Director, Editorial Recruitment and Training
Lauren Traut is the Director of Editorial Recruitment and Training for Patch.com, a local news platform. With a focus on the New Lenox area in Illinois, Lauren covers a range of topics including breaking news, community events, crime, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the local community.
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Lauren Traut primarily covers local news with a focus on crime, events and activities, community celebrations, and house & home topics. Her coverage attributes show a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news.
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Madelyn Ronaldson touched hearts throughout her lifelong battle with a rare condition.
Plans include creating three modern play zones, a high school regulation basketball court, and upgraded volleyball court.
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The contract—negotiated for months—provides raises that offset the impact of increased insurance premiums.
Charlotte Stoub, 9, underwent a risky surgery in June, and in December, reunited with her surgeon for some hoops with the Chicago Bulls.
The Hirsch Christmas Lights at 7805 Nottingham Dr. in Tinley Park draws thousands of visitors.
The incident happened Saturday just before 7 p.m. in the 17600 block of Hillside, Homewood police said.
By: Lauren Traut
A 37-year-old Chicago Heights man is charged in the Dec. 18 incident, accused of forcing the man to pick up a rideshare client at gunpoint.
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