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Missing woman with dementia last seen at church in Andersonville found

By Taylor Hartz

screen_shot_2019_01_05_at_11.18.22_pm_e1546752020372.png — Maria Rojas | Chicago police

A 64-year-old woman with dementia who was missing from the Andersonville neighborhood on the North Side has been found.

Maria Rojas, 64, was reported missing Saturday after she was last seen at St. Gregory Church, located at 5545 North Paulina Street. She was located Sunday evening, according to Chicago police.

Illinois State Police also canceled a missing person alert for Rojas Monday morning, stating that she was safe and her family had been notified.

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