03/03/2022
Loved spending time with our friends at Martha Washington in the 47th Ward. Thanks for having Ann Williams for State Representative and I by to visit and collect petitions signatures.
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03/01/2022
I am so proud of this score from Planned Parenthood.
02/03/2022
Can you make it out to Renalli’s on Sunday to sign petitions for Bridget Degnen, Margaret Croke, and I? Hope to see you there!
02/01/2022
See you this Sunday with Margaret Croke and Committeewoman Lucy Moog at Renalli's, 1925 N. Lincoln Ave., from 11 to 2pm.
01/21/2022
Join us this Sunday, January 23! We're doing a Pop-up-Petition event at Sidetracks (3349 N Halsted) between 4-6pm. Ann and I will get signatures and then join in for show tunes!
01/17/2022
Today we honor the memory of Dr. King.
His deep, inspiring, and indelible mark will live within us forever.
01/15/2022
Up and out early this morning thanks to my Committeeman Tom Tunney and the incredible 44th Ward Precinct Captains!
01/13/2022
Proud to receive the endorsement from my friends at IUOE Local 150.
12/31/2021
Photos from Sara Feigenholtz for State Senator's post
11/23/2021
On Tuesday, November 30th, please join me in supporting Ann Williams for State Representative at her UNITY reception! The event is at Sidetrack, 3349 N. Halsted St. 6 - 8 PM and is sure to be a wonderful evening.
11/17/2021
Thank you to the 47th Ward Democrats and Committeeman Paul Rosenfeld for having me at your Candidate Forum this evening at DePaul Prep. Looking forward to knocking doors alongside the hard working precinct captains and volunteers.
07/29/2021
What a treat to hang out with the 47th Ward Democrats last night on the river.
07/04/2021
06/16/2021
Last week I got to spend some quality time with my colleagues and long time friend Robin Kelly at the 47th Ward Democrats annual meeting.
05/21/2021
05/14/2021
It's great to see Dine Out on Broadway and Sheffield back this year with nights to enjoy our amazing cuisine in Lakeview.
Who's headed out tonight?
05/01/2021
Happy International Workers Day! We owe all of our brothers and sisters a thank you for fighting for our rights, better and safer working conditions, and making sure we are home after 8 hours of work. Thank You!
04/30/2021
Did you know you can get saplings from Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago as part of their Restore the Canopy campaign? Get one and tell me where you plan on planting it!
https://mwrd.org/treesrestore-canopy
04/28/2021
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04/27/2021
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04/26/2021
Only the office fans will get this one. Happy Pretzel Day!
Dine in or order takeout and add the Resi's Bierstube Tavern pretzel to your order. You won’t be upset.
04/26/2021
New Law Would Ban Restraining Children In Foster Care
“The legislature is in a position to say, ‘No more,'” Feigenholtz said.
The senator from Chicago’s North Side drafted legislation that “prohibits the use of restraints on youth in care … including chemical, manual and mechanical restraints”
This week it passed the Illinois Senate with a 49-3 vote. If it clears the house, shackling foster children will become a crime. - CBS Chicago
On orders from the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services, transportation vendors regularly shackled foster children -- hands, feet, and a body length chain connecting all four limbs.
04/22/2021
In a time where we need to do every little thing to save our planet, we should be opening more test sites instead of closing them. SB2316 would look to reopen the test sites the Rauner administration closed, making it hard for Chicago residents to obtain their plate sticker.
https://news.wttw.com/2016/10/21/epa-shut-down-2-chicago-vehicle-emissions-test-facilities
04/21/2021
Federal prosecutors allege Ald. Ed Burke made anti-Semitic remark, detail ex-Ald. Solis cooperation in new court filing
"When he thought no one was listening Ed Burke revealed his true self. Simply said, Alderman Burke's remarks smack of blatant anti-semitism and are both ignorant and repugnant.
For starters, he owes an apology to Jewish community."
