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South Side Republicans Release Statement on SAFE-T Act Ruling

"The Pretrail Fairness provisions are an overreach, vague, and unconstitutional." #safetact

The Pandemic Ushered in a New Era of Emergency Housing, but it Now Faces a Fiscal Cliff

As federal funds dry up, he said, the emergency housing system could end up in worse shape than it was prior to the pandemic if more funds are not made available. #homelessness

Increase Coming for Illinois Minimum Wage on Jan. 1

Minimum wage workers are encouraged to keep a close eye on their paychecks in the new year as any time worked in 2023 must reflect the new $13 an hour minimum wage. #minimumwage

Village of Orland Park Offers Christmas Tree, Wreath and Light Recycling

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No longer needed or working holiday lights, LED lights and cords are being collected for recycling through January 25, 2023. #orlandpark

DCFS Providing Training to Spot Signs of Human Trafficking

The Illinois Safe Children Act assures that children who are coerced into human trafficking/prostitution are innocent and immune from criminal prosecution and will be placed in the child welfare system with DCFS instead of the criminal justice system. #humantrafficking

KaBillionaire Academy in Steger is Changing The World With Family Education Program

One of the main focus points of the program is financial literacy taught at a young age. #kabillionaire

City of Harvey Warns Residents to Prepare for Winter Storm Weekend

Residents are again strongly encouraged to avoid the roads if at all possible until snowfall ends on Saturday. Two warming centers with limited capacity will be opened and available in Harvey. #harvey

Sheriff’s Office Senior Citizen Law Enforcement Academy Holds Graduation Ceremony

The Academy program covered six weeks in which seniors learned about protecting themselves from crime and how to prevent crime. #ccso

Illinois Awaits Census Update on Whether State Continues to Shrink

Despite Democrats’ appeal for the U.S. Census to revise the state’s population upward, Illinois’ population still declined 1.1% to 12.67 million people. #illinois

House Passes Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley Congressional Gold Medal Act

“The gruesome and unjust murder of Emmett Till serves as one of the most well-known examples of a lynching in American history,” said Rep. Rush. #emmetttill

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