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20,000 trucks a day: Life near a booming warehouse hub

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By Cam Rodriguez , Justin Mayo, Daniel Wood 
| Woodward Community Media
Trucks at a busy intersection in Joliet, Ill. Credit: Jamie Kelter Davis for The New York Times Story by Cam Rodriguez, Justin Mayo and Daniel Wood, Photographs and Video by Jamie Kelter Davis Cam Rodriguez, who grew up in Bolingbrook, Ill., reported on the effects of warehouse development on Chicago’s suburbs as part of The Times’s Local Investigations Fellowship.
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20,000 Trucks a Day: Life Near a Booming Warehouse Hub

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By Justin Mayo, Cam Rodriguez , Daniel Wood 
| Miami Herald
JOLIET, Ill. -- It's a typical weekday afternoon at the intersection of Route 53 and Laraway Road, 40 miles southwest of Chicago, and semitrucks thunder by in a steady stream. They start at the sprawling warehouse complexes on the fringes of the city of Joliet, rumble alongside the fading polyester petals of a roadside memorial for someone who died in a truck crash and roll past the ball fields where youth teams play, carrying goods for Amazon, Ikea, Walmart, Target and Dollar Tree.
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20,000 Trucks A Day: Life Near A Booming Warehouse Hub

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By Daniel Wood 
| Block Club Chicago
Photographs and Video by Jamie Kelter Davis Cam Rodriguez, who grew up in Bolingbrook, Ill., reported on the effects of warehouse development on Chicago’s suburbs as part of The Times’s Local Investigations Fellowship. It’s a typical weekday afternoon at the intersection of Route 53 and Laraway Road, 40 miles southwest of Chicago, and semi trucks thunder by in a steady stream.
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