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5:07 am UTC Apr. 14, 2021 Romando DixsonDavid Zalaznik On my first trip to Peoria, a taxi driver took me from my hotel in East Peoria to the airport, taking me through South Peoria. It was a rough-looking part of the city. But I didn't think much of it. Every city has some rough patches. During my first year at the Journal Star, South Peoria has come up a lot more, often in unflattering and frustrating ways. Seemingly, a lot more than other parts of the city. With that in mind and with so many people in different settings discussing South Peoria, we decided talk to the people living in that ...