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10 | January 23, 2020 | the frankfort station news frankfortstationdaily.com SWSA, politicians join together for Women’s March rally 4 T.J. Kremer III Contributing Editor Members of Southwest Suburban Activists members attended a pre- Women’s March rally and fundraiser at Crafted 1979 Bottle Shop and Tap Room in Mokena Thursday, Jan. 16, hosted by Emily Biegel and Amanda Koch. Joining SWSA were two Democratic candidates for public office who are endorsed by the nonprofit organization: Michelle Fadeley, who is running for State Representative in the 37th District, and Nick Palmer, candidate for Will County Executive. Emily Biegel, founder of SWSA, said the event was organized to promote awareness of the Women’s March in Chicago, which took place Saturday, Jan. 18, as well as to support both candidates’ run for office. “The weather is not going to stop us; it will make us freezing, but it’s not going to stop us,” Biegel said. “I think there’s going to be about 30 of us going amongst the thousands of people who are going to be there.” Fadeley, who co-founded ERA Illinois in 2016 and has been an active member of the National Organization for Women’s Illinois chapter, said the Women’s March was an opportunity to continue a strong recent trend of women running Candidate for Will County Executive Nick Palmer (left) speaks with Bill Thoman, chair of the Will County Democratic Central Committee. for and being elected to public office. “When I first started out in activism, the kind of sizes of marches were not happening on a regular basis,” she said. “We did have, maybe once a decade maybe 1.2 million who would show up in D.C. But, to have a growth and this reinvigoration of energy and activism, it is just incredible to see people actively participating in the process and wanting and demanding that change.” Palmer said he was motivated to support the march because “women’s issues Candidate for 37th District State Representative Michelle Fadeley speaks with Lockport resident Daniel Mastantuono Thursday, Jan. 16, at Crafted 1979 Bottle Shop and Tap Room in Mokena during a rally and fundraiser hosted by Southwest Suburban Activists prior to the Women’s March in Chicago. PHOTOS BY T.J. KREMER III/22ND CENTURY MEDIA are all of our issues. “Women, just like guys — hopefully — care about safe communities or having the ability to make your own decisions about health care,” he said. “So, I think things like the march focus that more attention to the issues, but I think they are issues we should be concerned with anyway.” Expires 1/23/20 10/31/19 2/6/2020 Expires 1/23/20 10/31/19 2/6/2020 Our hearts go out to veterans this February Valentine’s Day Coloring Contest in full swing for 2020 Bill Jones, Managing Editor If you’d give us just a moment of your time, we’d like to get to the heart of something. Every year, 22nd Century Media holds a Valentine’s Day Coloring Contest, and we think it’s important to remind people up front of the cause. Yes, it’s an opportunity for children in our coverage area to get creative. And yes, it’s an opportunity to win prizes. But more than any of that, it’s making sure some of our local veterans feel some extra love around the holiday, as all of the entries are distributed with the help of a local organization. It’s been a key component of this contest for years, and we’re happy to be able to carry that out yet again. With that in mind, The Frankfort Station is asking children ages 3-12 to get creative by downloading the form from the homepage of FrankfortStation Daily.com to create just one outstanding valentine per entrant and send it our way. Entries must be mailed to or dropped off at 22nd Century Media Southwest Chicago c/o Editor Bill Jones, 11516 W. 183rd St., Unit SW Office Condo #3, Orland Park, IL, 60467. The deadline to submit entries is 5 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 6. Publisher 22nd Century Media’s Southwest Chicago staff will review all entries and select winners in each of three age groups — ages 3-5, 6-8 and 9-12. The winning entries are to be published in The Frankfort Station’s Feb. 13 edition, along with other favorites, at the editor’s discretion. For this year’s contest, we will be picking one winner in each age group from across all seven of the towns and schools in our southwest suburban coverage area: Orland Park, Tinley Park, Frankfort, Mokena, New Lenox, Homer Glen and Lockport. Each winner is to receive a $25 gift card for Gizmos, 66 Orland Square Drive in Orland Park. Winners will be chosen based on creativity and neatness. Entries must use and fit on the form provided. As in past years, 22nd Century Media Southwest Chicago is to team up with an area organization to help distribute the finished valentines — minus the entry form information — to nearby veterans. For more information, call (708) 326-9170 ext. 20 or email bill@opprai rie.com.
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