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Monthly Archives: December, 2022

Frances Orenic Joins the Illinois AFL-CIO

"We are confident that Frances will bring a unique perspective to the table and ensure that we are building coalitions to advance the needs of working Illinoisans.” #aflcio

Department of Human Services Launches Campaign to Help Those with Gambling Problems

The "Are You Really Winning?" campaign will reach across the state through TV, radio, social media, and sponsorships. #gambling

Financial Impact from Illinois’ No Cash Bail Discussed

The lawsuit alleges the SAFE-T Act violates the separation of powers and improperly amended the state Constitution. #safetact

‘Over-Policed’ Minority Communities Object to Illinois’ Proposed Gun Ban Penalties

Gun-owner rights groups have indicated they’re not negotiating on the bill and are ready to sue. #assaultweapon

Governor Pritzker Issues Proclamation of Passage for Workers’ Rights Amendment

Governor Pritzker issued a proclamation announcing passage of the amendment and joined labor leaders and legislators in celebrating the achievement. #workersrights

Oak Lawn Public Library Heralds First Programs of 2023

The Oak Lawn Public Library has announced their upcoming programs for early January 2023... #oaklawn

Cook County Commissioner Donna Miller Applauds First Payments for Participants in Cook County Promise Guaranteed Income Pilot

"I’m proud of my work on the Cook County Board in recent years to establish this program and ensure those in the Southland and the county as a whole have the necessary resources to thrive, and I look forward to seeing its success." #promisepilot

Cook County Announces Distribution of First Payments for Participants in the Cook County Promise Guaranteed Income Pilot

Funded by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), the Promise Pilot will send monthly payments of $500 to 3,250 residents for two years. #guaranteedincome

Three Metra Electric Line Stations Getting an Upgrade

Similar work is already underway at a fourth station on the line – the 147th Street/Sibley Boulevard Station. #metra

Tillman Pushes State to Release $4.7 Million OK’d to Fix Dolton 149 Schools Board Chief Pledges to “Deepen Engagement” with District Parents

“Replacing the 50-year-old windows in the school buildings will ensure that each classroom has circulation of fresh air, that classrooms are warm in the winter and cool in the early summer months,” said Tillman. #WilburTillman

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