April 17, 2012
Tags: Classrooms, Commission, consolidation, districts, education, first, Gov., Lt., pat, quinn, school, Simon
By Stephanie Fryer | Illinois Statehouse News
SPRINGFIELD — Illinois' school districts can save money by sharing services instead of consolidating, a state education commission says.
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April 10, 2012
Tags: counseling, earned, Gov., income, law, Project, quinn, relief, tax, taxes
By Stephanie Fryer | Illinois Statehouse News
SPRINGFIELD — Gov. Pat Quinn is reminding working families about tax relief and assistance options.
The deadline to file state and federal taxes is April 17.
March 08, 2012
Tags: $29.4, $33.7, billion, budget, cuts, Gov., Illinois, Institute, pat, Policy, quinn
By Benjamin Yount and Anthony Brino | Illinois Statehouse News
SPRINGFIELD — One of Illinois’ private, fiscal watchdogs says lawmakers need to slash billions, not just trim millions, from Gov. Pat Quinn’s proposed state budget.
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February 22, 2012
Tags: bills, budget, Gov., grants, map, math, Medicaid, new, pat, pensions, quinn, spending, Unpaid
By Benjamin Yount | Illinois Statehouse News
SPRINGFIELD — Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn's budget proposal tops 400 pages and is more than 3 inches thick.
Inside the governor's plan for the next fiscal year, which begins in June, are the details of how he wants to spend $33.9 billion in taxpayers’ money.
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February 21, 2012
Tags: budget, facilities, funding, Gov., Illinois, Medicaid, parks, pat, pensions, quinn, school, State
By Benjamin Yount | Illinois Statehouse News
SPRINGFIELD — Illinois' local governments, parks, prisons and police officers are going to have to fight over the leftovers of Gov. Pat Quinn's budget proposal.
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February 15, 2012
Tags: agriculture, Bob, Chuck, Department, Flider, Gov., Hartke, Illinois, increase, of, pat, payback, quinn, tax, vote
By Benjamin Yount | Illinois Statehouse News
SPRINGFIELD —
Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn is once again fighting off charges from critics that he is rewarding a supporter of last year’s income tax increase with a cushy state government job.
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