The State Journal-Register: Local women leading the way: 5 you need to know

The State Journal-Register: Local women leading the way: 5 you need to know

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"It was always a dream," said Sangamon County Chief Deputy Cheryllynn Williams about when she was named the chief deputy in 2018 by Sheriff Jack Campbell. "What it means to me is breaking that glass ceiling and showing all women all over this world you can do exactly what I've been doing and what I've achieved. I want them to see that anything is possible." [Justin L. Fowler/The State Journal-Register]

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