State Rep. Paul Jacobs
Recent News About State Rep. Paul Jacobs
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Bill of Rights Day commemorates foundational constitutional amendments
On December 15, Americans observe Bill of Rights Day, marking the anniversary of the signing of the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
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Wreaths Across America Day honors veterans with nationwide tributes
On December 14, 2024, the nation observed Wreaths Across America Day.
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National Guard celebrates its founding anniversary
Happy Birthday to the U.S. National Guard, which was initially founded in 1636.
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Fire station construction grants now accepting applications from local departments
Local fire departments aiming to construct or renovate their stations have an opportunity to apply for grant funding.
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Corruption cases highlight need for reform on International Anti-Corruption Day
Countries worldwide observe International Anti-Corruption Day on December 9, a day established by the United Nations in 2003 to raise awareness about corruption's impacts and emphasize the importance of combating it.
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Illinois honors miners on National Miners Day
On National Miners Day, the contributions of miners are acknowledged for their dedication to the mining industry.
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Illinois marks its journey to becoming the 21st state
On December 3, 1818, Illinois was officially recognized as the 21st state in the United States.
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National Special Education Day highlights contributions of educators and families
On National Special Education Day, the contributions of teachers, students, and families dedicated to supporting special needs education are acknowledged.
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Organ donation saves lives: How Illinois residents can register
Becoming an organ and tissue donor is a vital decision that can save lives, restore sight, and improve the quality of life for many individuals in Illinois.
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Firearm deer hunting season opens across Illinois with safety precautions emphasized
Deer hunting season in Illinois begins this Friday, continuing through Sunday, November 24.
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Jacobs honors education support professionals on special day
Jacobs is marking Education Support Professionals Day by acknowledging the essential contributions of various school staff members.
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Jacobs marks World Diabetes Day honoring insulin co-discovery
World Diabetes Day serves as an opportunity to raise awareness and express support for the millions of Americans living with diabetes.
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Republicans propose reallocating funds to support senior meal programs
House Republicans have put forward a bill aimed at securing funding for programs such as Meals on Wheels.
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National Adoption Month highlights families formed through adoption
This National Adoption Month, families and children who have found love and hope through adoption are being celebrated.
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Illinois launches online licensing system for select professions
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) has launched an online licensing system for select professions, as announced by State Representative Paul Jacobs.
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Illinois House Republicans launch initiative on National Family Literacy Day
In 1994, Congress declared November 1st as Family Literacy Day through Joint Resolution 413.
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Rep. Jacobs highlights World Stroke Day's importance in raising awareness
It is important to raise awareness about recognizing the warning signs of a stroke.
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National First Responders Day honors those protecting communities
Every year on October 28th, National First Responders Day is observed to honor the firefighters, police officers, paramedics, emergency medical technicians (EMTs), and other emergency personnel who risk their lives to protect and serve communities.
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National Drug Takeback Day encourages safe disposal of medications
If you have old or unused medications in your medicine cabinet, this Saturday offers an opportunity to dispose of them safely.
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Illinois faces potential $50 million loss due to conservation district budget cuts
The Illinois Department of Agriculture has seen a significant reduction in its budget, with nearly $4 million cut from funding for the state's 97 Soil and Water Conservation Districts (SWCDs). This reduction represents close to a 50% decrease in funding for programs essential to managing and protecting the state's natural resources.