Haute Living
Lindsey is a freelance writer and editor with experience in print and online publications writing, and B2B and B2C copywriting and editing. Past work includes articles and copywriting for Chicago Public Schools, UL, Haute Living, Tribune Publishing, the American Dental Association, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, and the St. Louis Suburban Journal. Her work has appeared in the Baltimore Sun, LA Times, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Magazine, and Jewel Osco's "What's Cookin'" blog.
Haute Living
When it comes to Halloween happenings, Chicago is second to none. With frightening fêtes, a few ghosts, and out of this world dining, the Windy City's nightlife is alive and ready to party. Bring your weekend plans back from the dead with these top Chicago Halloween haunts.
From the Loop to Lincoln Park and beyond, Chicago is very much a theater town. Second to none, the Chicago theater scene is alive and well and so is its pre-theater dining. Whether you're catching a show at Steppenwolf, Lookingglass Theatre or you managed to snag tickets to Hamilton, here are the places to fill up before the curtain goes up.
The Chicago Air and Water Show returns to the shores of Lake Michigan for its 60th year this August 18-19. Over the years this mid-August spectacle has become much more than just a tradition. Claiming your stake on the North Avenue Beach is a rite of passage.
The sky is the limit for drinking and dining during the Chicago summers-literally. When the temperature finally rises, so does the elevation of the good-time seekers. Rooftops are the place to be to take in the views and the warm weather.
Tribune Publishing
Contributed two articles, including the cover profile story.
Contributed three profile stories, including the cover story.
Have you ever stealthily wandered the mazelike corridors of a ninja bar? Been served a beer with a shot of spiritual guidance by a monk? Offered a weapon with your whiskey?
Mosquitoes are one of the deadliest animals in the world. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), mosquitoes spread diseases to millions of people every year. And now one very dangerous mosquitoborne virus has been confirmed within the continental U.S. — Zika.
It's been said by many that it would take more than a lifetime to enjoy all that the Tokyo culinary scene has to offer. With 217 Michelinstarred restaurants as of 2016, more than any other city in the world, that's easy to believe.
Every year, more than 20,000 girls across the U.S. suffer serious sportrelated knee injuries — and a Rush University nurse researcher is helping figure out how to prevent that.
It's not often that "vintage opulence" and "new" are used to accurately describe anything, but those two terms perfectly describe the world‐class event spaces offered by one of the North Loop's newest residents, Prime & Provisions, already a favorite spot for events of all kinds.
Stepping through the revolving doors of the North Loop's Prime & Provisions feels like time‐traveling to the glamour of a bygone era. Celebrating its one‐year anniversary, this relative newcomer to the Chicago steakhouse scene is ready to become a local institution.
Jewel Osco "What's Cookin'" Blog [Ghostwriting]
Soul food. These two short words describe a cuisine with a complex history. With origins in the kitchens of AfricanAmerican families in the South, resourceful cooks created soul food to best utilize locally grown and raised ingredients as well as leftovers. And over time, their recipes became some of our country’s most beloved comfort foods, such as red beans and rice, mashed potatoes and fried chicken.
So, you’ve decided to cut back on sugar … congratulations! Whether your doctor or waistline has you consuming less of it, the struggle is real. For many afflicted with a sweet tooth (most of us, right?), reducing sugar sounds like cutting back on oxygen.
Back-to-school is just around the corner, and with it, the of ten-dreaded school lunches. Daily caf eteria f ood can get pricey, and brown-bag lunches can be a bore. But with a little bit of planning and imagination, you can get your kids to bring their lunch (and eat it too). Here are 10 ideas f or making your kids’ (and your own) brown bag lunches tastier, easier and cheaper than you might think.
MouthHealthy.org
Research shows that fluoride helps prevent cavities in children and adults. Known as, "nature's cavity fighter," fluoride also helps to repair the early stages of tooth decay and strengthen your teeth's enamel.
Many experts recommend that everyone, from children to adults, wear a mouthguard during any recreational activity that might pose a risk of injury to the mouth. Studies show that athletes are 60 times more likely to suffer harm to the teeth if they're not wearing a mouthguard.
Imagine what it would be like if you suddenly lost one or two of your front teeth. Smiling, talking, eating-everything would suddenly be affected. Mouthguards, also called mouth protectors, help cushion a blow to the face, minimizing the risk of broken teeth and injuries to your lips, tongue, face or jaw.
Sjögren's syndome can pose a serious threat to your oral health. That's because saliva, or spit, plays a significant role in maintaining a healthy mouth. One of the key indicators of Sjögren's syndrome is dry mouth. If you suffer from dry mouth, it is important to be proactive and discuss your treatment options with your dentist or physician.
Even though they are temporary, your child's baby teeth are important, and are still susceptible to cavities. Tooth decay in infants and toddlers is often referred to as Baby Bottle Tooth Decay, or Early Childhood Caries. Children need strong, healthy teeth to chew their food, speak and have a good-looking smile.
When it comes to getting a whiter and brighter smile, there are a variety of things you can do. Talk to your dentist about the best way to improve your smile. Here are eight suggestions from MouthHealthy including crowns, veneers, bonding, whitening, implants, braces, seeing your dentist and maintaining healthy dental habits.
Find out which summer habits are healthy for your teeth in this quiz.
As you age, it becomes even more important to take good care of your teeth and dental health. One common misconception is that losing your teeth is inevitable. This is not true. If cared for properly, your teeth can last a lifetime. Your mouth changes as you age.
Whether you call it bad breath or halitosis, it's an unpleasant condition that's cause for embarrassment. If you're concerned about bad breath, see your dentist. Bad breath can be caused by a number of sources, and he or she can help identify the cause and determine the best treatment.
Everyone knows that a balanced, nutritious diet is essential to healthy living. But did you know that eating patterns and food choices play an important role in preventing tooth decay and gum disease, too? You may eat with your eyes first, but your mouth, teeth, and gums are more than just tools for eating.
Gingivitis is the early stage of gum disease. Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is an infection of the tissues that surround your teeth, and is caused by a buildup of plaque.
Sjögren's syndome can pose a serious threat to your oral health. That's because saliva, or spit, plays a significant role in maintaining a healthy mouth. One of the key indicators of Sjögren's syndrome is dry mouth. If you suffer from dry mouth, it is important to be proactive and discuss your treatment options with your dentist or physician.
Miscellaneous Print and Online Articles
I worked as an assistant editor and contributed articles to this student-run publication.
With a growing awareness of our impact on the environment, the phrase, "It's not easy being green," has become a bit cliché. Thanks to Craig Jung, 41, of Kirkwood and his website StLouisGreen.com, "being green" no longer is an issue for St. Louisans. The desire to live "green" was instilled in Jung from a young age.
A profile piece on local St. Louis business, BowlingShirt.com.
Blogs
Have been contributing blog posts since August 2016.