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Good News, Illinois: Wish Comes True For 'Cancer Warrior,' More
Need an excuse to smile? Indulge in our weekly dose of the cheeriest stories Illinois has to offer.

ACROSS ILLINOIS — Need a break from all the bad news out there? We at Illinois Patch created this roundup of the week's best "good news" articles to celebrate the stories that make us smile. From a boy who got his wish granted, to a local singer who's making it big, we hope these Good News, Illinois, stories brighten your day.
'Cancer Warrior' Wished For Backyard Oasis, Firefighters Step In
Make-A-Wish couldn't fulfill Lukas's full dream, but after donations from local companies, Bolingbrook firefighters are making it come true.
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Witnessing History: Illinois Native Covering Bucks' NBA Title Run
Scott Grodsky, a graduate of Glenbrook South, is covering the NBA Finals on television for Milwaukee CBS affiliate WDJT-TV.
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Small Business Owners Launch 'Magical Rainbow Fluff' Cotton Candy
Lockport resident Robin Curtner teamed up with Kristina Magana, who owns I Want Candy in Clarendon Hills, to create a cotton candy line.
Ground Broken On Putting, Chipping Lawn At Deerpath Golf Course
Due to be complete next spring, The Lawn will be the first public-access putting lawn in the Chicago area, officials said.
Anthony Michael Hall To Host 'Breakfast Club' Screening In Illinois
Hall will be joined by Debbie Gibson, other celebrities and cast members from "The Class," which is being filmed at Elmhurst University.
The former Elmhurst resident is now performing in Dollywood's "Forever Country."
Want to celebrate someone who made you smile? Have a Good News, Illinois, story of your own you'd like us to feature? Email lisa.farver@patch.com.
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