Morgan Delack is an editor for several Patches across the Northwest Chicago suburbs including Barrington, Lake Zurich, Buffalo Grove, Des Plaines, Niles-Morton Grove and Park Ridge.
Morgan is a graduate of Penn State University, and previously worked in television news before coming to Patch in July of 2010.
Originally from Troy, Michigan, Morgan now calls Barrington home where she resides with her husband and kids.
Dr. Amy Fiedler, sister of Chicagoland Patch Editor Morgan Delack, was working at MGH when the slain police officer from MIT was brought in.
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Dr. Amy Fiedler, sister of Chicagoland Patch Editor Morgan Delack, was working at MGH when the slain police officer from MIT was brought in.
The coffee retailer is offering a free tall cup of House Blend.
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Dr. Amy Fiedler, sister of Chicagoland Patch Editor Morgan Delack, was working at MGH when the slain police officer from MIT was brought in.
The Park Ridge mayor also vetoed a contract for public works employees, the Chicago Tribune reports.
Brandon Axe of Buffalo Grove will compete in the prestigious competition.
The Barrington Courier-Review reports Steven Schmidt, 50, died in the Thursday collision.
The Daily Herald reports the two were killed early Thursday morning.
Dr. Amy Fiedler, sister of Chicagoland Patch Editor Morgan Delack, was working at MGH when the slain police officer from MIT was brought in.
Dr. Amy Fiedler, sister of Chicagoland Patch Editor Morgan Delack, was working at MGH when the slain police officer from MIT was brought in.
The river expected to reach floor stage by Friday morning. The city released information on evacuations, sandbag locations and school closures.
Heavy rains are causing road closures and flooding across Chicagoland.
Heavy rains are causing road closures and flooding across Chicagoland.
The flood stage projection for the Des Plaines River is 11.5 feet.
