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Chronicle passes one year mark

On April 15, 2005, I started a blog on Blog*spot called “Summers in Peoria.”  Over the past year, that has turned into The Peoria Chronicle, with my own domain name and WordPress interface.

My thanks to everyone who reads my little online magazine of news and commentary on our fair city of Peoria.  I enjoy so much the comments and discussions, and yes, even the arguments we’ve had over the past year.

I never promised I’d do this forever, but I’m still having fun, so I think I’ll keep at it for a while longer.  Thanks again for reading.

April 23rd, 2006 | Category: Blogosphere

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