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Lincolnwood

American  
[ling-kuhn-wood] / ˈlɪŋ kənˌwʊd /

noun

  1. a city in NE Illinois.


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Following Horston’s surgery in October on her right shoulder and five months of rehabilitation in Seattle, Loyd invited her protegee to her Lincolnwood, Ill., home to train.

From Seattle Times

Perhaps fittingly, Loyd, a Lincolnwood, Illinois, native, set a franchise record in Chicago front of a Wintrust Arena crowd of 4,822 that included a large contingent of her family and friends.

From Seattle Times

“I’m happy to be back,” said Loyd, who was born in Lincolnwood, Ill. “Obviously family’s here, friends are here. It’s a familiar place for me, so it’s always nice coming back home. The weather’s nice, so it’s a good time to be back in Chicago. It’s a special place.”

From Seattle Times

It would be catastrophic for the Storm if they lost Loyd, who is a Lincolnwood, Ill. native and long been rumored to join the Chicago Sky, a year after Stewart spurred Seattle to return closer to her North Syracuse, NY home and play for the Liberty.

From Seattle Times

“That was still her neighborhood, even though she lived out in Lincolnwood,” Elly Larson Milton said.

From Seattle Times