Picture This Living in a House Divided
A family shares life under one roof split between Chicago Bears and Denver Broncos loyalties. Each member roots for their team, creating friendly rivalries, game day chaos, and surprising harmony as they navigate shared spaces and schedules.
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Bears
Broncos
New Year’s Baby Welcomed at St Catherine Hospital
Garden City residents Jessie McClure and Patrick Pinchon welcomed their second daughter Kierrah Jeannene Pinchon on Tuesday Jan 1 making her the New Year’s baby and St Catherine Hospital’s first birth of 2008. The hospital reported 853 births in 2007.
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Garden City
Jessie McClure
Patrick Pinchon
Kierrah Jeannene Pinchon
Kierrah
St. Catherine Hospital
New Year’s baby born at St Catherine Hospital
Arden City residents Jessie Clure and Patrick Pinchon welcomed their second daughter, Kierrah Jeannene Pinchon, the hospital’s first baby of 2008. The newborn weighed 8 pounds 4 ounces and measured 20 inches, arriving after 18 hours 18 minutes of labor at 7:13 a.m. Local businesses presented a travel bag of gifts and a stuffed animal for the family.
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Kierrah Jeannene Pinchon
St. Catherine Hospital
St. Catherine, Hospital
Janie Wimmer
McClure, Pinchon
Kierrah
Jennicah Pinchon
Sunflower Eyes Missouri Plant as Kansas power option
Sunflower Electric Power plans a transmission service request to Associated Electric Power Cooperative in Missouri as a potential source for future coal-fired generation. The move follows a push to build two 700 MW coal plants in southwest Kansas and faces opposition from environmentalists who favor wind energy and local jobs.
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Topeka
Hns
Kansas
Sunflower Electric
Missouri
Hays
Norborne
Associated Electric Power Cooperative
Kansas Supreme Court
Associated Electric
Steve Miller
Sunflower
Southwest Power Pool
Bruce Nilles
Sierra Club
National Coal Campaign
Inspections urge CO poisoning prevention after leak at St John St home
A small carbon monoxide leak at 714 St. John St. prompted safety reminders from Aquila gas supervisor Phil Escareno. CDC data show January as the deadliest month for CO poisoning 1999 to 2004 with 2,631 U.S. deaths and 35 in Kansas. CO is colorless and odorless and stems from appliances burning improperly. Emergency director Ashley Rich warns CO can be deadly by blocking oxygen use.
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St. John St
Phil Escareno
Aquila
Centers For Disease Control
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
United States
Kansas
CDC
Escareno
Ashley Rich
St. Catherine Hospital
Seniors increasingly use reverse mortgages to cover rising costs
In Wichita, seniors turn to reverse mortgages as a way to stay in their homes despite rising expenses and stagnant incomes. Experts warn the loans are costly and require planning, equity, and long-term residence. Doris Heil, 76, used one to pay debts and remodel, with heirs able to settle or live in the home later.
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Wichita
Randy Vickers
Priority Mortgage
US Department of Housing and Urban Development
National
Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association
Justin Robinson
Consumer Credit Counseling Service
Robinson
Doris Heil
Heil
Salvation Army New Year's Eve Celebration Guests
Celebrate guests at the Salvation Army event marking the new year held Monday night. Details and full coverage continue on page A3.
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Salvation Army
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