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Demmer: 'We had a great day in Springfield'

By Timothy Stuckey | Aug 14, 2022

State Rep. Tom Demmer (R-Freeport) updated constituents on his activities during a trip to Springfield on Wednesday in a Facebook post.

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Swanson: 'Lyme disease is one of the most under-detected under-identified diseases'

By Timothy Stuckey | May 18, 2022

The Illinois House of Representatives has recently adopted a measure asking the federal government to commit more resources to find a treatment for Lyme disease.

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McCombie encourages farmers to enroll in Fall Covers for Spring Savings Program

By Timothy Stuckey | Dec 24, 2021

State Representative Tony McCombie (R-Springfield) recently encouraged her constituents to use the Fall Covers for Spring Savings Program in a social media announcement.

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McCombie pushes blood drive, thanks Savanna for 'incredible support'

By Timothy Stuckey | Dec 24, 2021

State Rep. Tony McCombie (R-Springfield) is promoting the annual Savanna Community Blood Drive on her website and Facebook page.

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Anderson announces a $350,000 investment for Fulton Community Center, 'I look forward to coming back and seeing the renovations at the Fidelity-Drives Building'

By Timothy Stuckey | Jul 6, 2021

Sen. Neil Anderson (R-Moline) recently announced a $350,000 investment for the Fidelity-Drives Building, which will be facilitated by Rebuild Illinois in an effort to keep the more than 100-year-old structure functioning as a community center.

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Illinois lawmakers clash over redrawing boundaries; Republicans file 'independent redistricting' bill

By Timothy Stuckey | Apr 4, 2021

Illinois lawmakers are at odds over the process of redrawing boundaries for the state's legislative and congressional districts.

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Ruiz: Common App makes it 'easier for students' to research public universities in Illinois

By Timothy Stuckey | Apr 3, 2021

Public universities in Illinois will begin using Common Application later this fall to help mitigate students' migration out of the state by easing the process of applying to college into one centralized system.