Norwich residents fight to rebuild town grocery store
In Norwich population 500, residents rally to reopen a closed grocery in the Main Street building. A steering committee plans razing the old store and a 6000 square foot new facility around 250000 dollars, seeking grants and possible buyers or a cooperative. Local organizer Sondra Nickell emphasizes a neighborhood market, not a chain, with support from Kingman County Economic Development and Wichita State.
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EU SBDC to host two business seminars in Lawrence
The EU Small Business Development Center will hold a start up and a financing seminar in Lawrence. The meetings cover cash flow balance sheets and income statements to reveal hidden profits and provide resources for starting or growing a business. Pre register at 785 843 8844 or stop by the KU SBDC office.
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Government Like a Business in Kansas Budget Woes
A Knight-Ridder style column critiques Kansas tax and budget policy. It notes lawmakers away in California, warns that balancing the budget is harder than claiming a surplus, and cites Ottawa and Franklin County mill changes. The piece questions reserves, demand transfers, and local tax trends while urging deeper reporting.
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Kathleen Sebelius
Ottawa
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