Let’s show the Fox River some love! Help clean the Fox River with Linda Robertson’s team on Sept. 21st It’s been a tough year for the Fox River. Oil spills, high water, low water and, unfortunately, a growing accumulation of trash, bottles, and assorted junk. Our beloved river needs us to keep it healthy and ...

8 Weeks to go Linda Robertson’s campaign for Illinois House District 65 is running at full steam. As a scientist, Linda knows you can’t solve problems without data.  That’s why she prioritizes listening to the concerns of voters.  Through record breaking heat, in rain or shine, Linda and her volunteers are walking neighborhoods, listening to ...

Illinois District 65 needs Linda Robertson in Springfield. It’s time for a change. Linda has been knocking on doors, listening to the concerns & hopes of residents, for over two years. She has been active in local communities from Elgin, Elburn and Plato to Wayne, St. Charles and Geneva, learning, gaining endorsements and sharing her ...

August 14th is the 89th Anniversary of Social Security.   This ground-breaking legislation made retirement much easier for many people. Passed in 1935, Social Security has provided support and stability for millions of retirees, survivors, and persons with disabilities for 89 years. Social Security is a promise to those who have worked hard throughout their lives.  ...

Saving the planet one battery at a time The July 20th Kane County Recycling Extravaganza was a big success-and had the best weather we’ve ever seen! There were lots of volunteers. That was good because there were lots of carloads of recycling to be unloaded.  Kane County residents were able to recycle everything from electronics, ...

Calling all environmentalists and volunteers!  Here’s a great opportunity to reduce waste and promote responsible recycling. We invite you to join the Linda Robertson volunteer team at the Kane County Recycling Extravaganza on Saturday, July 20th.  Linda is a passionate environmentalist, so she understands how important recycling is, and how fortunate we are that Kane ...

Two hundred and forty-eight years ago, on July 4, 1776, a group of brave patriots read the Declaration of Independence to a crowd in Philadelphia.  Their words resounded across the world and have been an inspiration for revolutionaries, freedom fighters, patriots and people who wanted to be free. These Americans changed the world when this ...

Today, June 24th, we mark the 2nd anniversary of the Dobbs Decision stating the Constitution does not confer a right to abortion. By delegating the authority to regulate abortion to the states, Dobbs empowered many states to enact rigid abortion restrictions that prioritize the life of the embryo over the health and life of the mother.  Refusing ...

Not all climate change news is bad. Renewable energy is now less expensive and harmful, than coal and oil energy.  Electric car batteries are lasting far longer than originally expected, and there are more options for repurposing and recycling them.  Research & development teams are working to improve our electrical grid to efficiently provide energy ...

Friday, June 7th was the 10th National Gun Violence Awareness Day ( Everytown for Gun Safety ). That evening, twenty community members clad in orange t-shirts, gathered around St. Charles City Hall to honor victims of gun violence and to call for action to prevent further tragedies. “Wear Orange is more than a color; it’s ...

Friday, June 7th will be the 10th National Gun Violence Awareness Day, followed by Wear Orange Weekend, June 8-9, 2024. During #WearOrange, everyone who believes we can and must solve the problem of gun violence in America will take action and stand together in a bold statement of resilience and fortitude as we advance our ...