Moderates and Democrats eye control of Kansas school funding
Kansas education observers say Tuesday's results could shift control of school funding policy to moderates and Democrats. Key figures include Mark Desetti of the Kansas National Education Association, Lynn Rogers, and House leaders who argue for funding stability and tax discussions tied to education. Analysts expect possible repeal of some Brownback tax changes to finance schools, with cross faction cooperation seen as essential.
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Trump supporters remain unshaken amid controversies in 2016 race
Aimed at Trump backers, recent polling shows continued loyalty despite clashes with Khizr Khan and other controversies. Joe Cervantes in Las Vegas and Peggy Hayes in Virginia describe Trump as authentic in taking on the status quo, staying focused on immigration and strength while dismissing a Clinton win as unacceptable.
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GCPD’s first female motorcycle officer makes impact
Larkin, among 10 female GCPD riders, began motorcycle duties in June and says she grew up around police work. Capt. Rand y Ralston notes the role is demanding and helps with traffic issues while she stresses public interaction. She hopes to become a detective and was drawn to Garden City by a friend and a ride-along.
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Habitat for Humanity dedicates eighth local home to Sanchez family
Maria Sanchez praised the new house as a dream come true and a place to strengthen her family. Volunteers contributed hours painting, tidying, and preparing the space while Hallmark donated a Bible, photo album, and a puppy named Churros. The ninth Habitat home will break ground next month on 10th Street.
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