Kansas Voter Surge Linked to Trump Influence Question
Kansas officials weigh whether Donald Trump's 2016 bid drew new or returning voters to participate. Secretary Kobach notes record 1.8 million registered and 44 percent advance voting, with 510,000 voting early. Brownback sees possible shifts in Legislature and turnout, while analysts discuss whether newcomers voted for Trump or Clinton.
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Kansas Green Schools and Waste Tire Grants Offered
The Health and Environment Bureau of Waste Management announces two waste reduction grant programs, Kansas Green Schools for K-12 refueling and environmental education projects, and Waste Tire grants to improve playgrounds and parks with tire-derived products. Applications must be postmarked by Feb 15 2017 and follow criteria in the grant criteria document.
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GVRV presents Copeland Mennonite Singers Tuesday
A musical variety program featuring The Copeland Mennonite Singers begins at 7 pm Tuesday at Garten Valley Retirement Village 1505 Spatee St. The public is welcome at no charge.
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Glitterbomb Cheerleaders Shine in Main Street Parade
Photos by James M. Dobson capture glittering cheerleaders spinning lighted hula hoops during the Christmas parade on Main Street Sunday.
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