Illinois District 95 State Representative Michael J. Coffey, Jr.
Recent News About Illinois District 95 State Representative Michael J. Coffey, Jr.
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Illinois House GOP outlines veto session priorities amid fiscal concerns
House Republican leaders in Illinois have outlined their priorities as the fall Veto Session commences.
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Holiday toy drive organized by state representatives and Toys for Tots
State Representatives Mike Coffey and Wayne Rosenthal, in collaboration with Toys for Tots, are encouraging the public to contribute to their holiday toy drive.
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Lincoln Land Community College opens scholarship applications for upcoming academic year
The Lincoln Land Community College (LLCC) Foundation has announced the opening of its scholarship application period for the 2025-2026 academic year.
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Rochester Elementary honored as one of Illinois' best schools
Rochester Elementary School 2-3 has been recognized as one of the Best Elementary Schools for 2025 by U.S. News & World Report.
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Illinois bill seeks to reallocate funds to senior meal programs
House Republicans have put forward a new bill aimed at securing funding for programs that provide meals to senior citizens in Illinois.
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Legislative package aims to amend Illinois' Environmental Protection Act
Illinois House Minority Leader Tony McCombie has introduced a legislative package aimed at revising the state's Environmental Protection Act.
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Mike Coffey hosts Veterans Day breakfast and advisory council meeting
State Representative Mike Coffey recently supported veterans and active-duty military members during a Veterans Day breakfast at Hy-Vee in Springfield.
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Illinois Republicans emphasize year-round recognition for veterans
Veterans have consistently demonstrated their commitment to serving the nation, and Illinois House Republicans emphasize that their recognition should extend beyond Veterans Day.
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National STEAM Day celebrates science education for future generations
Today marks National STEAM Day, an occasion dedicated to promoting the study of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics among young learners.
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Holiday hiring declines amid cautious consumer spending
The 2024 holiday season is expected to present challenges for those seeking seasonal retail jobs.
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Rep. Mike Coffey discusses tax concerns with Springfield's Aaron's Rent To Own
Last week, Representative Mike Coffey visited Aaron’s Rent To Own in Springfield to learn more about the business.
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FAQs guide Illinoisans through Election Day procedures
Today marks Election Day in Illinois, providing an opportunity for residents who did not vote early or by mail to cast their ballots.
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Illinois faces rising property taxes amid new proposals
Chicago's property tax rates are set to rise following a proposal by Mayor Brandon Johnson.
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House Republicans push family involvement on National Family Literacy Day
In 1994, Congress passed Joint Resolution 413, designating November 1st as Family Literacy Day.
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Guidelines set for Illinois voters ahead of Election Day
As Election Day approaches, voters in Illinois are preparing to cast their ballots for the 2024 General Election.
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Illinois representative supports tax reduction amid rising state budget concerns
In Illinois, the state budget has become a contentious issue.
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Nation honors brave men and women on National First Responders Day
Every year on October 28th, the nation pauses to honor first responders who serve their communities in times of crisis.
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Coffey advocates for veteran support on National Day of the Deployed
Today marks the National Day of the Deployed, a day dedicated to recognizing and supporting troops serving far from home.
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University of Illinois graduates engage with Rep. Coffey during office visit
Yesterday, graduates from the University of Illinois visited Representative Coffey for a meet and greet.
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Illinois lawmakers challenge costs linked to immigration policies
The ongoing national debate on immigration has intensified with California's recent proposal to provide housing assistance to undocumented immigrants. The proposed bill in California would allow these individuals to apply for state-backed home loans of up to $150,000. This development has sparked discussions about whether Illinois might consider a similar approach, especially as Chicago's migrant crisis remains a significant issue.