Illinois State Rep. Dave Severin (R-Marion)
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Recent News About Illinois State Rep. Dave Severin (R-Marion)
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Rep. Severin marks National Farm Safety and Health Week
Rep. Severin Marks Farm Safety and Health Week
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Severin: Today marks Constitution and Citizenship Day
Constitution Day and Citizenship Day marks the anniversary of the adoption of the United States Constitution and honors all who have become U.S. citizens. "Today we honor the foundational principles of our country and celebrate the spirit of the American dream!"
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Rep. Severin & Sen. Bryant host free senior health fair in Mt.Carmel
State Senator Terri Bryant and State Representative Dave Severin will team up on Friday, September 27, in Mt. Carmel at the Mt. Carmel Senior Center from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. for a free Senior Citizens Health Fair. This will be the second such event hosted by the lawmakers in 2024 and the first they have held in Mt. Carmel.
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Severin discusses deer crop damage and corrections issues on WJPF Morning Newswatch
State Rep. Dave Severin recently participated in an interview with Tom Miller on WJPF’s Morning Newswatch program. During the session, Rep. Severin addressed a town hall meeting held in Mt. Vernon, which attracted 150 farmers and concerned citizens discussing solutions to the increasing issue of crop damage caused by large deer herds in the region. Additionally, he spoke about ongoing challenges at the Illinois Department of Corrections.
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Severin honors victims of 9/11 attacks on Patriot Day 2024
On Patriot Day, we remember and honor the lives lost on September 11th. Let’s come together as one to honor the memories of those we lost and to support one another with kindness and strength.
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Illinois State Capitol undergoes extensive renovations to preserve historical architecture
Anyone who has visited the Illinois State Capitol in recent years has noticed significant construction activity. The north wing of the Capitol is undergoing a three-year renovation project aimed at modernizing the historic building while preserving its 19th-century atmosphere and décor.
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Severin celebrates National Read a Book Day with LIFE initiative
Today marks National Read a Book Day. As the House Republicans lead of the Literacy Improves Future Endeavors (LIFE) working group, Representative Severin encourages everyone to engage in reading.
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Town hall addresses impact of deer overpopulation on Illinois agriculture
More than 125 concerned farmers, hunters, and conservationists gathered during a town hall event in Mount Vernon hosted by State Senator Terri Bryant, State Representative Dave Severin, the Illinois Farm Bureau, and the Illinois Department of Natural Resources on Thursday. The meeting addressed issues related to the overpopulation of deer damaging agricultural land in southern central Illinois.
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Rep. Severin earns perfect score from Technology & Manufacturing Association
State Rep. Dave Severin is one of only 32 members of the Illinois General Assembly to have earned a 100% rating with the Illinois Technology & Manufacturing Association (TMA), according to the newly released 2023 Legislative Scorecard provided by the TMA.
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House Republicans address professional licensing delays in Illinois
When the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation's (IDFPR) outdated system caused professional licensing delays, House Republicans intervened. The latest edition of The Caucus Blog provides details on their efforts.
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National College Colors Day encourages school spirit through team colors
National College Colors Day encourages students, alumni, friends, and fans to celebrate their favorite college team by wearing their team colors. Participants are invited to join in the fun and show their team spirit today.
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Friday Night Lights return: A look at Illinois high school football traditions
High school football in Illinois returns tomorrow, marking the continuation of a long-standing tradition that dates back to the 1880s. Some of the state's most historic programs began before 1900, including Oak Park, East Aurora, Freeport, Woodstock, Joliet, West Aurora, Pontiac, Pittsfield, and East St. Louis. The sport has seen many legends such as Red Grange, Otto Graham, Dick Butkus, Ray Nitschke, and Kellen Winslow.
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Tips for staying safe in Illinois's extreme heat
High temperatures are expected to persist across Illinois today. Authorities have provided several tips to ensure safety during extreme heat:
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Rep. Severin marks Illinois Constitution Day on August 26
On August 26, 1818, Illinois ratified its first State Constitution. Representative Severin stated, "Let’s celebrate this foundation of principles and values that our State constitution created!"
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Southern Illinois legislators discuss economic development at chamber summit
CARBONDALE, IL – State Senators Dale Fowler and Terri Bryant, along with State Representatives Dave Severin, Patrick Windhorst, and Paul Jacobs, participated in the Southern Illinois Regional Chamber of Commerce Legislative Summit on Thursday. The legislators provided brief presentations on state legislative matters and local economic development activities before engaging in a question-and-answer session with attendees.
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Severin notes anniversary of Lincoln-Douglas debates
On August 21, 1858, the Lincoln-Douglas debates began in Ottawa, Illinois. These landmark debates were some of the first examples of political events designed to garner media attention and publicity.
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Tips on saving money as students head back to school
With sky-high inflation still impacting hard-working Illinois families and the new school year set to begin, it is important to consider ways to save money. Food prices, gasoline costs, interest rates, rent, and almost all living expenses continue to rise with little end in sight. Saving money in the current economic climate may not be easy, but there are tips and strategies that can be utilized to help families.
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Illinois sees mixed developments: corruption trials, record crop yields, prison closure
Federal prosecutors have requested the court to deny efforts to separate the upcoming racketeering trials of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan and his co-defendant Michael McClain. Prosecutors argue that trying the men separately would allow each to blame the other. McClain's attorneys had filed a motion seeking to sever his case from Madigan’s, citing concerns that Madigan might point the finger at him during trial. Prosecutors countered that both defendants would benefit from separate trials, enabling them to shift blame onto an absent defendant.
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Rep. Severin to join Sen. Bryant for Southern Illinois tour
State Rep. Dave Severin will join State Senator Terri Bryant next week for several stops on Senator Bryant’s Small Town Tour. Dates and times are listed in the graphic below.
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Severin emphasizes school bus safety as students return
As students return to school, Severin urges motorists to practice smart school bus safety. The most dangerous part of the school bus ride for students is getting on and off the bus.