensa San Diego, The Arizona Daily Star, The Ventura County Star, The Kitsap Sun and HGTV Ideas Magazine. Kayla is a 2008 Carnegie-Knight Journalism Fellow, and can be reached here.
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May 27, 2008 12:00 AMby Kayla WebleyEarthquake tremors rattle Chicago
At 4:36 A.M. Friday morning, tremors swept across the Chicago area, lasting for about 15 seconds and shaking high rises. According to a dispatcher on the city information line, hundreds of people began calling in from across the city immediately to ask if it had been an earthquake.
In Old Town, emergency sirens began sounding just twelve minutes later as car horns honked from the streets. More on this developing story as it comes in.
UPDATE 4:59 A.M.: A reader, Ed, has posted a link to the seismograph.
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