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Greg Trotter, Chicago Tribune: Business
Mon, 05/14/2018 - 4:00am

Kenya Merritt, Chicago’s chief small business officer, comes by her love of this city honestly. She grew up on the West Side, daughter of a CTA bus driver and granddaughter of 94-year-old Dorothy Anderson, who moved to Chicago from Tupelo, Miss. in 1965 and still resides in North Lawndale. As a...

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