Illinois State Rep. Dan Ugaste (R-St. Charles)
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Recent News About Illinois State Rep. Dan Ugaste (R-St. Charles)
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Court reverses decision on Illinois high-voltage transmission line
An appeals court has reversed state regulators’ approval of a permit for the Illinois portion of an 800-mile high-voltage transmission line, setting up a possible fight at the state’s Supreme Court.
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Illinois House Republicans offer tips for saving on back-to-school needs
With inflation continuing to affect families in Illinois and the new school year approaching, it is essential to explore strategies for saving money. The Caucus Blog of the Illinois House Republicans offers insights on how families can reduce expenses as they prepare for the upcoming academic year.
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Fox River clean-up event scheduled for September 21 in St. Charles
The River Corridor Foundation of St. Charles is organizing a Fox River Clean-Up Event on Saturday, September 21. Volunteers are being sought to assist with the clean-up efforts on behalf of Team Ugaste.
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Senator DeWitte and Representative Ugaste join diaper drive for local families
State Senator Don DeWitte (R-St. Charles), State Representative Dan Ugaste (R-Geneva), and their offices are participating in a Diaper Drive to benefit not-for-profit groups in southern Kane and Kendall counties. This Diaper Drive has been organized by the Fox Valley United Way.
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United Way organizes diaper drive with local representatives
State Senator Don DeWitte’s office and Representative Ugaste’s office are participating in a Diaper Drive to benefit not-for-profit groups in southern Kane and Kendall counties. Organized by the Fox Valley United Way, the drive aims to support local families in need.
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Illinois state parks named among top hidden gems in US
Three Illinois state parks have been recognized in HomeToGo’s top 50 destinations and hidden gems list.
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Governor signs 270 bills impacting various sectors in Illinois
The Governor signed 270 bills into law on Friday. Here’s a look at how these new laws will affect you.
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Proposed law could halve prison sentences for severe crimes
A proposed bill in Illinois could significantly reduce prison sentences, potentially allowing individuals convicted of severe crimes to be released after serving only half their terms. House Bill 5219, sponsored by state Rep. Barbara Hernandez and co-sponsored by Kevin John Olickal and Lilian Jimenez, would apply retroactively, affecting those already incarcerated. Currently, certain crimes require inmates to serve between 50% and 85% of their sentences.
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First yield forecast for corn and soybeans in Illinois set for Monday
This Monday brings the first yield forecast for corn and soybeans around Illinois.
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Job cuts rise as wage growth stalls in Illinois
Job cuts are increasing in Illinois while wage growth is diminishing, according to recent reports. The economic landscape in the state has been marked by a growing number of layoffs and stagnant wages, raising concerns among residents and policymakers.
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Illinois State Fair runs through August 18
The Illinois State Fair commenced yesterday and will continue through August 18. Organizers have shared several reminders for attendees to keep in mind while visiting the fairgrounds this year.
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Illinois State Fair offers free entry for seniors on August 12
Adults aged 60 and older can enter the Illinois State Fair for free on Monday, August 12. Those who visit the Illinois Building will receive health and wellness resources, freebies, and prizes.
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ILCC to host Youth Alcohol Awareness Summit at Illinois State Fair
The Illinois Liquor Control Commission (ILCC) will host a Youth Alcohol Awareness Summit (YAAS) on Tuesday, August 13, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Illinois State Fair.
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Rediscovered art sparks renewed interest in Dennis Williams' legacy
Dennis Williams was a talented artist and friend to many prominent Springfield and Illinois statewide figures in the late 1800s. A lucky find in a North Carolina thrift shop recently rekindled interest in Williams and his work.
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Proposed Illinois law seeks to halve prison sentences amid heated debate
Illinois Democrats have proposed a new law that would reduce all prison sentences by half, sparking debate over its implications for public safety and justice. The proposal has drawn criticism from various quarters, with opponents arguing that it prioritizes the rights of criminals over those of crime victims.
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Illinois State Constitution took effect on August 8, 1870
On this day in 1870, the Illinois State Constitution took effect. This Constitution would remain in effect for a century.
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Rep. Ugaste teams up with police for prescription drug drop-off event
State Representative Dan Ugaste (R-Geneva) is collaborating with the South Elgin Police Department for a Prescription Drug Drop Off Event on Tuesday, August 13, from 9-11 a.m. The event will take place at the South Elgin Police Department, located at 10 N. Water St., South Elgin.
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Illinois opens registration for deer hunting workshops
Registration is open for Illinois Learn to Hunt’s Deer 101 fall workshops. These free, in-person events are designed to help new deer hunters get started in the sport.
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Rep. Ugaste holds successful senior advisory council and IEMA meetings
Thank you to everyone who came out to our Senior Advisory Council and Illinois Emergency Management Association (IEMA) meetings last week at the South Elgin Public Works Building. Thanks also to representatives of IEMA, the Offices of Emergency Management from Kane County, St. Charles, and South Elgin; and Chief Krawczyk of South Elgin for attending.
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Illinois State Fair kicks off with special days starting August
The Illinois State Fair will commence in Springfield on Thursday, August 8. Special days include Ag Day (August 9), Kids Day (August 10), Veterans Day (August 11), and Senior Day (August 12). During these days, designated visitors can receive discounted or free admission. The fair will feature agricultural showings, concerts, races, thrill rides, fair food, and novelty events until Family Day on Sunday, August 18. Nationally known performers are scheduled to appear at the historic Grandstand.