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State Rep. Friess: 'If you or anyone you know owns a business, I encourage you to call my district office to register for this event'
Illinois State Representative David Friess promoted an upcoming business development seminar in a Facebook post published on Friday
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Friess: 'The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has been chosen to lead the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Chicago'
Rep. David Friess announced in a Mar. 7 Facebook post that three Illinois Universities would be part of the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Chicago project.
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Friess: 'The rising costs of fuel, groceries, utilities, and just about everything else has put a strain on family budgets statewide'
In a Feb. 16 Facebook post, Rep. David Friess encouraged individuals to use the Find Food IL map to find food pantries and meal sites if needed, and others who could afford to donate to food pantries.
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Governor's Volunteer Service Award recipient honored for 'exceptional accomplishment'
A Monroe County woman is being recognized at the state level for her selflessness in dedicating her life to serving others, even though she is confined to a wheelchair.
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Friess prepares for November election, visits state fair: 'Another nice day at the DuQuoin State Fair'
Representative David Friess visited the DuQuoin State Fair’s Republican Day as the November general election is on its way.
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New Friess ad ties Costello to Madigan
Republican House candidate David Friess debuted a new TV spot last week criticizing Rep. Jerry Costello II (D-Red Bud) for his voting record.
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Friess attends anti-abortion rally, pledges to stand for life in Springfield
Republican state House candidate David Friess vows to remain a pro-life advocate once he arrives in Springfield.
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Friess signs pledge promising to fire Madigan, place term limits on lawmakers
Republican candidate David Friess recently challenged his opponent, Rep. Jerry Costello (D-Smithton), to sign a pledge to fire House Speaker Mike Madigan (D-Chicago).
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Friess makes being heard by voters a key part of his campaign
Republican state House candidate David Friess could soon be coming to a neighborhood near you.