Project 17 aims to boost Southeast Kansas economy
In Ottawa Heather Morgan executive director of Project 17 spoke at Westminster Presbyterian Church about reviving 17 counties including Franklin, Greenwood, and others. The program targets health economic development leadership training and workforce readiness with broadband and job skills improvements while urging local participation and a shift in youth attitudes.
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Franklin
Kansas
Southeast Kansas
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. 13Th St
Franklin County
Heather Morgan
Sara Caylor
Miami
Crawford
Greenwood
Elk
Chautauqua Coffey
Woodson
Wilson
Montgomery
Anderson
Allen
Neosho
Labette
Linn
Bourbon
Cherokee
Project 17
Morgan
Heather Morgan, Pratt
W. 13
Vyve Broadband
Kansas Leadership Council
Kansas Leadership Center
Twsproject17.org
Caylor
Judge Sachse to Leave District Bench for Private Practice in Ottawa
SACHSE: Judge retiring after more than two decades on the bench with last day May 9. Kansas Supreme Court will appoint Fourth Judicial Nominating Commission to name candidates for his successor, with governor making the final choice. Sachse will join Anderson & Byrd LLP in Ottawa and offer mediation and arbitration services. He and wife Susan have two sons Scott and Jack and one grandson Henry.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Fourth Judicial Nominating Commission
Four Coun
Franklin, Osage
Anderson and Coffey
Commission
Anderson & Byrd LLP Law
Hickory St
Ottawa
Susan
Scott
Brandi
Prairie Village
Jack
Lauren Bonds
Washington D.C
Sachses
Henry
Kansas records costly 2014 winter for state road maintenance
Topeka winter costs for Kansas roads reached 22 million dollars, making 2014 the most expensive season since 2008. KDOT reported 550000 hours worked, 591 dump trucks used, and about 2.7 million lane miles treated and plowed. Final cost figures set for June 30.
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Topeka
Kansas Department of Transportation
KDOT
Kansas
Mike King
Kansas Transportation
Apple appointment OK'd by senators in Kansas
Longtime legislator Pat Apple won Senate Confirmation Oversight Committee approval to join the Kansas Corporation Commission. Appointed March 24 by Gov. Sam Brownback, Apple will resign from the Senate to assume the regulator post that oversees natural gas electricity telephone and transportation rates.
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Pat Apple
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Franklin County
Kansas Corporation Committee
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Sam Brownback
Johnson
Miami County
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Kansan
State Senate
Johnson County
Senate Committee On
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Senate Commerce Committee
Kansas Electric Transmission Authority
Kansas
Apple Electric
Louisburg
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Legislative Action Committee
Franklin County Farm Bureau Association
American Legion Post
Stephanie Flanagan
4Th St
Salina
Ortsiss Herald
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Orscheln Ueno
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