Court Upholds Sunflower Holcomb Expansion Permit
The Kansas Supreme Court on Friday upheld a 2.8 billion Sunflower coal plant expansion permit in Holcomb, rejecting the Sierra Club challenge to a 2014 addendum to a 2010 permit. Sunflower and Tri-State welcomed the ruling as a step in meeting long term power needs while Earthjustice vowed to continue the fight.
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Sunflower
KDHE
Eral
Cindy Hertel
Sunflower Communications
Hertel
Tri-State
Gary Newman
Earthjustice
Lego City brings out imagination at Finney County Library event
About 350 attendees, including 13 year old Aiden Gough, built Lego City creations during Finney County Public Library Spring Break Lego City. The event featured rules that pieces could not be moved and encouraged adding on to existing structures, with 11 hours spent on builds and a Lego Club running Mondays from 4 to 7 p.m. through spring break.
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Lego City
Finney County Public Library
Aiden Gough
Gough
Pam Tuller
FCPL
Jacob Marsh
Tuller
Central Cup Coffee House Aims For Late April Opening
Two young entrepreneurs from Garden City plan a cosmopolitan coffee shop in Rose Manor at 517 N Eighth St. Central Cup Coffee House will offer signature blends from across Central and South America including El Salvador Cuba Mexico and Argentina. Laura Guevara and sister Melvi Ojeda lead the venture inspired by local Hispanic roots and a desire to ease ordering for Hispanic customers.
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Central Cup Coffee House
Rose Manor
N. Eighth St
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Melvi Ojeda
Guevara
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Central Cup Coffee
Cuba
Mexico
Argentina
Garden City
Target
Starbucks
Weather Snapshot Markets Mix Sun and Clouds
Market Today reports a partly cloudy day with a high of 72 and low 44. Sunday brings warm conditions with a high of 89 and a low 41.
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