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By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor The saying goes that April showers bring May flowers. In The Chronicle’s case, however, May edition brings April poll results. We kicked off our latest round of polls by asking what our readers’ favorite part of spring was, as the first day of spring, March 19, had j...

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By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor We have a winner and boy is she adorable! The Northside Chronicle’s Cutest Baby Photo Contest has come to a close. We had a total of six absolutely precious baby photos submitted to us from Northiders and Chronicle subscribers. Each one of them brought many “awwwws” ...

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By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor The first month of 2024 has come and gone, which means it’s time once more to look at the results of The Northside Chronicle’s weekly polls. As we were just coming off of the Christmas season when our latest batch of polls launched, we asked what your favorite part o...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor Another year has come and gone, as we say “goodbye” to 2023 and move on to 2024. While New Years often has people looking towards the future, it is also a time to reflect and look back over the past year to measure all the changes we’ve gone through and all the accom...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor The Northside Chronicle’s Spirit of the Holiday photo contest has come to a close, with a returning contender taking the victory. Indeed, this contest was in many ways a bit of a repeat of our Cutest Pet photo contest, which remains our most popular. Of all the photo...

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By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor Another year has come and gone, as we say “goodbye” to 2023 and move on to 2024. While New Years often has people looking towards the future, it is also a time to reflect and look back over the past year to measure all the changes we’ve gone through and all the accom...