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Family mourns woman who died in boat crash on Fox River

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By Marissa Perlman Verified
| MSN Verified
The sister of a woman killed in a high-speed boat crash this past weekend on the Fox River said the victim always put others first. Magdalena Jablonska , 48, of Des Plaines, was killed when a speeding pontoon boat crashed into where she was on board. Jablonska's sister, Michelle, said Jablonska has always put others before herself. She was a U.S. Marine who often kept to herself. "She was adventurous, the life of the party. Her sarcasm was on a whole different spectrum in a good way.
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Family mourns woman who died in boat crash on Fox River

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By Marissa Perlman Verified
| WBBM-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
The sister of a woman killed in a high-speed boat crash this past weekend on the Fox River said the victim always put others first. Magdalena Jablonska, 48, of Des Plaines, was killed when a speeding pontoon boat crashed into where she was on board. Jablonska's sister, Michelle, said Jablonska has always put others before herself. She was a U.S. Marine who often kept to herself.
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Mayor Brandon Johnson touts improved economy, drop in crime in Chicago, but won't say whether he's running again

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By Adam Harrington, Audrina Sinclair Verified, Marissa Perlman Verified
| WBBM-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
Speaking live on CBS News Chicago's morning news on Wednesday, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson touted an improving economy and falling crime in the city and credited his administration with the success. However, the mayor still declined to say whether he plans to run for another term next year. Mayor Johnson said this comes after more people visited Chicago last year than any other time in the city's history, with 57 million in all.
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