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SNAP Benefits will be Reduced to Pre-Pandemic Levels March 1

The exact size of the benefit decrease that each household will experience in March will vary greatly, depending on income and household size... #snap #link

Impending Medicaid Changes Could Leave Hundreds of Thousands Uninsured

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services estimates that when the continuous enrollment program ends, about 9.5 percent of Medicaid enrollees nationwide, or 8.2 million people, will lose coverage because they are no longer eligible. #medicaid

DeLuca Highlights $400k Grant for Bethel Family Resource Center as Part of Pre-Apprenticeship Program

“This kind of skilled training helps to better position residents to attain good paying, steady jobs that are in demand.” #repdeluca #buildingtrades

Cook County Board Approves Funding to Improve Transportation Throughout Cook County

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Cook County is partnering with the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) to develop the Safe Travel for All Roadmap... #cookcounty

Senators Halpin and Joyce Announce Bipartisan Leadership on Senate Committees

This unprecedented move toward bipartisanship on Senate committees demonstrates the commitment of Senators Halpin and Joyce to finding common ground and working together to address the challenges facing Illinois. #illinoissenate

Cook County Announces Nearly $16 Million to Improve Climate Resiliency in Suburban Cook County Communities

The County is requesting that interested communities complete an application for participation between February 1 and March 8, 2023. #cookcounty

Community Leaders Push for Pritzker to Fund Black-Led HIV/AIDS Programs

Creola Kizart Hampton, the volunteer chair for Black Leadership Advocacy Coalition for Healthcare Equity, said despite a measure passing in 2006 to provide funding for Black-led HIV/AIDS programs, year after year it’s been diminished. #hiv #aids

Crisis Center for South Suburbia’s Royal Ball Gala Travels to England

The Crisis Center for South Suburbia’s gala – “A Royal Ball” is presented by Exelon and will be held on Saturday, February 25th at The Odyssey Country Club in Tinley Park. #crisiscenter #domesticviolence

Senator Patrick Joyce Awarded Railroader of the Year from Illinois Railroad Association

Senator Joyce, as Chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee in the 102nd General Assembly, ensured that the railroad industry was included in the 2022 working group...

South Suburban College to Host Forklift Operator Training Courses at Oak Forest Center

A Certification Card from the National Safety Council will be issued to the student upon completing the program. #ssc #forkliftoperator

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