Immigrant children head to Virginia amid border crisis
Amid the border debate, Salvadoran families push into the Washington area. Arminda, Yesenia, Herson, Claudia, and other youths fled dangers in El Salvador after paying coyotes to reach the United States. Their journeys crossed the Rio Grande, included detentions and flights, with hearings pending in Los Angeles and Virginia sponsors aiding some.
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Huelskamp faces primary and general election headwinds in Kansas
Analysts say Huelskamp remains vulnerable within his party after a tough primary, with 2016 seen as a marked year. LaPolice exposed weaknesses and now poses as a legitimate challenger, while a teaparty PAC poured funds against Huelskamp and observers note potential independent runs could reshape the race.
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Agriculture Committee
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Washington
Alan LaPolice
Jim Sheron
Rackaway
LaPolice
Sheron
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Salina
Alan Jilka
Now Or Never Political Action Committee
Beatty
Sens
Jerry Moran
Pat Roberts
Washburn
Obama
Downtown Market Aims To Boost After Hours Traffic
Lucas executive director of Downtown Vision says the market aims to draw after hours crowds and foster ties with Downtown Finney County Extension and Farmers Market vendors. Vendors line Spruce Street in Stevens Park as Main Street construction finishes, with the market open 5 to 8 p.m. every Thursday through Oct 30.
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Lucas
Downtown Vision
Finney County Extension
Farmers Market
Spruce Street
Stevens Park
Main Street
Conservatives Fail to Unseat Moderates in Kansas House
Effort to oust moderate Republicans failed as lawmakers rejected cuts to funding for schools to fund more corporate tax breaks. Conservative groups previously toppled moderates, including Senate President Steve Morris, prompting discussion of voter remorse. AFP Kansas says its mail efforts educate on free markets, not back specific candidates. Several incumbents held seats while Allan Rothlisberg and Josh Powell fell short in Geary and Topeka districts, with general elections set against Democrats.
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Jennings
Jeff Glendening
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Glendening
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Geary Coun
Schulman Crossing project nears completion grand openings planned
Developers push Schulman Crossing toward a fall business push with Dick's sporting goods Petco Ross Dress for Less and Alta posting job ads on Indeed com for Garden City stores while Hobby Lobby projects early September openings employing 35 to 50 at $15 full time $10 part time. Collett says most stores could open between late September and mid October as four out parcels near by passes and rest of tenants are still being lined up including several small restaurants and potential UPS or FedEx outlets.
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Petco
Ross Dress For Less
Alta
Indeed. Com
Garden City
Hobby Lobby
Cottrell
Collett
Ryan Mosser
Mosser
Schulman
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