--State Senator Laura Fine and State Senator Sara Feigenholtz
Prosecutors revealed new details Tuesday in the corruption case against Chicago Ald. Edward Burke, including the cooperation of former Ald. Daniel Solis, wiretapped conversations and other evidence in the probe that rocked City Hall two years ago.
04/13/2021
Editorial: Those rules that got waived for the pandemic? Let’s get rid of them
Headed down to Springfield for another week of session with a big win for our bars and restaurants across Illinois. The cocktails-to-go expansion has been signed by Governor Pritzker and will provide extended relief for our local establishments.
We are not out of the woods yet with Covid-19. Please continue to be responsible for the health and safety of our vulnerable community members.
A year of experiments has yielded some valuable reforms that deserve to be kept.
04/11/2021
The weather held out for the shred-a-thon and electronic cycling event. It is always great to see Daniel La Spata, Bridget Degnen, Mariyana Spyropoulos, and all of you!
03/31/2021
It was quite the busy month down in Springfield. We got 10 bills out of committee and co-sponsoring legislation to push Illinois forward. Here is an update on what's being worked on for Illinois' 6th senate district.
03/27/2021
As we celebrate Passover and the exodus from slavery at the Egyptians' hands, we are reminded about our faith in G-d, especially when our faith is tested.
Right now, we are surviving a global pandemic and living through amplified racial and economic inequities that we must repair; our faith continues to be tested.
Let’s not let the parallels of these events elude us. Most of all, let’s celebrate our resilience and focus on repairing the world for generations to come.
Chag Sameach Happy Passover.
03/25/2021
Women in Government Roundtable
On live with Patti Vasquez Bonnin, Ann M. Williams - State Representative, Bridget Gainer, Bridget Degnen, Michele Smith - 43rd Ward Alderman, Lakesia Collins, and Margaret Croke. Join us!
03/20/2021
When women succeed, we all succeed. Join me this to honor women's contributions throughout history, and to support those who continue to fight toward equal opportunity and justice for all.
01/13/2021
Thank you people of the 6th Senate district for your faith in me. It is an honor to represent you in Springfield and I am grateful for your support.
01/09/2021
Illinois GOP Rep. Mary Miller apologizes for Hi**er remark at pro-Trump rally: Calls remain for her to resign
State Sen. Sara Feigenholtz, D-Chicago, who organized the petition, said Friday, “Americans have had enough of this hatred … especially from our congressional leaders and elected officials who should be held to a higher standard.”
Miller: "I sincerely apologize for any harm my words caused and regret using a reference to one of the most evil dictators in history to illustrate the dangers that outside influences can have on our youth."
01/07/2021
We can no longer keep waiting to impeach and remove Mr. Trump. The guardrails of our democracy are at stake.
01/06/2021
Illinois Congresswoman Says ‘Hi**er Was Right on One Thing'
Raw, unbridled, unflinching antisemitism from a newly elected member of Congress from the State of Illinois. At a minimum, she certainly should be censured, and perhaps more.
https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/chicago-politics/illinois-congresswoman-says-hitler-was-right-on-one-thing/2409325/
A newly-sworn in congresswoman from southern Illinois quoted Adolf Hi**er as she spoke outside the U.S. Capitol, saying the German N**i leader “was right on one thing.”
11/04/2020
People of the 6th Senate district...thank you for stepping up in record numbers to cast your vote in this historic election.
I couldn’t be more humbled to represent you in Springfield. It's hard to find the words to express how grateful and honored I am. An honor I promise not to squander.
Every election, we revisit what is important to our communities, so future generations have a shot at getting ahead. Good schools, so our kids have a chance to succeed in life, safe neighborhoods to protect our families, access to health care that cannot be taken for granted, equality, justice, and fairness deserved by all, and clean air and water to sustain future generations on the planet.
No one expects the government to be the answer to everything— but you deserve to know your money is well spent and not wasted — whether it’s for how we build our roads or how we provide food to those who are in need.
Folks, we have work to do. I am ready.
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Sara: Vote NO on SB1169. This is such an abuse of the Liberties of Illinoisans .
