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Sims: FY 26 budget is a reflection of our priorities and the uncertainty we face

Sims: FY 26 budget is a reflection of our priorities and the uncertainty we face

Senate Democrats outline plan to tackle teacher shortage

Senate Democrats outline plan to tackle teacher shortage

Belt moves to ban bait-and-switch gym membership sales tactic

Belt moves to ban bait-and-switch gym membership sales tactic

Senate Democrats welcome Illinois students for annual Tech Day

Senate Democrats welcome Illinois students for annual Tech Day

Illinois Legislative Latino Caucus condemns DHS Secretary’s Springfield visit

Illinois Legislative Latino Caucus condemns DHS Secretary’s Springfield visit

Joyce reminds residents of fire prevention tips

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Friday, October 07, 2022 10:10 AM

Fire Prevention Week 2022 FB

 

ESSEX – In recognition of Fire Prevention Week, State Senator Patrick Joyce is encouraging families to put together a secure fire safety plan.

“It’s possible that a fire can ignite at any moment in your home,” said Joyce (D-Essex). “It is essential that all families have a strategy to keep themselves and their children safe in case of an emergency.”

The National Fire Protection Association reported that more than 38% of home fire deaths result from fires in which no smoke alarms are present.

Read more: Joyce reminds residents of fire prevention tips

Sen. Glowiak Hilton invites young women to apply for legislative opportunity

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Thursday, October 06, 2022 11:58 AM

women girls 100622OAKBROOK TERRACE – State Senator Suzy Glowiak Hilton is encouraging high-school aged girls to apply to the 2022 Illinois Council on Women and Girls. Participants will have the opportunity to learn the legislative process firsthand.

“Young women today are growing up in a different world. It’s important for legislators to listen to the voices and concerns of these girls as we make our way forward in these new times,” said Sen. Glowiak Hilton (D-Western Springs). “This is a wonderful opportunity for high-schoolers who have a passion for civic engagement and want their voices to be heard.”

 

Read more: Sen. Glowiak Hilton invites young women to apply for legislative opportunity

Morrison to host town hall on PFAS and forever chemicals in our water

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Thursday, October 06, 2022 11:51 AM

morrison 100622LAKE FOREST – State Senator Julie Morrison will host a community forum on PFAS and forever chemicals at 6:30-7:30 p.m., Tuesday Oct. 11 at Elawa Farm in Lake Forest.

“Some of our neighbors have expressed an interest in the risk posed by forever chemicals in our water,” said Senator Morrison (D-Lake Forest). “I encourage all to join us for an informative event with experts who are working to provide us with clean water.”

Expert panelists will include Brad Frost and Tesch Woods, Office of Community Relations, Illinois Environmental Protection Agency; Aaron Martin, Toxicology Manager, Illinois Department of Public Health; and Iyana Simba, City Programs Director, Illinois Environmental Council.

Read more: Morrison to host town hall on PFAS and forever chemicals in our water

Bennett highlights College Changes Everything Month this October

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Thursday, October 06, 2022 09:34 AM

colleg chngs 100622CHAMPAIGN – State Senator Scott Bennett is reminding Illinois residents that October is College Changes Everything Month in Illinois. This month, the Illinois Student Assistance Commission teams up with high schools and community partners to support students in their college admission processes.

“The transition from high school to college can be confusing to students, which often times turns away interest in pursuing higher education,” said Bennett (D-Champaign). “College Changes Everything Month is a great time to take advantage of the resources available to high school seniors.”

 

Read more: Bennett highlights College Changes Everything Month this October

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  1. Joyce joins with community leaders to launch Southland Reactivation Act
  2. Senate Democrats celebrate significant payment toward unemployment insurance loan
  3. Senate Democrats support new University of Illinois DPI headquarters and apprenticeship partnership
  4. Joyce encourages residents to apply for early childhood scholarship opportunity
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