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Disability Funding Advocates Say Now is the Time for Full State Support

Since 2011, Illinois has been under a court decree to provide more sustainable funding for I/DD services to the community providers.

Rush Secures $1.57 Million for IL-01 Community Projects, Other Priorities in Monumental Government Funding Bill

The government funding bill that House Democrats negotiated, and I voted for last night, makes investments where they are most needed — in public education, childcare, broadband, higher education, scientific research, and infrastructure."

Dolton Resorts to Dueling Meetings to Keep Village Lights On

He said trustees moved to this format after residents complained about their questions not being answered, or being deleted, during Zoom meetings; trustees’ microphones were being shut off during meetings; and items were not placed on the agenda. #Dolton

Jim Marter Appointed to Serve as Deputy for IL-14 on GOP State Central Committee

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Jim exudes the old-fashioned Republican values which our Party was built on: personal responsibility, smaller, limited government, love of God and country and a strong national defense.

National Academies of Practice Inducts Dr. Ansel T. Johnson

Fellowship in the National Academies of Practice is an honor extended to those who have excelled in their profession and are dedicated to furthering interprofessional practice, scholarship and policy in support of interprofessional care.

Commissioner Aguilar Encourages Applications for Cook County Gun Violence Prevention and Reduction Grants

The Cook County Gun Violence Prevention & Reduction Grants will fund a variety of violence prevention strategies including mental health and employment services, street outreach and case management as well as other services which support residents at-risk of being involved in community violence.

Donna Miller Announces 2022 Unsung Heroines Award Winner for the 6th District

Whether it’s providing free mentoring to young people or using money from her own pocket to buy Christmas presents for those in need, Lamekia has devoted her life to giving back to others. I’m so proud to give this year’s Unsung Heroine Award to Lamekia and spotlight the work she is doing.

Anna Valencia Wants to Continue to Open Doors and Opportunities

“You take my own story. When I grew up in Granite City down in southern Illinois, I didn't have a lot of people that looked like me in government service, I didn't know that was an opportunity. They didn't have a booth at your career day that talked about people going into public service. #secretaryofstate

Joyce, Hurley Advance Measure to Give Back to First Responders

The 100 Club of Illinois has been serving the first responder community for more than 55 years. We are grateful for the opportunity to further promote the mission of the Club #100Club

Claudia Silva-Herndandez Wants to Restore Confidence in the Judiciary System

A licensed attorney since 2007, Silva-Hernandez' legal experiences involved highly contentious matters where a person’s livelihood, housing, and or reputation was at stake. #CookCountyCircuitCourt

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