Senators Mike Simmons, Sara Feigenholtz for State Senator, Laura for Illinois - Senate District 9, and Robert Peters moments before today’s bill signings, including making Illinois the second state in the nation to repeal the criminalization of HIV.
Congratulations ANA-Illinois and all on the passage of IL SB 2153
👉Requires a hospital to provide a plan of correction if failing to comply with specified requirements/the hospital's written staffing plan; Contains provisions concerning staffing plans
👉Amends the Nursing Education Scholarship Law - Allows IDPH to award up to $500,000 annually in nursing education scholarships
👉Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act - Creates income tax credit for taxpayers who are employed as nurse educators
Thank you Senator Melinda Bush Sara Feigenholtz for State Senator State Representative Michael J. Zalewski David Allen Welter State Representative 75th State Senator Sue Rezin State Senator Dave Koehler
To see more sponsors go to https://www.ilga.gov/legislation/BillStatus.asp?DocNum=2153&GAID=16&DocTypeID=SB&SessionID=110&GA=102
👉Requires a hospital to provide a plan of correction if failing to comply with specified requirements/the hospital's written staffing plan; Contains provisions concerning staffing plans
👉Amends the Nursing Education Scholarship Law - Allows IDPH to award up to $500,000 annually in nursing education scholarships
👉Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act - Creates income tax credit for taxpayers who are employed as nurse educators
Thank you Senator Melinda Bush Sara Feigenholtz for State Senator State Representative Michael J. Zalewski David Allen Welter State Representative 75th State Senator Sue Rezin State Senator Dave Koehler
To see more sponsors go to https://www.ilga.gov/legislation/BillStatus.asp?DocNum=2153&GAID=16&DocTypeID=SB&SessionID=110&GA=102
In Session is back with an episode on Pride Month with Citizens for Lightford, Mike Simmons, and Sara Feigenholtz for State Senator.
Listen now: bit.ly/PrideMonthPod
Listen now: bit.ly/PrideMonthPod
“State Sen. Sara Feigenholtz, D-Chicago, who organized the petition, said Friday, “Americans have had enough of this hatred … especially from our congressional leaders and elected officials who should be held to a higher standard.” Sara Feigenholtz for State Senator
Sweet Senator Sara: Is there anything you can do?
The LPHS community took a huge exhale at the end of school Friday after a very traumatic, chaotic and at times, dangerous week.
In all my time - at four different CPS schools - I have never seen such a large, diverse group of parents, teachers, LSC and community members rally so quickly, thoughtfully and with only one thing in mind - to do what’s right for the students.
CPS - NOT LPHS - has bungled this entire ordeal with its misleading miscommunication, sending leaders to the school who sat with their backs to us, were on their phones and left the auditorium sporadically. They placed an administrator at our school who grabbed a student’s face and left her post in less than two days because she was deemed “not a good fit for the school.” Then the security tape was released and we saw exactly what she did and why she left. It was never because she wasn’t a good fit - it was because she assaulted a student. They have left stakeholders in the dark and only tell us after the fact and after hours so no one is around to answer calls from angry parents.
When a school is in crisis, CEO Janice Jackson should be on site. She doesn’t show. She doesn’t take calls. She doesn’t take meetings.
The kids are furious and heartbroken that their interim Principal and Assistant Principal were taken from their school after five months of turning it around. There have been marches and sit-ins. A massive amount of students left school Thursday and didn’t return Friday. Numerous fights broke out daily. A firecracker was set off. The fire alarm went off. It was unsafe to hold school. It was mayhem. No learning occurred in this climate.
I have so many questions: If the allegations are so egregious, are Detroit/Chicago police involved? This trip was always on the team schedule so what part of it was unsanctioned? Do coaches know they need permission slips, etc for an out of state game when school is not in session? Why can’t the boys basketball team finish their season if none of them have been suspended? If an unsafe, unorganized culture existed for years before all this, why wasn’t the former principal investigated instead of promoted to a central office position? Why was the WYHS Principal not fired or criminally prosecuted for knowingly allowing the swimming coach to embezzle $30K instead of her 5 day suspension? Why can’t Thuet and Brumfield be re-trained or put on probation and reinstated? Why does CPS hire an ousted Evanston principal who was involved in a scandal involving a teacher giving students melatonin? The decision making at the top of CPS is questionable and inconsistent.
