State Rep. Randy E. Frese (R-Ill.)
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Recent News About State Rep. Randy E. Frese (R-Ill.)
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American Education Week highlights contributions of educators and school communities
American Education Week is an opportunity to acknowledge the importance of learning and the dedication of educators, students, and families involved in education.
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Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week emphasizes collective action
During Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, attention is drawn to the challenges faced by individuals dealing with homelessness and hunger.
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Illinois Farm Bureau files lawsuit after AFBF membership termination
The Illinois Farm Bureau has initiated legal action against the American Farm Bureau Federation following the termination of its AFBF membership
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Alzheimer's Awareness Month emphasizes support and advocacy
National Alzheimer's Disease Month is observed to honor those affected by Alzheimer's. It is a time to offer support, advocate for continued research, and raise awareness about the importance of early detection.
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Veterans Day tribute honors service members' bravery and sacrifice
This Veterans Day, a moment is taken to honor and express gratitude to all the men and women who have served in the military.
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Illinois opens applications for winter energy assistance program
Applications are now open for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) in Illinois.
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Illinois House and Senate prepare for fall veto session next week
Both the Illinois House and Senate are scheduled to reconvene in Springfield next week for the fall Veto Session.
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Halloween celebrations bring festive spirit worldwide
Whether dressed in spooky costumes or enjoying sweet treats, today is about embracing the fun of Halloween.
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Illinois prepares for end of Daylight Saving Time
As November approaches, residents of Illinois are preparing for the end of Daylight Saving Time.
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Stroke awareness highlighted on World Stroke Day
It is crucial to raise awareness about recognizing the warning signs of a stroke.
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Honoring the bravery and sacrifice of first responders today
Today, a tribute is paid to the bravery and sacrifice of first responders.
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Illinois issues checks for unclaimed property through state treasurer
If you receive a check from the treasurer in the mail, it is not a scam. The checks are part of Illinois’ unclaimed property program and are safe to cash.
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Deer activity rises on roads; drivers urged to exercise caution
It is the time of year when deer activity increases on roads. Drivers are advised to be extra cautious, especially at dawn and dusk. Scanning roadsides for "eyeshine," which is the reflection of headlights in a deer's eyes, can help in spotting them early. It is important to remember that if one deer is seen, there are likely more nearby. To prevent accidents, drivers should avoid slamming on the brakes or swerving if they encounter deer on the road.
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Illinois legislature addresses voting security amid other statewide updates
The Senior Health Fair in Quincy saw a significant turnout this week, thanks to the community's engagement and the partnership with the Kroc Center. The event was part of ongoing efforts to address community health needs.
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Archery deer season begins in Illinois with safety reminders
Illinois' archery deer season has commenced, and the Department of Natural Resources is reminding hunters about important dates, regulations, and safety practices for the season.
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Quincy hosts successful senior health fair at Kroc Center
Approximately 300 residents from the Quincy area participated in the 2024 Senior Adult Health Fair held at the Kroc Center. The event, which took place yesterday, offered free health screenings and a wealth of information to attendees.
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Red Cross calls for blood donations after hurricanes Milton and Helene
As Hurricane Milton strikes Florida, the American Red Cross is actively seeking blood donations. This appeal follows the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. The organization urges those who can to contribute blood to assist individuals in need.
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Hurricane Helene's impact prompts call for aid; Floridians prepare for Hurricane Milton
It has been over a week since Hurricane Helene struck, marking it as the fourth deadliest hurricane to hit the U.S. mainland since 1950 and the most lethal since Hurricane Katrina in 2005. With Floridians now preparing for Hurricane Milton, there are ways people can contribute to relief efforts.
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Hamas attack anniversary: remembering victims and supporting hostages
Today marks the first anniversary of the Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel that occurred on October 7, 2023. This day serves as a moment to remember the victims and survivors of these tragic events. It is also a time to express continued support for the people of Israel, as well as for the Americans and Israelis who remain held hostage.
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Mike Madigan faces federal corruption trial starting Tuesday
Once the most powerful politician in Illinois history, former Speaker Mike Madigan's federal corruption trial is set to begin on Tuesday. Madigan is accused of leading a criminal enterprise that spanned decades. The charges against him include bribery and racketeering, and he faces the possibility of a lengthy prison sentence if found guilty.