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Avondale woman missing from Northwest Side located

By Sun-Times Wire

An Avondale neighborhood woman who didn’t return home after an appointment last week on the Northwest Side has been found.

Ashley Dabney-Barnes, 32, went to the 8400 block of West Bryn Mawr on Monday and didn’t return to the 3100 block of West Belmont, according to a missing person alert from Chicago Police.

On Saturday, she had been located by a friend and returned home, police said.

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