Holcomb considers city cost share for hotel area project
Holcomb city council heard from Larry Winn of BHC Rhodes about funding sewer infrastructure for a proposed hotel at the North Big Lone Road overpass site near U.S. Highway 50/400. Winn emphasized public private partnerships as necessary and described possible ancillary businesses. Lona DuVall called the area ripe for development and noted the overpass created a "sweet spot" for business. Everett Miller owns the 38 acre site, with the hotel project covering about two acres in the tract.
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Holcomb
Larry Winn
BHC Rhodes
Kansas
Winn
Big Lone Road
Jones Avenue
Lona DuVall
Finney County Economic Development Corp
DuVall
Kansas Department of Transportation
Everett Miller
County fair showcases 4-H youths and turtle races
At Finney County Fairgrounds on Wednesday 4-H members hauled projects and guided livestock while youngsters cheered turtle races. Kierstyn Hartman shows multiple projects including goats and rainbow cupcakes earning a ribbon, as fair officials note a decline in youth participation since last year.
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Liz Marcy
Lori Copeland
Dodge City
Finney County Fair
Finney County Fairgrounds
Cynthia Leiker
Kayson
Kennedy Ramsey
Kennedy
Kierstyn Hartman
Bridgette Ramsey
Hartman
Finney County
Sherri Suderman
Marilyn Knight
Lindy Bilberry
Horse Palace
Overseas voting in 24 states warned vulnerable to hackers
A Rutgers Law School study with Common Cause Education Fund and the Verified Voting Foundation finds 24 states allow overseas and military ballots to be cast electronically. It notes lack of contingency plans and notes some states lack backup paper records. Colorado Delaware Kansas Louisiana Mississippi South Carolina are seen as least prepared. Minnesota New Hampshire Ohio Vermont Wisconsin are better positioned. The report highlights risks of electronic voting and missing audit trails for recounts.
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Washington
Florida
Supreme Court
Rutgers Law School
Common Cause Education Fund
Verified Voting Foundation
Colorado
Delaware
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Ohio
Vermont
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Susannah Goodman
Common Cause
Goodman
Colorado shooting victims face medical bills after tragedy
Denver AP reports that some victims may confront large medical bills without insurance. Public donations near 2 million, studio Warner Bros and three hospitals pledge to wipe or limit bills. Caleb Medley, a 23 year old in critical condition, helps drive a half million online fund. Children’s Hospital Colorado to cover uninsured costs. co-pays waived for insured patients.
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Denver
Warner Bros
Colorado Trust
Caleb Medley
Katie
Hugo
Caleb
Michael West
Children’s Hospital
Colorado
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