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I want to commend the City of Carmel for taking the initiative to be a municipal leader in Indiana on tackling gas emissions as well as their continued leadership on improving our city’s environment for its residents.
We need to make sure those who want to stay at home and receive hospice care services and/or end of life care are able to. To allow the flexibility of our seniors or those with chronic illnesses to spend that time surrounded by loved ones and friends at home. We can do it and make sure our seniors receive the services they need in the space they call home.
I look forward to the results of this innovative program to reduce the cost barriers of homeowners to invest in renewable energy and save money on their energy bill. We as a state need to make it easier for homeowners and businesses to transition and invest in solar. Thanks to Solar United Neighbors for being leaders on this project as well as Indianapolis. We as Hoosiers can be the leader in the solar industry.
We need to urgently improve women's health care for our new mothers and their children. As the father of sophomore in high school, I want to make sure she gets the highest possible care in order to ensure she and her children can thrive in our great state.
Please take the opportunity to make your voice heard !
A Growing Concern for Parents !
Michigan is taking steps to protect teens. Indiana needs to follow their lead!
Labor day is the day we celebrate the history of our occupations in
our country. In many ways, labor is a reflection of the greatness of
our country.
We have survived,
and even flourished, during dramatic changes in our economy. We
excelled when the U.S. transitioned from an agricultural based
economy to a manufacturing one. We will also flourish as we move to
a technical based economy. The resilience of our workforce to adjust
and persevere, is what makes us exceptional.
The movement of
rights in the workplace, has mirrored the expansion of our own
Democratic values. History has shown countries that allow slavery,
child-labor, forced labor, are also authoritarian and lack compassion
for it’s citizens.
Make no mistake, we
have much left work to be done to ensure everyone has an opportunity
to achieve their full potential. We must ensure our daughters are
paid the same as our sons. We must invest in public education. We
know education is the best way to ensure the next generation has the
same opportunities as the ones that came before us. We must demand
that every citizen is allowed a fair shot at hiring regardless of
sexual orientation, a safe workplace, the right to organize, and all
the rights guaranteed under the constitution.
Today is a day to
celebrate. It is also a day to reflect on what work is left to be
done. But, in this great country, we will meet the challenge. We
always have!
“I’m concerned about the future (path) that Indiana has been on,” said Hinton, a Democrat. “I just decided that now was the time to run. I just really couldn’t sit back anymore and wait or hope things got better or complain, that it was time to really get involved and try to bring the issues to the forefront.”
Read my full profile in The Current, out today! Tell your friends!
Orchard Park Elementary is an important part of our community.
Now is the time to rebuild our roads, bridges, and water systems, before they become a drag on the economy. It is an investment in our safety and our economy.
Indiana has many issues that we need to address. Promoting payday loans should not be one of them.
A proactive approach Indiana can use to address opioid epidemic
This is why we need to listen to educators when it comes to schools in Indiana !!!
This is a huge issue for working families !!! It also contributes to gender wage disparity.
Perhaps we can also hire a Texas firm to collect the tolls like we did with the bridges between Kentucky and Indiana.
