Garden City weighs tax district to fund $67.2 million shopping center
Finney County commissioners hear concerns from local retailers about a proposed tax increment financing district to back bonds for a $67.2 million Garden City shopping center. Officials note the plan could raise sales tax revenue and attract more stores and restaurants, boosting local services while preserving incentives for existing businesses.
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State deficit prompts cuts to education and services
Online readers react to Kansas Legislature tax cuts with warnings of deeper K-12 funding reductions and potential property tax increases. A separate Kansas story highlights Danielle Gletow of One Simple Wish praising programs aiding foster children in the southwest.
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Telegram invites signed letters to editor policy
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Beware of Conventional Wisdom in the Oval Office Race
Joe Gandelman analyzes the 2012 presidential contest between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney. He notes volatile polling, fears of party shifts, a potential dirty campaign, and the role of independents amid a polarized media landscape. The piece cautions against overconfident predictions and highlights the influence of the Tea Party, RINOs, and opportunistic framing.
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Obama’s shift on gay marriage analyzed by critics
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What Are We Going To Do To Help Him When He Gets Out
Reflection on criminal justice reform, arguing for rehabilitation over endless punishment. Highlights overcrowded prisons, racial and class biases, and barriers to ex offenders rejoining society, urging genuine second chances and policy change.
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