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Jenny Whidden

  • Media Relations Specialist, Illinois Power Agency
As seen in: Chicago Tribune, NJ.com, The Star-Ledger, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, South Florida Sun Sentinel, The Charlotte Observer, MassLive, The Sacramento Bee, Daily Herald, Lexington Herald-Leader and
Media relations specialist for the Illinois Power Agency. Previously @Report4America 📰 Alum @MarquetteU 🦅 Likes games, cats and camping 🌱
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‘People are concerned’: Legislators, advocates seek reforms to curb rates for private water customers

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By Jenny Whidden
| Daily Herald Verified
The Illinois American Water tank in Bolingbrook. Feb. 13, 2024 Robert Sanchez/bsanchez@dailyherald.com Illinois lawmakers including Rep. Nabeela Syed of Palatine and Rep. Dagmara Avelar of Romeoville joined consumer advocacy group Citizens Utility Board on Wednesday to call for legislative reforms designed to curb rates for customers of the state’s two private water utilities.
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‘They need to plan for this’: Renters, condo owners struggle to secure EV chargers

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By Jenny Whidden
| Daily Herald Verified
For more than a year, John Pontikes of Des Plaines has been struggling to get the necessary approval from his homeowners association to install an electric vehicle charger at his residence at Park Laurel condominiums.
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‘Major defense for Lake Michigan’: How $1.1 billion project aims to block invasive Asian carp

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By Jenny Whidden
| Daily Herald Verified
The invasive Asian carp are known for their leaping abilities as well as their ability to wreak havoc on water ecosystems. The federal government is spending millions to keep the fish out of the Great Lakes. Associated Press Environmental and conservation groups celebrated this week following Illinois’ “historic” signing of an agreement to begin construction of a project designed to keep invasive carp out of the Great Lakes.
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