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Winning Lucky Day Lotto Ticket Bought In Woodridge
A winning Lucky Day Lotto ticket was purchased at Woodridge Gas & Oil, 1940 75th Street on Aug. 20, the Illinois Lottery reported.

I was raised in a northern suburb of Chicago, and now find it bittersweet that I help cover the towns and counties in and around the one I grew up in. I miss the area so very much, every day. In 2013, I moved to the Indianapolis area after graduating from Indiana University-Bloomington in May 2013. I grew up watching mainstream media play a major role in my father's nearly 20-year career as a sports medicine professional in the NFL. I knew before heading off to IU I was going to study journalism and communication.
I had two incredible internship opportunities I took full advantage of before my senior year- Indianapolis Super Bowl Host Committee/Communications team member (Dec. 2011 to Feb. 2012), and WBBM CBS Chicago newsroom intern (June to Aug. 2012). I learned and experienced more than I thought I would before graduation, and knew my passion for building a relationship with others and hearing their stories was something I had to continue to feed. Flash forward to graduation, I wasn't going to put my Bachelor of Arts in Journalism to waste, as I accepted and started an Associate Producer job at WRTV Indianapolis in June 2013. But I wanted much more than that- I wanted to be the person choosing and reporting content. That's when I applied for a digital reporter role at Gannett's The Star Press in Muncie, Ind. As the company's Trends and Social Scene Reporter, I brought daily events, trends, and feel-good stories to Muncie and Delaware County community members. The creative freedom and fun I felt each day was immeasurable. But with the responsibility of a newspaper in addition to a website comes challenges, as this world is going digital. I had to look elsewhere, and told myself the next and only step for me in news (and my journalism interests) was everything digital- web, apps, social media sites, and daily email alerts. That's where the news is, every minute of every day. Here I am at Patch!
I've already made my husband (Anthony), family, and friends download the app and subscribe to my newsletter. I have to make sure they stay in the loop 24/7. Anthony and I were married on Dec. 16, 2017 and we moved into our home in a north suburb of Indianapolis during June 2017. Fun fact; my husband, myself and our puppy all have December birthdays, so December and the Christmas season are our absolute favorite time of the year and the reason why we chose a December wedding date (which is also my husband's birthday).
I couldn't be more excited or fortunate to be living in one of my Patch cities, (Fishers), but during the three years prior, I had an Indianapolis zip code. I've worked in downtown Indy, and spend multiple days or evenings a week in Carmel.
Whether working, always decorating and cleaning the house, taking care of our Siberian Husky puppy "Bane," going to weddings (we're at that age where so many friends and young family members are getting married), hanging out with family and friends, baking, taking Orangetheory Fitness classes, watching or attending football or basketball games, or taking in as many new restaurants as I can, I'm always on the go. I enjoy trying (and hearing) new things and points of views.
These cities, people, and places north of Indianapolis have my full attention and heart for years to come, and I enjoy hearing why others may feel the same.
A winning Lucky Day Lotto ticket was purchased at Woodridge Gas & Oil, 1940 75th Street on Aug. 20, the Illinois Lottery reported.

The 8-0 vote also means the ordinance can be extended after Kendall County and the rest of Region 2 move into Phase 5, the news report said.
The Village of Manhattan issued the order for the following area Wednesday afternoon due to a water main break on Julianne Drive.
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A majority of the village board voted no to the resolution brought forward by Oak Park Village Board Trustee Arti Walker-Peddakotla.
Footage from a Sept. 3 protest planned by the mother of 2-year-old James Ryker Biel will be used to create a documentary.
According to the Village of Manhattan, the upcoming food distribution is first come, first served — up to 800 cars.
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Oak Park Village Board Trustee Arti Walker-Peddakotla put forward a draft of the resolution on Aug. 16 for the village board to consider.
The Yorkville Park District encourages families to register online ASAP as space for the drive-in movie is limited to 40 vehicles.
The Cook County Clerk's Office and the Village of Palatine announced the early voting site chosen in Palatine.
A Berwyn man accused of robbing a UPS truck in Oak Park Friday faces a federal criminal robbery charge, the U.S. Attorney's office reported.
According to Oak Park police, 65-year-old Mary Windham is still missing despite a "confirmed sighting" of her last week in Chicago.
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WSPY News reported that as of Aug. 21, Carl Reimann hasn't maintained accurate registration records as required by law.
The Lisle-Woodridge Fire District said a local dog and his family's quick actions helped neighbors escape a house fire unharmed.
District 15 also announced Friday that several staff members tested positive for the coronavirus after the recent new teacher orientation.
Here's when the temporary easement of restrictions to most on-street overnight and daytime parking in Oak Park is now extended to.
Jerry Kinsella, a former captain and member to the MFPD, was appointed during Monday's MFPD Board of Trustees meeting, a news release said.
Census Bureau enumerators will be on site at the drive-up food bank event to help you get counted before the Sept. 30 deadline.