Illinois Senate Approves Funding for Social
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Amanda Vinicky talks about possible property tax freeze&funding relief for social services
The Illinois Senate is back in session in Springfield to consider a property tax freeze and possible funding relief for social service providers. Amanda Vinicky will join us with the latest on Chicago Tonight.
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Illinois Senate Approves Funding for Social
Clip: 8/3/2015 | 4m 18sVideo has Closed Captions
The Illinois Senate is back in session in Springfield to consider a property tax freeze and possible funding relief for social service providers. Amanda Vinicky will join us with the latest on Chicago Tonight.
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