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Severin attends exhibit opening: 'Today was a special day spent visiting the Illinois State Fair and helping with the opening of Conservation World'

By Timothy Stuckey | Aug 19, 2022

State Rep. Dave Severin (R-Thompsonville) shared his experience of attending the grand opening of Conservation World in a Facebook post.

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Windhorst sponsors energy-related legislation package: 'I favor an all-of-the-above approach to providing energy to our citizens, but CEJA simply went too far too fast'

By Timothy Stuckey | Aug 15, 2022

Representative Patrick Windhorst (R-Metropolis) recently announced his sponsorship for energy-related legislation in a Facebook post.

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Bailey responds to ruling on mask mandates: 'As your next governor, I will repeal all of Pritzker’s mandates'

By Timothy Stuckey | Feb 9, 2022

Sen. Darren Bailey (R-Louisville), an Illinois gubernatorial candidate, recently praised a judge's temporary restraining order against the state's school mask mandate.

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Severin announces second annual Backpacks for Buddies drive

By Timothy Stuckey | Dec 16, 2021

State Rep. Dave Severin (R-Marion) has recently launched his second annual Backpacks for Buddies holiday donation drive in support of children in emergency foster care, according to a press release on his official website.

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Bailey opposes pay hike for in-home care providers: 'You can't just tell people what they have to to pay'

By Timothy Stuckey | Jul 2, 2021

Gov. J.B. Pritzker's administration will increase the rate of pay for eligible in-home care providers in an effort to recognize frontline workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a press release on the state's official website.

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Volunteer firefighters could offer 'some relief' to area departments under new legislation

By Timothy Stuckey | Jun 9, 2021

Illinois could soon have more qualified firefighters — or at least, more certified ones.