Rep. Sykes Votes to Protect Haitian Families, Advance TPS Legislation
including an estimated 15,000 people living in Springfield. “Haitian families are an important part of our communities
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Rep. Sykes Announces 20 Local Projects Totaling $89 Million for Ohio’s 13th Congressional District to Advance in Community Project Funding Process
basement events for our residents, and protect Springfield Lake from future discharges. We are grateful to Congresswoman Emilia
Brown Votes No on Funding ICE
WATCH: Rep. Brown Floor Speech on ICE and Springfield, Ohio “In the last week, I have attended vigils
WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Support Grows for Husted’s Upward Mobility Act
Director, BCW Workforce. “On behalf of the Greater Springfield Partnership (GSP), we write to express our strong support … Hobbs IV, Vice President of Economic Development, Greater Springfield Partnership. “We, at United Way of Greater Cleveland
ICYMI: Rep. Sykes Tours Akron Planned Parenthood Facilities
reduce staff and close health centers in Cleveland, Springfield, and Hamilton. The opening of PPRx marks a major
PHOTOS: Carey Makes Stops Across Central Ohio
dementia.” On Friday , Rep. Carey traveled to Springfield, Ohio, to tour the National Advanced Air Mobility Center … Excellence (NAAMCE) and meet with members of the Springfield Air National Guard. During the tour, Rep. Carey received
Rep. Sykes Honors OH-13 Congressional Art Competition Winner
Overall: An Illumination of Self by Lilliana Bittinger, Springfield High School Best Technical Skill: 50/50 by Ethan Owens
Rep. Sykes Hosts Ohio’s 13th Congressional District Art Show and Awards Ceremony
Overall: An Illumination of Self by Lilliana Bittinger, Springfield High School Best Technical Skill: 50/50 by Ethan Owens
Carey, Neal, Salazar, Stauber Introduce Religious Workforce Protection Act
their congregations. Recently, we began hearing from the Springfield Diocese about priests at risk of having to return