Roberts favored to win fourth Senate term in Kansas race
The Objections Board, led by Republican officials, unanimously backed Milton Rob erts, while Democrat Chad Taylor remains the only declared candidate thus far. Milton Wolf, contesting residency, criticizes Roberts' record. Roberts' spokesman claims the residency issue is unfounded. Wolf’s camp questions the need for a resident attorney to explain residency.
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Showers Bring Close to One Inch of Rain in Lawrence
A steady downpour on Monday produced 0.91 inches of rain in Lawrence, lifting May month-to-date to 1.09 inches. Meteorologist Matt Wolters of the National Weather Service in Topeka notes the area’s rainfall remains below typical May levels as part of an ongoing yearlong drought.
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Rainfall Deficit Shrinks in Lawrence Area
Lawrence records show year to date rainfall near 4 inches below normal with 6.68 inches received to date, creating a deficit of 3.95 inches. Local officials note wetter conditions may help close the gap but drought concerns remain.
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Topeka Officials Launch Downtown Revitalization Plan
Topeka leaders broke ground Monday on a $5.8 million revitalization project along Kansas Avenue east of the Statehouse. The plan includes wider sidewalks streetscapes and updated utilities with construction focusing on the northbound lanes. Completion is targeted for October 2015. Private donors will fund numerous corridor projects.
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City budget outlines sidewalk projects and withheld Oread funding
The city faces gaps with about a dozen sidewalk sites awaiting funding of 85 900 versus an requested 125 000. Oread Neighborhood Association faces first funding denial in decades, while four other areas continue receiving CDBG funds. Additional grants include 100 000 plus to six nonprofits, 465 000 for housing programs, and 14 726 for Social Service League repairs. City Hall reviews these allocations at 6 35 p m Tuesday.
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