Hoegler crowned Mrs Kansas eyes Mrs America pageant
Hoegler, a 1998 Tonganoxie High School graduate, won Mrs Kansas and will compete for Mrs America after overcoming Arnold Chiari Malformation and related surgeries. She aims to raise awareness for Chiari and breast cancer while pursuing speaking work and nutritional advocacy. She will appear in Lawrence St Patrick's Parade as pageant prep.
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Lawrence man arrested after burglary at Dillons store
Suwamet Hanatana garn, 37, was jailed on three counts of aggravated burglary and one count of unlawful cultivation or distribution of controlled substances after police found a man in the ceiling of Dillons at 1015 W. 23rd St. The incident parallels two earlier burglaries on Feb 11 and Jan 9 involving prescription drugs and damaged store fixtures.
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Willow shelter drives homeless family rehousing gains
Catholic Charities has housed 15 homeless families since December using the Home Less Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing toolkit. Joan Schultz of the Willow cites affordable housing as crucial to safety for women and children, while United Way AmeriCorps staff bolster the Self Sufficiency Community Goal with partner support.
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United Way highlights housing and self sufficiency drive
Micki Chestnut of United Way Douglas County emphasizes housing as key to self sufficiency while partners Willow and Catholic Charities support distressed residents. In 2013 Willow aided domestic violence survivors with job readiness and transportation, and Catholic Charities served 2033 people with case management and self sufficiency planning to boost stability.
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Capitol Sen Arpke misreads college graduation rates
A Kansas state senator argues private colleges graduate more in four years, but his 71 percent figure uses different baselines than KU’s 32.2 percent. When adjusted to entrants, Kansas overall four year graduation is about 31 percent, close to KU’s rate. Former Lt. Governors Sherrer and Moore condemn Brownback tax cuts as harming jobs and revenue. The report notes legislative schedule items and a comment from KS Republican Party Chair Kelly Arnold. Statehouse reporter Scott Rothschild can be reached at 785-423-0668.
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