Two more Patch sites debut

By Kevin Roderick | December 14, 2010 10:46 PM

Sherman Oaks Patch is expected to go live on Wednesday, with former KNBC reporter Doug Kriegel involved. Later in the week, Echo Park Patch is on tap. Our Chicken Corner columnist, Jenny Burman, is going to be a contributor.


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