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Missing person alert canceled for Arlington Heights woman

By David Struett

Authorities canceled a missing person alert early Sunday for a woman from northwest suburban Arlington Heights.

Laura Morrow, 47, was located safely after she was last seen driving from the 600 block of West Hackberry Drive, according to Arlington Heights police.

Officials issued an alert for Morrow Saturday and said she was in danger because of health problems, according to Illinois State Police.

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