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Blono: Tell your local elected officials take immediate action during the COVID-19 crisis.

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Aleda Diggins
6 years ago Featured

Please prioritize helping those residents who typically are forgotten. Those who need help the most should be put first in line. I worry about people who don’t have the luxury of a safe, comfortable home/home life, and those who live on poverty wages.

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Jennifer Funk
6 years ago Featured

It is critical that our leaders use our tax dollars for the people at this time. Please do what is right for McLean County residents.

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May Jadallah
6 years ago Featured

A true civil society can only be measured by how well it treats and attends to the needs of its most vulnerable communities.

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Brian Howard
6 years ago

Stay healthy people

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Joseph Kenedy
6 years ago

I strongly support the demands detailed in this petition and believe this is an opportunity for us to come together as a community for the betterment of humanity. Let us turn this crisis into something beautiful.

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Elizabeth Kosuth
6 years ago Featured

Our community needs to know there is a comprehensive plan that protects all of us. The more anxious people are, the more vulnerable they are to infection.

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Steve Barr
6 years ago

Sooner rather than later please.

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Airius Reeves
6 years ago

In times such as these it is easy to lose oneself in the midst of stress and uncertainty, however you must always remember that there is strength in community. There may be a need for isolation, but you need not be alone.

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Robert Garcia
6 years ago Featured

Please help us protect our community's most vulnerable. Please do NOT WAIT until the virus gets worse in McLean County. We MUST ACT NOW!!

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Trevin Gaffney
6 years ago

No time is better than the present to prepare for the future. This illness’ effect on this area is inevitable and we must take steps to prevent as much damage as possible!

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Derek Lough
6 years ago Featured

As a progressive constitutionalist, I believe that not only does local government has the power to address community needs in time of emergency, but they have a responsibility to use public resources during these times for those too-often marginalized by those with access.

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Jackie Gunderson
6 years ago

There is power in this community.