New Legislation Seeks to Give State Control of Local Residential Zoning
In a recent development, the Single-Family Zoning Ban Act has emerged as the latest proposal aimed at transferring zoning authority from local governments to the state. According to a report by The Caucus Blog, this legislation marks the second initiative in the spring session with the objective of enhancing state control over residential zoning.The article highlights the intent behind the legislation, stating, "The Single-Family Zoning Ban Act is now the second piece of legislation proposed during the spring session intended to strip local governments of their zoning...
3rd Reading Deadline Looms for House Bills
The House is scheduled back in session for all five weekdays this week. Friday is the deadline for members to move their House Bills out of the House to the Senate. You can watch along here.
Cashless Bail Fail, Steps to Eliminate Natural Gas, Local Makers Madness Finalist, and More
Illinois residents are facing concerns regarding public safety following the implementation of the cashless bail system under the Illinois SAFE-T Act. Various incidents have raised alarms about the effectiveness of the new state law. According to Fox News, an Illinois woman charged with attacking Chicago police officers was released on no cash bail due to the new legislation. Similarly, WTVO-TV reported a case where a man accused of a smash-and-grab robbery was released under the Illinois SAFE-T Act. These incidents reflect a trend that has emerged since the full...
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How much more does an administrator earn than teachers in Quincy School District 172 in 2021-22 school year?
The average school administrator’s salary in Quincy School District 172 was $81,766 during the 2021-22 school year, while teaching salaries averaged $47,065, according to the Illinois State Board of Education report.
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Quincy Reporter area weekly mass times
The following parishes in the Quincy Reporter coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.
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Quincy Reporter area weekly mass times
The following parishes in the Quincy Reporter coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.
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Quincy Reporter area weekly mass times
The following parishes in the Quincy Reporter coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.
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St. Patrick's Day Celebrated Worldwide
Today, on March 17, 2024, people around the world are celebrating St. Patrick's Day, honoring the foremost patron saint of Ireland, Saint Patrick. As tradition dictates, many are donning green attire to commemorate this special day.The significance of St. Patrick's Day lies in honoring the contributions and legacy of Saint Patrick, who is credited with bringing Christianity to Ireland. As stated by the source, "Saint Patrick’s Day honors the foremost patron saint of Ireland, Saint Patrick."In the spirit of the celebration, there is a widespread reminder to wear green,...
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Quincy Reporter area weekly mass times
The following parishes in the Quincy Reporter coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.
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Gun Ban Opponents Appeal to SCOTUS, Licensing Simplification Proposed, and Senior Hall of Fame Nominations Open
Gun ban opponents have formally appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court to challenge the Illinois law. In response to defenders of the ban, critics point to recent federal court decisions on firearms rights and flaws in the Illinois law's definition of banned items.A controversial law limiting constitutional challenges to Cook and Sangamon Counties in Illinois has been ruled unconstitutional by a Madison County judge.To address budgetary challenges, the Pritzker administration has implemented a "redetermination" process for a healthcare program for undocumented immigrants,...
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Nurse Anesthetist Students Engage with Lawmakers at the Capitol
Rep. Frese this week was pleased to meet and visit with a group of Nurse Anesthetist students at the Capitol. "It was great to speak with them about healthcare and some of the challenges we’re facing, and also to see the enthusiasm and optimism they will bring to our healthcare systems," Rep. Frese said.A group of Nurse Anesthetist students recently had the opportunity to engage with lawmakers at the Capitol. Representative Frese expressed his delight in meeting with the students and discussing important healthcare matters with them. The students' enthusiasm and optimism...
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Quincy Reporter area weekly mass times
The following parishes in the Quincy Reporter coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.
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Celebrate Women’s Day!
International Women’s Day is a time to recognize the cultural, economic, and political accomplishments and contributions of women. These words were emphasized by individuals worldwide as they commemorated the achievements of women on March 8, 2024.The day serves as a reminder of the progress made towards gender equality and the work that still lies ahead. One individual expressed gratitude, saying, "Thank you to the trailblazing women who worked to achieve gender equality in the United States and across the globe!" This sentiment reflects the appreciation for those who...
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California Emissions Standards Bill is Back
The House Energy and Environment Committee is set to reconvene today at 4:00 pm to address the Democrats’ effort to align Illinois with California's stringent emission standards. According to an unknown source, "More than 3,700 witness slips were filed in opposition to this bad bill ahead of the last scheduled hearing in February."The contentious bill, identified as HB 1634, has sparked strong reactions, prompting thousands to voice their concerns through witness slips. Those interested in participating in the process can file a witness slip against the bill by visiting...