The damage has been done to our school, which is unfortunate when our LSC is in the middle of a Principal search process. Parents whose kids had hoped to attend next year are scrambling for a different option. Freshman parents are thinking of transferring their kids out. To them I say this: stop and think about what kind of school you want your child to be in. Diverse? Check. Dedicated and involved parents? Absolutely. Rigorous classes? Yep. Great teachers and faculty? YES! Top notch athletic and arts programs? Of course. Students with school pride? Check.
This has been an incredibly tough year at LPHS. Days before school started, the longtime principal resigned. An 11 day strike happened. A student committed su***de. And we can’t forget about the coyote. During all of those hard days, a woman stood outside the school every morning and welcomed each student to school with shouts of “Hey Queen! Good Morning King! So glad to see you, Sunshine!” That woman has been fired and the first part of their day is a dreary reminder of that fact.
The LSC will hopefully meet soon with CPS leaders and get some clarity. It may be that none of the administrators and coaches deserve to be back. We don’t want names of victims. We don’t want gory details. But we do want to know why, when and how all of this happened. If we can’t learn from the mistakes, we can’t grow and do better in the future.
Most of all, we want to be supportive of the victims and families involved. I can’t imagine being the victim and hearing the rallying cries of thousands of people wanting to bring back the staff that allegedly caused her/him great harm. One of my kids didn’t participate in the protest because a young girl was sexually assaulted and “that’s just wrong.”
In the meantime, parents are scrambling to fix this. An active Facebook group has started, a new action group is being organized, letters are being written to the press to put pressure on CPS to somehow make this right - or at least to stop the mistakes, and CPS’s phone lines are being flooded daily.
No school is perfect but I have never seen stakeholders be so united in healing a school. When we rise from the ashes of the blaze CPS caused, LPHS will be stronger and better than ever.
The LPHS community took a huge exhale at the end of school Friday after a very traumatic, chaotic and at times, dangerous week.
In all my time - at four different CPS schools - I have never seen such a large, diverse group of parents, teachers, LSC and community members rally so quickly, thoughtfully and with only one thing in mind - to do what’s right for the students.
CPS - NOT LPHS - has bungled this entire ordeal with its misleading miscommunication, sending leaders to the school who sat with their backs to us, were on their phones and left the auditorium sporadically. They placed an administrator at our school who grabbed a student’s face and left her post in less than two days because she was deemed “not a good fit for the school.” Then the security tape was released and we saw exactly what she did and why she left. It was never because she wasn’t a good fit - it was because she assaulted a student. They have left stakeholders in the dark and only tell us after the fact and after hours so no one is around to answer calls from angry parents.
When a school is in crisis, CEO Janice Jackson should be on site. She doesn’t show. She doesn’t take calls. She doesn’t take meetings.
The kids are furious and heartbroken that their interim Principal and Assistant Principal were taken from their school after five months of turning it around. There have been marches and sit-ins. A massive amount of students left school Thursday and didn’t return Friday. Numerous fights broke out daily. A firecracker was set off. The fire alarm went off. It was unsafe to hold school. It was mayhem. No learning occurred in this climate.
I have so many questions: If the allegations are so egregious, are Detroit/Chicago police involved? This trip was always on the team schedule so what part of it was unsanctioned? Do coaches know they need permission slips, etc for an out of state game when school is not in session? Why can’t the boys basketball team finish their season if none of them have been suspended? If an unsafe, unorganized culture existed for years before all this, why wasn’t the former principal investigated instead of promoted to a central office position? Why was the WYHS Principal not fired or criminally prosecuted for knowingly allowing the swimming coach to embezzle $30K instead of her 5 day suspension? Why can’t Thuet and Brumfield be re-trained or put on probation and reinstated? Why does CPS hire an ousted Evanston principal who was involved in a scandal involving a teacher giving students melatonin? The decision making at the top of CPS is questionable and inconsistent.
