Unclaimed property fund eyed as budget fix debated
Topeka officials say liquidating a portion of the Unclaimed Property Fund could yield about 40 to 50 million dollars to help close a 36 million shortfall. Budget director Shawn Sullivan and Treasurer Ron Estes stress only a fraction of the fund's 350 million value is usable. Some lawmakers remain skeptical and the fate of the fund in the governor's plan remains undecided.
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CVB Eyes Gymnastics Event for Garden City in 2017
Finney County CVB board approved a 3500 grant for a Missouri Valley AAU gymnastics meet set for February at Garden City High School gym. The Peace Love and Gymnastics event seeks 7500 in aid to cover a 15800 budget, with organizers renting equipment from Salina. If successful, AAU may expand to a regional event drawing 500+ visitors from multiple cities.
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Holcomb approves water and sewer rate increases
Holcomb city council approved 5 and 10 percent increases to water and sewer rates after rate studies by Ranson Financial. The change could take effect as early as February 2, with bills due the 20th. Council members cited a need to cover operating costs and future repairs while keeping some customers on lower incomes in mind.
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