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To bee or not to bee: one woman's two-wheeled journey

by LiLi Tan
July 26, 2012


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Bike-a-bee's Jana Kinsman tends to 10 bee hives throughout Chicago.

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A Chicago woman's passion about bees takes her across the city on two wheels each week. LiLi Tan gives us the buzz about Jana Kinsman and her special mission to educate others about her beloved bugs.