Davis Starts Governor Bid Bid for Kansas Governorship by Davis
Davis of Lawrence, Kansas, signaled a possible bid against Gov. Sam Brownback. He filed paperwork to form a gubernatorial campaign committee and named William Kassebaum as treasurer, promising a formal announcement soon and a bid to engage Kansans in a shared vision.
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Vinland Fair celebrates simple joys of community
Elois Craig recalls attending Vinland Fair as a child while a local school once served as a communal hub. Since the school closed in 201, residents now mainly gather at annual fundraisers such as the whole hog dinner and pancake suppers to stay connected.
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Delaware Tribe of Indians linked to Kansas casino plans in lawsuit
Court records show the Delaware Tribe and Delaware Enterprise Authority signed a 2010 deal with River Trails LLC to secure a site and financing for a Delaware Indian casino near Cincinnati. The same tribe recently bought about 87 acres near the North Lawrence interchange and faces a February lawsuit noting lingering casino interest in Kansas. The tribe has said the land will be used for housing and services, and has not commented on casino plans.
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Old Baldwin seeks buyer for 41k sq ft office gym complex
Baldwin school district lists a 41,629 square foot three story building with gym, parking and a ball-diamond lot on 2.3 acres near US 56 for 415,000. Built in the 1920s 1930s it needs work to repurpose. District has sold two other buildings recently.
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Regents to set agenda for higher education budget
Higher education officials and leaders in Gov. Brownback's administration will meet next week to discuss budget priorities for the upcoming legislative session. The briefing outlines focus areas and potential policy impacts for state universities and colleges.
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