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New book turns Chesterton’s Burdick Road into Memory Lane

Summary by Chicago Tribune
Jan Cubic fondly remembers visiting her grandparents in the Burdick neighborhood. Now those visits, and more, have turned into her first book, “Burdick: Where the Trains Once Stopped.”

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New book turns Chesterton’s Burdick Road into Memory Lane

Jan Cubic fondly remembers visiting her grandparents in the Burdick neighborhood. Now those visits, and more, have turned into her first book, “Burdick: Where the Trains Once Stopped.”

·Chicago, United States
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Chicago Tribune broke the news in Chicago, United States on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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