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In this time of uncertainty, Johnson and Miami County residents deserve leadership from their elected representatives regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. But Molly’s constituents have heard little from her on this critical issue, aside from a photo op where she handed out sack lunches one day a week at a local car dealership. But what are families to do the rest of the week?
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“What’s insulting to me — not so much that it’s insulting to the legislative process, although there is that insult — but that it’s insulting to the foster kids,” Baumgardner said. “If she was simply going to make a report card an executive order, she’s been governor now for what? Nineteen months?'' ...click to read more
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“This for the first time will shine light on what we are and aren’t doing for those nearly 8,000 kids who are in custody of the state,” said Sen. Molly Baumgardner, who championed the legislation....click to read more
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Sen. Molly Baumgardner appealed to House lawmakers Monday for support of a bill requiring production of annual academic report cards on each of the state’s foster children....click to read more
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Sen. Molly Baumgardner said she’s been working for Highway 68 improvements ever since she became a senator. “It’s long overdue.”...click to read more
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Sen. Molly Baumgardner pressed colleagues Wednesday to answer public criticism of legislators by supporting her proposal for child welfare reform....click to read more
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Sen. Molly Baumgardner, R-Louisburg, said ACT offered to extend the testing at no additional cost to the state. The change in law....click to read more
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Democratic Senator Tom Holland and Republican Senator Molly Baumgardner co-sponsored the Kristi L. Bennett Mental Health Parity Act.
The bill is named after....click to read more