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Woman reported missing from Oakland found safe

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Diane Lewis, 67, was reported missing from the Oakland neighborhood on the South Side. | Chicago Police

A 67-year-old woman who went missing more than a week ago from the Oakland neighborhood on the South Side has been found safe.

Diane Lewis had last been seen April 10 near the 4000 block of South Lake Park Avenue, according to an alert from Chicago Police.

Police said Wednesday morning that Lewis had been found safe.

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