Illinois State Senator Dale Fowler
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Recent News About Illinois State Senator Dale Fowler
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Illinois Senate Republicans urge action on prison drug crisis
With a significant increase in illicit drugs infiltrating correctional facilities, Illinois Senate Republicans are urging the administration to take immediate action to address the ongoing crisis.
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Senator Fowler and Meridian Health distribute Thanksgiving turkeys
State Senator Dale Fowler collaborated with Meridian Health Plan of Illinois to distribute 250 free Thanksgiving turkeys to local families in need.
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Thanksgiving dinner costs rise in Illinois despite lower turkey prices
Thanksgiving, a time for gathering and enjoying a festive meal, brings with it the challenge of rising costs.
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Thanksgiving safety tips shared by NFPA and American Red Cross
As Thanksgiving approaches, Illinois residents are urged to prioritize safety whether they plan to cook at home or travel.
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Illinois launches I-CASH initiative for claiming unpaid wages
Illinois workers now have a new avenue to claim unpaid wages and penalties.
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Illinois lawmakers begin veto session with focus on budget and environmental issues
Lawmakers gathered in Springfield on November 12 for the start of the fall Veto Session.
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Federal court rules Illinois' assault weapons ban unconstitutional
A federal judge in East St. Louis has declared Illinois' ban on assault weapons unconstitutional.
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Veterans Memorial Display returns to Illinois State Capitol
The Veterans Memorial Display has returned to the Illinois State Capitol and is now open for visitors.
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Senator Fowler hosts student advisory council focusing on leadership
State Senator Dale Fowler welcomed around 70 high school students from 14 schools to Mtn Dew Park in Marion on October 30 for his annual Student Advisory Council.
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Illinois launches campaign focusing on teen distracted driving
The Illinois Secretary of State's office has introduced a campaign titled "One Road.
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Illinois General Assembly prepares for fall veto session with no gubernatorial vetoes
The Illinois General Assembly is preparing for its annual Fall Veto Session, which will take place from November 12-14 and November 19-21.
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Illinois Grocery Initiative offers $11M grants for new stores in food deserts
The Illinois Grocery Initiative has announced the opening of Round 2 for its "New Stores in Food Deserts" program. This initiative aims to improve access to fresh and nutritious food in underserved communities by offering $11 million in grants. The funding is intended to support the development of grocery stores in areas lacking fresh food options.
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Du Quoin State Fair sets new attendance record with over 204,000 visitors
The 2024 Du Quoin State Fair has set a new attendance record, drawing over 204,000 visitors during its 11-day event from August 23 to September 2.
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Halloween safety tips shared by Sen. Fowler
As Halloween approaches, safety measures are being emphasized to ensure a fun and secure experience for trick-or-treaters. Senator Fowler has shared several tips aimed at keeping the festivities enjoyable and accident-free.
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Golconda Road improvement project begins with $500K grant
On October 3, State Senator Dale Fowler joined local officials to mark the start of significant improvements to Old Golconda Road. This project aims to address safety concerns due to frequent flooding in the area.
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Nominations open for ISBE's 2025 Those Who Excel & Teacher of the Year Awards
The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) is seeking nominations for the 2025 Those Who Excel & Teacher of the Year Awards. The board aims to recognize outstanding educators, administrators, and school professionals who have made significant contributions to both public and nonpublic elementary and secondary schools in Illinois.
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Senator Dale Fowler receives Champion of Free Enterprise Award
State Senator Dale Fowler (R-Harrisburg) has been recognized as a Champion of Free Enterprise by the Illinois Chamber of Commerce. This honor acknowledges his efforts in supporting free enterprise and job opportunities across Illinois.
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Southern Illinois lawmakers call for inmate mail protocol changes after exposure incidents
Concerns have risen over potential exposures to dangerous substances in Illinois prisons. Recent reports indicate that prison staff and inmates have fallen ill and required medical treatment, with a common factor being mail sent to inmates possibly containing papers soaked with drugs or harmful substances.
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Illinois residents urged to register ahead of upcoming general election
With the general election approaching, Illinois residents are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the voting process and registration requirements. Voting serves as a crucial method for citizens to express their views in government.
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Farm safety week promotes proactive measures amid high-risk season
National Farm Safety and Health Week, observed from September 15 to 21, highlights the importance of safety in the agricultural industry.