Survivors find housing after leaving domestic violence
Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas helps Betty and her three children secure housing after escaping years of abuse. The Willow Domestic Violence Center notes lack of affordable housing and destroyed documents hinder survivors’ rental prospects, leaving women to confront mounting barriers.
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Adoption tax credit restored in Kansas bill amendment
State Rep. John Wilson won passage of an amendment restoring the adoption tax credit cut in 2012 as part of Gov. Brownback’s plan. The measure was added to Senate Bill 265 on Homestead tax issues and returns to the Senate for consideration amid remarks on assisting families facing fertility challenges.
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Capitol Briefing 2011 tax credit claims in Kansas
In 2011 the state saw 996 claims for the tax credit at a cost of 1.6 million dollars. The note appears in CAPITOL on page 4A.
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Woman overcomes rare brain disorder wins Mrs Kansas title
Donna Hoegler a 33 year old Tonganoxie hairstylist faced a tough moment on stage at Folly Theater in Kansas City Missouri during the Mrs Kansas pageant. Asked to name the state's natural resource she quipped Sunflower oil before pivoting to the expected answer The people of the Sunflower State Her resilience underscores her battle with a rare brain disorder.
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