Kansas State Foundation reports record gifts for last year
Kansas State University says the KSU Foundation drew a record 107 million dollars in contributions for the last fiscal year despite a weak economy. More than 44,500 alumni and others gave, with 67 million in cash or real estate and 40 million in pledges. Four gifts exceeded five million and nine ranged from one to five million.
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Fund set up for 13 year old Maple Hill girl’s medical expenses
Friends of the family of a 13 year old Maple Hill girl injured in a Douglas County crash have established the Mikal Bond Fund at Community National Bank 5431 S W 29th St Topeka KS 66614 donations also accepted at any Topeka bank branch The girl was riding a bike and failed to stop at a stop sign south of Lawrence on July 10 and was struck by a vehicle She remains in critical condition at Children’s Mercy Hospital Kansas City Missouri while participating in the Lizard Under the Skillet ride with her parents
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Sheriff’s Office Invites Applicants to Citizens Academy
The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applications for its second citizens academy, starting in September. The program provides participants with a working insight into sheriff duties and responsibilities.
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Carbon monoxide kills two in Topeka
In Topeka two people died and a third was hospitalized from carbon monoxide poisoning after responders found a Saturday night incident at a house with a running car in a garage. Names were withheld pending family notification. identified as a Topeka woman and a 25 year old man. The man's father remained in intensive care. A car in the garage was jump-started and left running to charge the battery.
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Garden City Challenges 2010 Census Numbers
Garden City officials challenge the 2010 census count claiming undercounting. City Planner Sam Henderson says a challenge has been filed with the U.S. Census Bureau after the bureau reported a population drop from 28,000 to 26,658 between 2000 and 2010. Officials contend the true number lies between 28,000 and 30,300 to secure federal funds. Henderson cites areas they believe were miscounted in last year’s census.
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Medicaid helps some with disabilities avoid ulcers and hospital stays
A Kansas study reports Medicaid supported care helps a woman avoid ulcers and reduces leg cramps, enabling more community activity and better overall health. State leaders aim to cut at least 200 million from Medicaid by 2013 while expanding care for 324000 beneficiaries, with public meetings held statewide to gather ideas.
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Bread Drives Smiles at Route 66 Community Center
Benedict recalls three decades ago operating a gas station on Route 66 and starts a bread program at the center. Seniors on Social Security praise the cheap bread, while volunteers limit take to two packages to prevent waste. Neighborhood patrons like Paul Penny say the bread is good and accessible for everyone. Carol Johns notes the rush, and Benedict cherishes the joy his act brings to faces.
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Galloway Jr. Gets Shorter Sentence After Injury Case
The court sentenced Galloway Jr to serve maximum terms for misdemeanor convictions while allowing time served to count toward a prison term. Prosecutors sought 69 months plus three years for the three misdemeanor counts, citing Officer Evinger’s serious injuries from the traffic stop incident.
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Health dept director warns SRS closure will affect 30000 clients
Lawrence Douglas County Health Department Director Dan Partridge says shutting down the local Social and Rehabilitation Services office within three months will disrupt services for about 30,000 clients. He cites transportation, phone, computer access, and time sensitive paperwork as barriers and notes additional costs to sustain service levels.
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