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Patrick Hanley projected to win 9th District State Senate race

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This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available. Last updated Nov. 3 at 12:29 a.m. Winnetka small business owner and Democratic organizer Patrick Hanley is projected to win against Republican candidate Tom Lally in the race to represent Illinois’ 9th District in the State Senate, according to FOX 32... The post Patrick Hanley projected to win 9th District State Senate race appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.

Q&A: Author Fiona Davis talks new American Girl novel at book event

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Author Fiona Davis stopped at The Book Stall in Winnetka on Thursday to discuss her newest novel, “Samantha: The Next Chapter,” the first American Girl doll novel for adults. Published Oct. 13, the novel is inspired by American Girl doll Samantha Parkington. Samantha is an orphan born in the Edwardian era, who lost her parents... The post Q&A: Author Fiona Davis talks new American Girl novel at book event appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.

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