Brides plan fall wedding after largest Lawrence bridal event
Conklin, engaged to Alan Ramseyer of Tulsa, finished wedding details at Lawrence’s biggest bridal show. She praised Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory cookies shaped as gowns and tuxedos for guest gifts while J Lynn Bridal showcased gowns, tuxedos, and bridesmaid dresses. Mary Pryor noted strong post show interest at the shop booth.
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Ramirez returns as United Way AmeriCorps member at Van Go
Ramirez, former United Way AmeriCorps member, will serve a second year 2014 2015 under the self sufficiency community impact goal at Van Go. She will meet youth one on one, provide case management and job coaching to help them obtain future employment while Van Go expands its AmeriCorps hosting for a fifth year. Kristen Malloy welcomes the continuation of direct youth services through the program.
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AmeriCorps boosts United Way volunteer spotlight program
Micki Chestnut of the United Way of Douglas County discusses AmeriCorps members bringing fresh energy and new perspectives to programming. Ramirez found direction through her Van Go service, shaping her interest in education and social work while helping people achieve their goals.
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Kansas Democrats Plot Education and Tax Policy Shift
In Kansas, Democratic candidates push education funding and tenure debates, with Paul Davis criticizing budget cuts while Brownback supporters defend funding gains. The party endorses Medicaid expansion, same sex marriage recognition, and medical marijuana, while promoting a three legged stool taxation plan to balance income, sales, and property taxes. The platform signals a push to shift Topeka tone if elected.
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Unpublish policy stresses integrity of public records
The publication argues against erasing articles from print or online to preserve trust as a historical record. It notes reader feedback on candidate questions for the November election and says errors will be corrected with editor notes. Removal would be rare and handled with context.
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