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In pictures: First snowfall of season blankets Chicago

November 21, 2024
Lukas Katilius
First-year Jones College Prep Student Lucas Casey snowboards down the hill of the General John Logan Memorial Statue located in Grant Park during Chicago’s first winter snow day on Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024.

Between one and three inches fell across the region on Thursday, Nov. 21, according to the National Weather Service. Chicago typically gets its first snow by Halloween.

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Addison Annis
Addison Annis, Deputy Editor
aannis@columbiachronicle.com   Addison Annis is a senior photojournalism major, minoring in video production. She has covered politics, cultural events and Chicago protests. Annis joined the Chronicle in August 2022.   Hometown: Plymouth, Minn.
Dustin Janicki
Dustin Janicki, Photojournalist
djanicki@columbiachronicle.com   Dustin Janicki is a junior photography major with a minor in creative writing. Janicki is a Photojournalist. He joined the Chronicle in September 2024.   Hometown: Romeoville, IL.
Lukas Katilius
Lukas Katilius, Photojournalist
lkatilius@columbiachronicle.com   Lukas Katilius is a junior photojournalism major. He has covered various campus and Chicago events. Katilius  joined the Chronicle in July 2023.   Hometown: New Lenox, Illinois
Peyton Reich
Peyton Reich, Opinions Editor
preich@columbiachronicle.com   Peyton Reich is a junior photojournalism major, minoring in marketing. Reich has covered the Mexican Independence parade, Columbia's Black Student Union and theatre performances. Reich joined the Chronicle in August 2023.   Hometown: Flossmoor, Illinois