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Pritzker Flips on Support of Local Control Over Wind Farm Siting Decisions

Kevin Bessler | The Center Square - January 25, 2023

The Illinois Farm Bureau opposed the bill, saying the setback distances in the legislation needed to be adjusted to better reflect a safer and adequate way for the facilities to be sited. #windfarm

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Cook County’s Department of Animal and Rabies Control Provides Tips to Keep Pets Safe During Coyote Mating Season

Silence DoGood - January 25, 2023

During this time, coyotes are establishing territories and dens to whelp their pups. Until weaning, coyotes are more visible and more aggressive. #coyote

Health

Amazon Pharmacy Introduces RxPass: Unlimited Prescription Medications for Only $5 a Month, Delivered Free to your Door—Available Exclusively for Prime Members

Silence DoGood - January 24, 2023

“Prime members already get fast, free delivery on prescription medications, and RxPass is one more way to save with Amazon Pharmacy. #rxpass

Community

Haas Celebrates Pembroke Township Natural Gas Ribbon Cutting

Silence DoGood - January 24, 2023

Without access to natural gas, residents in Pembroke have been forced to heat their homes and cook with wood, propane gas or electricity, which has caused a significant financial burden for many. #penbroke

Community

Joyce Urges People to Test Their Homes for Deadly Gas During Radon Action Month

Silence DoGood - January 24, 2023

This odorless, colorless, tasteless gas comes from the natural breakdown of the soil, and it enters buildings through small cracks in the foundation, sump pits, crawl spaces, floor drains and more. #radon

Community

Northwestern Medicine Palos Hospital Breast Health Program Earns National Accreditation

Silence DoGood - January 23, 2023

The NAPBC provides the structure and resources to develop and operate a high-quality breast center and accredited program. #northwesternmedicine

Community

DCFS, Director Face Lawsuit Filed on Behalf of Jailed Wards

Beth Hundsdorfer | Capitol News Illinois - January 22, 2023

DCFS director Smith faced 11 counts of civil contempt last year for failing to move children into appropriate placements, although they were later overturned by an appellate court, which ruled they were an abuse of judicial discretion. #dcfs

Politics

Illinois Payroll Jobs, Unemployment Rate Stable in December

Silence DoGood - January 22, 2023

The Illinois unemployment rate was down -0.4 percentage point from a year ago when it was at 5.1 percent. #unemployment

Politics

Meyers-Martin Fights for Illinoisans as Chair of Consumer Protection Committee

Silence DoGood - January 22, 2023

“Consumer protection issues have a disproportionately negative impact on communities of color, so our work must be centered around racial equity and inclusion,” Meyers-Martin said. #consumerprotection

Community

Illinois Department of Corrections and Lewis University Launch New Prison Education Program at Sheridan Correctional Center

Silence DoGood - January 19, 2023

This new prison education program at Sheridan Correctional Center is the latest in many interventions and other services provided at one of the largest substance abuse treatment programs in the nation.

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