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Hastings and Porfirio highlight resources for service members, veterans and their families
Hastings and Porfirio highlight resources for service members, veterans and their families
Glowiak Hilton passes measure to modernize Illinois’ professional licensure process
Glowiak Hilton passes measure to modernize Illinois’ professional licensure process
Senate Democrats applaud executive order to begin transition for new early childhood agency
Senate Democrats applaud executive order to begin transition for new early childhood agency
Hunter and Sims commend new program to support emerging housing developers
Hunter and Sims commend new program to support emerging housing developers
A statement from the Illinois Legislative Jewish Caucus on the war in the Middle East
A statement from the Illinois Legislative Jewish Caucus on the war in the Middle East

Holmes, Ellman provide access to mental health services at Naperville event

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Friday, July 23, 2021 11:16 AM

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Assistant Majority Leader Linda Holmes and Senator Laura Ellman co-hosted a free Mental Wellness Fair at Neuqua Valley High School in Naperville this week. More than two dozen people attended to talk with a range of organizations providing resources for people with all issues and different needs.

“This past year was tough on many of us,” Holmes said. “It is essential that we help provide our community with information about how to address their mental health needs and find tools to make adjustments in their lives for the better.”

Read more: Holmes, Ellman provide access to mental health services at Naperville event

Bush’s greater access to birth control measure becomes law

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Thursday, July 22, 2021 11:23 AM

bush signing 072221SPRINGFIELD – Women – especially those with limited financial resources – will soon be able to receive hormonal birth control without visiting a doctor, thanks to a new law championed by State Senator Melinda Bush (D-Grayslake).

“Birth control is a basic health care service and should be treated as such,” Bush said. “Providing greater access to contraceptives is providing a more equitable health care system.”

Read more: Bush’s greater access to birth control measure becomes law

Turner secures nearly $400,000 in grant funding for summer violence prevention programs

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Tuesday, July 20, 2021 01:01 PM

turner 072021SPRINGFIELD – State Senator Doris Turner and the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority announced two grants totaling more than $340,000 for organizations in Springfield and Decatur to offer pro-social activities that may reduce violence and victimization or provide increased street intervention to young people and emerging adults aged 10 to 25 this summer.

“This is a tremendous opportunity for young people in these areas,” Turner said. “I’ve been working to address the root causes of violence since the start of my political career. I’m so proud of the work done on this initiative. These grants will increase programming, job opportunities, and provide safe spaces for our kids.”

Read more: Turner secures nearly $400,000 in grant funding for summer violence prevention programs

Van Pelt encourages residents to check eligibility for federal Child Tax Credit

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Monday, July 19, 2021 04:10 PM

vanpelt 022221CHICAGO – State Senator Patricia Van Pelt (D-Chicago) is encouraging residents of Chicago’s West Side check their eligibility for the federal Child Tax Credit, even if they did not file taxes in the last two years.

“I encourage families that are eligible to take advantage of this opportunity,” Van Pelt said. “By filling out the non-filer application on the IRS website, you can still get relief, even if you did not file taxes in 2019 or 2020.”

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  1. Castro welcomes 90 North project to Schaumburg
  2. Affordable housing for community college students becomes law
  3. Series of new Peters laws focus on safety, justice for communities
  4. Castro applauds signing of Ashley’s Law expansion

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The Majority Report 11/20/23 - New bills signed into law
The Majority Report 11/20/23 - New bills signed into law
Harris' new law supports Illinois' farmers and small businesses SPRINGFIELD – A measure that preserves insurance choices for rural farmers in Illinois is now law, thanks to State Senator Napoleon Harris,...

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Gillespie, Castro validate mental health referendums, ensure funding
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SPRINGFIELD – Suburban township mental health boards approved by referendum last year will be able to collect the revenue needed to operate after legislation led by State Senators Ann Gillespie...

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DANVILLE – Especially during the winter months, socks are among the most-requested articles of clothing by people experiencing homelessness, leading State Senator Paul Faraci to continue the work of State...

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Belt to host mobile DMV event in Dupo
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DUPO — Motorists who need to renew their driver’s licenses and purchase vehicle stickers can attend a free mobile unit event Saturday sponsored by State Senator Christopher Belt. “The mobile unit...

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The Majority Report 11/14/23 - Wrapping up fall session
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Glowiak Hilton passes measure to modernize Illinois' professional licensure process SPRINGFIELD — State Senator Suzy Glowiak Hilton’s measure to help to modernize Illinois’ professional licensure process advanced out of the Senate...

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Stadelman celebrates reopening of Belvidere Assembly Plant
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ROCKFORD — State Senator Steve Stadelman joined local leaders to celebrate the long awaited reopening of the Belvidere Assembly Plant, which has been idled since February, after United Auto Workers...

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