Illinois State Rep. John M. Cabello (R-Machesney Park)
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Recent News About Illinois State Rep. John M. Cabello (R-Machesney Park)
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Illinois athletes compete in 2024 Paris Summer Olympics
PARIS – Illinois residents are being encouraged to support their local athletes competing in the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. Among the competitors are Korbin Albert (football, Grayslake), Kamal Bey (wrestling, Oak Park), Kennedy Blades (wrestling, Broadview), Lauren Carlini (volleyball, Aurora), Peter Chatain (rowing, Winnetka), Aaron Cummings (rugby, Chicago), and Anthony Davis (basketball, Chicago).
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Illinois adds .410 shot shells to acceptable turkey shot sizes
Starting next year, thanks to a bill signed by Governor J.B. Pritzker, .410 shot shells will be added to the list of acceptable turkey shot sizes in Illinois. The change is a significant development for hunting groups as it opens up hunting opportunities for youth, the elderly, the disabled, and anyone who prefers lower recoil.
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Rep. Cabello to assist residents with property tax appeals
Assistant Minority Leader and State Representative John M. Cabello is set to host two events designed to help residents understand the process for filing timely and accurate property tax appeals. The presentations will include resources from the county assessor, information regarding the property tax appeals timeline, and staff assistance for specific questions. The details are as follows:
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Firework safety tips ahead of July 4th celebrations
Safety is paramount when handling any fireworks-type devices, as they can cause serious eye injuries and burns if not used properly. Important safety tips include:
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Illinois Fire Marshal advises on safe grilling practices ahead of July 4th
The Office of the Illinois State Fire Marshal is urging residents to adhere to proper safety practices when using grills during the upcoming July 4th holiday and throughout the summer. According to officials, July is the peak month for grill fires, followed by May, June, and August.
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Economic challenges and other issues persist in Illinois
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Ironman 70.3 triathlon to debut in Rockford, Illinois
Rockford, Illinois, will host its first Ironman race next year with the IRONMAN 70.3 triathlon.
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Blood shortages across Illinois during summer months
ILLINOIS – Blood supplies and donations often dwindle in summer months, causing critical shortages. If you are able, consider giving the gift of life this summer by donating blood or platelets.
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Tips for staying safe amid high temperatures in Illinois
High temperatures are expected to persist across Illinois. Residents are advised to take precautions to stay safe during the extreme heat.
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Guidelines to prevent Medicare fraud and protect personal information
In 2022, the government reported a loss of approximately $60 billion due to Medicare fraud. To help individuals identify and avoid such scams, several precautions have been recommended:
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American Eagle Day highlights conservation efforts for national symbol
USA – June 20th is a day to honor the national symbol: the American Eagle. On American Eagle Day, efforts to protect this endangered species are highlighted.
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Underrated small towns in Illinois recommended for summer day trips
ROCKFORD, IL – As summer approaches, many are seeking day trip destinations. Here are 14 underrated small towns to visit in Illinois.
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Illinois state budget includes tax hikes and increased spending
The new state budget, signed into law last week by Democrats, includes significant financial measures. The budget features a billion dollars in tax increases, pay raises for politicians, and an additional billion dollars allocated for spending on non-citizens.
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Illinois announces free fishing days starting June 14
Illinois residents can fish free of charge in numerous locations this weekend as the state’s annual Free Fishing Days begin on Friday.
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Illinois FY2025 budget increases by $2.6 billion, includes tax hikes and funding for non-citizens
ILLINOIS – The Fiscal Year 2025 budget is $2.6 billion more than last year’s enacted budget and includes pay raises for politicians and $1 billion for non-citizens. Additionally, Democrats voted for $1 billion in tax hikes to fund their spending.
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Illinois allocates nearly $1 billion on migrant support amidst record-breaking budget
On May 29, 2024, the Illinois General Assembly approved a $53.1 billion budget, marking the largest spending plan in state history. Among its allocations, nearly $1 billion is designated for migrant, non-citizen, and refugee support—three times more than what is allocated for veterans.
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Rep. John M. Cabello opposes record-breaking FY2025 Illinois state budget
Illinois State Representative and Assistant Minority Leader John M. Cabello (R-Machesney Park) cast a decisive "no" vote against the State of Illinois FY2025 budget, marking it as the largest partisan spending plan in state history at $53.1 billion. Rep. Cabello articulated his objections to various components of the budget, expressing concerns over its potential adverse effects on Illinois residents.
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Rep Cabello opposes $1 billion in tax hikes for FY2025 budget
SPRINGFIELD – Assistant Minority Leader and State Representative John M. Cabello voiced opposition to the State of Illinois FY2025 Budget and $1 billion in tax hikes in the early morning hours of May 29, 2024.
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Memorial Day Ceremony held on House Floor
SPRINGFIELD, IL – The Memorial Day Ceremony was held on the House Floor on May 22, 2024. The event aimed to honor and remember those who have served in the armed forces.
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Cop on a Rooftop: A fundraising event for Special Olympics Illinois in 2024
Mark your calendars! The 2024 Cop on a Rooftop event is slated to take place statewide on Friday, May 17 from 5 a.m. to 12 p.m. You are invited to visit any participating Dunkin’ Donuts to partake in this notable fundraiser for Special Olympics Illinois.