The damage has been done to our school, which is unfortunate when our LSC is in the middle of a Principal search process. Parents whose kids had hoped to attend next year are scrambling for a different option. Freshman parents are thinking of transferring their kids out. To them I say this: stop and think about what kind of school you want your child to be in. Diverse? Check. Dedicated and involved parents? Absolutely. Rigorous classes? Yep. Great teachers and faculty? YES! Top notch athletic and arts programs? Of course. Students with school pride? Check.
This has been an incredibly tough year at LPHS. Days before school started, the longtime principal resigned. An 11 day strike happened. A student committed su***de. And we can’t forget about the coyote. During all of those hard days, a woman stood outside the school every morning and welcomed each student to school with shouts of “Hey Queen! Good Morning King! So glad to see you, Sunshine!” That woman has been fired and the first part of their day is a dreary reminder of that fact.
The LSC will hopefully meet soon with CPS leaders and get some clarity. It may be that none of the administrators and coaches deserve to be back. We don’t want names of victims. We don’t want gory details. But we do want to know why, when and how all of this happened. If we can’t learn from the mistakes, we can’t grow and do better in the future.
Most of all, we want to be supportive of the victims and families involved. I can’t imagine being the victim and hearing the rallying cries of thousands of people wanting to bring back the staff that allegedly caused her/him great harm. One of my kids didn’t participate in the protest because a young girl was sexually assaulted and “that’s just wrong.”
In the meantime, parents are scrambling to fix this. An active Facebook group has started, a new action group is being organized, letters are being written to the press to put pressure on CPS to somehow make this right - or at least to stop the mistakes, and CPS’s phone lines are being flooded daily.
No school is perfect but I have never seen stakeholders be so united in healing a school. When we rise from the ashes of the blaze CPS caused, LPHS will be stronger and better than ever.
Happy birthday, Sara!
Sarah, Thanks for the invite to your Holiday Party this afternoon in Wrigleyvile! It was great chatting with you! Here are some pics from the event! Enjoy!
UPDATE to original post of 1723 and 1724 Beat Community Meeting.
I left Illinois Masonic hospital. I was there to show support to the 17th Police District Tactical officers. The police car was there with the bullet hole in the front windshield of the passenger side. What an impression that has left known that is where the bullet went through that struck the officer in the head.
May the 15 year old young man and Police officer that were shot recover and may the lord watch over them and their family tonight.
Tonight the message was clear that I heard at the CAPS meeting from residents - people are demanding more police presence and that they want a REAL plan to deal with all the shootings, gang graffiti, home invasions, robberies that are increasing in the neighborhood.
Once I get home I will start to work on a strategy/campaign to organize the neighborhood organizations that fall with in the 17th Police District and the IL 40th state rep district that I represent. We will together call on and demand that the 17th police district not only be fully staffed but that more officers be added. Also that we shall not be forgotten by the Chicago Mayor's Office and the Chicago Police Department & the office of Police Deployment when they are deciding where to send the police officers that will be re assigned from desk duty to the neighborhood police districts. For too long the 17th Police District gets short changed when openings are distributed.
I will also ask all the other elected officials to join us in this effort to secure more Police officers in the 17th police District. I will create another post that will allow people to contact the appropriate people to ensure this happens.
I know that some of the other elected officials have been requesting but if we all unite I know that we can make this happen
39th Ward Alderman Samantha Nugent
Alderman Jim Gardiner
Jaime Andrade, State Representative, 40th District
Ann M. Williams - State Representative
30thwardchicago
33rd Ward Alderman
35th Ward Alderman
Illinois Senate President John J. Cullerton
Senator Iris Y. Martinez
Sara Feigenholtz for State Representative
Sara Feigenholtz, State Representative
I know I am missing some elected officials I will add them later.
Thank you to the neighbors that attended tonight the CAPS meeting to demand that action be taken with real results.
