Kansas tightens voter ID rules amid citizenship proof push
Kansas lawmakers debate stringent ID and citizenship proof to vote with fears of illegal ballots. Officials cite no prosecutions but activists claim noncitizen voting may occur. The measure would require photo ID to cast ballots and proof of citizenship to register, aiming to place Kansas among the strictest in the nation.
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Ron Thornburgh
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National Conference of State Legislatures
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Power of positive thinking meeting discussed retention
Community members gathered to share thoughts on retention strategies and the impact of optimistic mindsets on workplace and social engagement. Leaders emphasized practical steps and collective support to reinforce durable retention.
Garden City meeting seeks ways to keep young residents
Garden City residents Jake Price and Rebecca attended an informational meeting Tuesday night at Garden City Community College to discuss how to attract and retain younger professionals. Organizers hope positive input will help keep young people from leaving for places like Kansas City or Lawrence. Price and his wife said competitive pay, advancement opportunities, and more entertainment are needed to make Garden City appealing.
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Tatro Plumbing
Garden City Community College
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Garden City
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Rebecca
Kansas City
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Price
Denver
Utz District seeks quality teachers as election nears
USD 457 aims to recruit and retain educators amid nationwide shortages. Board president Mike Utz says the board will hold the superintendent to policies while giving latitude for a recruitment philosophy and staff retention. Recent steps include a district wide 403(b) retirement plan, a $500 signing bonus for new teachers, and salary schedule steps.
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Bill to require citizenship proof for public aid faces DV groups
A Kansas House panel weighs a late-session bill mandating citizenship proof for many public benefits. Domestic violence shelters warn the rule could deter abuse victims from seeking help, noting doors should stay open to all regardless of status. Representative Lance Kinzer backs the measure.
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Hns
Lana Christensen
Family Crisis Services
Garden City
Lance Kinzer
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