WAUKEGAN – While preparing for the upcoming year, State Senator Adriane Johnson will host a listening session at Mano A Mano in North Chicago to offer residents an opportunity to amplify their voices, share concerns with her office and find solutions.

“We are approaching a new year and there is so much that has happened in our communities, and I hope to hear from our neighbors to learn how I can best assist you all during my time in Springfield, “said Johnson (D-Buffalo Grove). “I look forward to hearing from each individual who uniquely shapes our community. Share your thoughts and ideas as I eagerly look forward to collaborate and find solutions during this listening session.”

The event will take place from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 8 at Mano A Mano, located at 1801 Sheridan Rd., Suite 101 in North Chicago.
“I openly invite you to come out and share your opinions and ideas,” said Johnson. “I look forward to seeing you soon.”

Questions pertaining to this event should be directed to Sen. Johnson’s office by calling 847-672-6201.

WAUKEGAN – State Senator Adriane Johnson (D-Buffalo Grove) released the following statement after hearing of the tragic loss of a Buffalo Grove family:

“The unfortunate loss of the Kisliak family in Buffalo Grove is devastating. My heart is heavy and I am deeply saddened.

“When tragedies like this happen in our community, we have to be there to support one another. My heart goes out to the family’s loved ones, friends and neighbors. Our community is strong and we can lean on each other during this difficult time.”

SPRINGFIELD - In the midst of Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, State Senator Adriane Johnson reminds Illinois residents the importance of cancer screenings and preventative measures.
“This month, as we remember those who have succumbed to the disease, it is necessary that we also remember to do our part and get screened,” said Johnson (D- Buffalo Grove). “Early detection is proven to increase the chances of survival.”

Last year, Johnson passed Senate Bill 968, which requires Illinois health insurance providers to cover medically necessary pancreatic cancer screenings. She has been a constant advocate of reminding people the importance of early detection of pancreatic cancer.

WAUKEGAN - In response to recent anti-Semitic vandalism in the Waukegan, Senator Adriane Johnson released the following statement:
“I am disappointed and disheartened at the recent vandalism that occurred at the Am Echod cemetery. Vandalism and hate crimes fail to contribute any good to our community, it only tears us apart.

“Waukegan and the surrounding areas are a proud home to many of our Jewish family and friends. No hate speech, hate crime, or vandalism of any sort will be taken lightly. I will continue to stand to amplify the voices of those who continue to face these atrocious attacks on their religious beliefs. The hate must stop.”