TRIP - The Residents of Irving Park
Horner Park Neighbors
Ravenswood Manor Improvement Association
GIPNA Board
West Walker Civic Association
Albany Park Neighbors
Old Irving Park Association (OIPA)
PEAP Block Club
Irving Park East
Portage Park Neighborhood Association
CAPS - 017th District Albany Park
Mayfair Park Neighborhood
North River Commission
Albany Park Chamber of Commerce
Albany Park Chamber of Commerce
Pulaski Elston Business Association
Block Club Chicago
ABC 7 Chicago
WGN Morning News
WGN Radio
WGN TV
Nadig Newspapers
NBC
CBS Chicago
CBS 2 Chicago
Lauren Victory
Chicagotribune
The Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Tribune
CWBChicago
I know I am missing some neighborhood groups that fall within the 17th police district so please post in the comments which neighborhood groups I left off. Sorry it is late and this is a work in progress so thank you for your patience.
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Full house at Beat 1713 & 1724! What a way to start a meeting. You can hear the call over the radio. The 17th District Commander running out of the meeting - shots fired at police officers.
I left Illinois Masonic hospital. I was there to show support to the 17th Police District Tactical officers. The police car was there with the bullet hole in the front windshield of the passenger side. What an impression that has left known that is where the bullet went through that struck the officer in the head.
May the 15 year old young man and Police officer that were shot recover and may the lord watch over them and their family tonight.
Tonight the message was clear that I heard at the CAPS meeting from residents - people are demanding more police presence and that they want a REAL plan to deal with all the shootings, gang graffiti, home invasions, robberies that are increasing in the neighborhood.
Once I get home I will start to work on a strategy/campaign to organize the neighborhood organizations that fall with in the 17th Police District and the IL 40th state rep district that I represent. We will together call on and demand that the 17th police district not only be fully staffed but that more officers be added. Also that we shall not be forgotten by the Chicago Mayor's Office and the Chicago Police Department & the office of Police Deployment when they are deciding where to send the police officers that will be re assigned from desk duty to the neighborhood police districts. For too long the 17th Police District gets short changed when openings are distributed.
I will also ask all the other elected officials to join us in this effort to secure more Police officers in the 17th police District. I will create another post that will allow people to contact the appropriate people to ensure this happens.
I know that some of the other elected officials have been requesting but if we all unite I know that we can make this happen
39th Ward Alderman Samantha Nugent
Alderman Jim Gardiner
Jaime Andrade, State Representative, 40th District
Ann M. Williams - State Representative
30thwardchicago
33rd Ward Alderman
35th Ward Alderman
Illinois Senate President John J. Cullerton
Senator Iris Y. Martinez
Sara Feigenholtz for State Representative
Sara Feigenholtz, State Representative
I know I am missing some elected officials I will add them later.
Thank you to the neighbors that attended tonight the CAPS meeting to demand that action be taken with real results.
TRIP - The Residents of Irving Park
Horner Park Neighbors
Ravenswood Manor Improvement Association
GIPNA Board
West Walker Civic Association
Albany Park Neighbors
Old Irving Park Association (OIPA)
PEAP Block Club
Irving Park East
Portage Park Neighborhood Association
CAPS - 017th District Albany Park
Mayfair Park Neighborhood
North River Commission
Albany Park Chamber of Commerce
Albany Park Chamber of Commerce
Pulaski Elston Business Association
Block Club Chicago
ABC 7 Chicago
WGN Morning News
WGN Radio
WGN TV
Nadig Newspapers
NBC
CBS Chicago
CBS 2 Chicago
Lauren Victory
Chicagotribune
The Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Tribune
CWBChicago
I know I am missing some neighborhood groups that fall within the 17th police district so please post in the comments which neighborhood groups I left off. Sorry it is late and this is a work in progress so thank you for your patience.
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Full house at Beat 1713 & 1724! What a way to start a meeting. You can hear the call over the radio. The 17th District Commander running out of the meeting - shots fired at police officers.