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Senator Todd Young
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I proudly serve Hoosier families in the U.S. Senate. Contact my office at (202) 224-5623 for assistance. You can also visit our website for additional info.
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Our combat-wounded veterans have sacrificed so much in service to our country, and they deserve the full benefits they have earned.
The Major Richard Star Act would ensure these veterans receive all the pay and benefits they deserve. Congress needs to get this legislation across the finish line.
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The Major Richard Star Act would ensure these veterans receive all the pay and benefits they deserve. Congress needs to get this legislation across the finish line.
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fox59.com Local veteran fighting for Maj. Richard Star Act to help wounded veterans receive their benefits INDIANAPOLIS — Some veterans who are medically retired from the military are not happy with how they receive their benefits. It’s all because of something known as the “wounded veteran … Following the election on Tuesday night, I’ve spent time talking with a variety of folks from across our state and will continue to do so. Hoosiers want what I want: government at every level intently focused on deliverables — honest governance, more economic opportunity, lower prices, and a safer country. These are simple priorities but essential to helping families and restoring trust. Let’s get back to work.
Good news for Allen County: more than $1 million in new federal funding will help improve railroad crossing safety by building a new pedestrian bridge in New Haven.
I supported this initiative to address longstanding rail crossing challenges and improve public safety.
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I supported this initiative to address longstanding rail crossing challenges and improve public safety.
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www.21alivenews.com Planned pedestrian bridge aimed at easing downtown New Haven railroad delays New Haven has secured a $1,068,000 federal grant to begin planning and environmental studies for a proposed pedestrian bridge, designed to let community members safely cross between sections of...