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Drinking water for thousands of Illinoisans to be protected under Faraci law

Drinking water for thousands of Illinoisans to be protected under Faraci law

Ellman measure to strengthen Illinois gun storage becomes law

Ellman measure to strengthen Illinois gun storage becomes law

Collins law helps residents deal with criminal trespassing

Collins law helps residents deal with criminal trespassing

Lightford celebrates unveiling of Children’s Adversity Index to measure exposure to childhood trauma

Lightford celebrates unveiling of Children’s Adversity Index to measure exposure to childhood trauma

Koehler law reforms pharmacy benefit manager practices

Koehler law reforms pharmacy benefit manager practices

Turner: Two Sangamon County museums awarded grants from Illinois museum program

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Tuesday, March 15, 2022 01:21 PM

CIL AA history museum 031522SPRINGFIELD – The Springfield and Central Illinois African American History Museum and the City of Springfield are set to receive $662,545 and $355,400 respectively to make improvements and create new exhibits, thanks to support from State Senator Doris Turner (D-Springfield).

“Our city museums provide excellent educational opportunities and give people near and far the chance to learn about our history,” Turner said. “This initiative is making a significant investment to our local museums that will attract more visitors and educate our community for years to come.”

Read more: Turner: Two Sangamon County museums awarded grants from Illinois museum program

Ellman, Yang Rohr announce more than $1.8 million in state grants for local museums

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Monday, March 14, 2022 03:41 PM

naper settlement 031422NAPERVILLE – Three local museums are set to receive more than $1.8 million in Public Museum Capital Grants, State Senator Laura Ellman (D-Naperville) and State Representative Janet Yang Rohr (D-Naperville) announced on Friday.

“Local museums and exhibits provide priceless, hands-on learning opportunities for families in our community,” Ellman said. “I’m pleased to see investment in these invaluable institutions right here in our back yards. These grants will create jobs and preserve our museums for future generations to enjoy.”

 

Read more: Ellman, Yang Rohr announce more than $1.8 million in state grants for local museums

Belt, Crowe attend NASCAR Cup Series official race name announcement

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Monday, March 14, 2022 03:31 PM

nascar 031422MADISON – With the upcoming NASCAR Cup Series race at World Wide Technology Raceway, State Senators Christopher Belt (D-Swansea) and Rachelle Aud Crowe (D-Glen Carbon) attended the race’s official name announcement, Enjoy Illinois 300, sponsored by the Illinois Office of Tourism.

“I am proud to represent the great city of Madison and the hardworking community that lives here,” Belt said. “This raceway has made essential investments over the years to become what it is today – a place that brings diversity, revenue and excitement together. The upcoming race will have an enormous economic boost for our community and the Metro East that will uplift local businesses, hotels, restaurants and more.”

Read more: Belt, Crowe attend NASCAR Cup Series official race name announcement

Loughran Cappel backs resolution to promote career and technical education

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Monday, March 14, 2022 03:07 PM

mlc 031422SPRINGFIELD – To improve career readiness after high school, State Senator Meg Loughran Cappel (D-Shorewood) supported a resolution in the Senate urging high school educators and counselors to promote career and technical education.

“When students and families are thinking about a post-high school education, trade schools are not always considered a viable option,” Loughran Cappel said. “It’s vital that we create opportunities for students to learn about additional career opportunities that they can succeed in.”

Read more: Loughran Cappel backs resolution to promote career and technical education

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  2. Senator Feigenholtz: Three projects in Senate district awarded grants to Illinois museum program
  3. Murphy: Vehicle owners deserve to be told if their car will be towed
  4. Turner reminds public to check and replace smoke detector batteries while changing clocks for daylight saving
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