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Jeter did know that his family would need extra income during retirement. His wife convinced him that shifting toward an additional career would be useful for their future. #business #lynwood

"Access to high-speed, reliable internet is now one of the key pillars of equity in this country," said Lt. Governor Stratton. "We must end these disparities and increase quality broadband for households and businesses across our state to ensure that every resident can tap into more resources for education, jobs, healthcare and more." #BroadbandInternet

The Illinois Code of Judicial Conduct proposal, Proposal 21-08, is based on the American Bar Association’s 2007 Model Code of Judicial Conduct and seeks to advance the IJEC’s mission of promoting the highest standards of ethical conduct by judges in Illinois. #IllinoisSupremeCourt

Building Blocks of Success will continue through April. Workshop information, including dates and times, is available through Eventbrite at bit.ly/DBEworkshops. Advance registration is required. #IDOT

"As jury selection begins in the trial of former Brooklyn Center officer Kim Potter for the senseless and preventable death of Daunte Wright, we stress the utterly needless loss of his life."

The centerpiece of the Department of Justice’s violent crime reduction efforts continues to be Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN).  PSN is an evidence-based program proven to be effective at reducing violent crime. #FederalCourt

Early in the game, Lonzo Ball caught his defender off guard and took an open shot at the corner of the arc for the 3. #chicagobulls

“As a father and grandfather, I strongly believe that parents should have a voice in the education of their children. The Biden Administration, attempting to classify engaged parents as ‘domestic terrorists’ is not only wrong, it’s outrageous,” said Marter. #JimMarterForCongress #Illinois14

“As our campaign continues to move forward, we are adding team members to help deliver our message,” said Dowell. #PatDowell #SecretaryOfStateRaceIllinois

Let me tell you how we got to this point and draw the Really Black conclusion. In the fall of 2014, I met the Byrd Brothers, Darrell and James F. Byrd Jr., Black McDonald’s franchisees at a Memphis Grizzlies basketball game. They told me that they had eight (8) McDonald’s stores, four (4) each, and McDonald’s was forcing them to sell four (4) stores, two (2) each, to Fred Tillman, who’s White and at that time was the largest McDonald’s USA franchisee.