Kansas military family checkoff urged in State of the State
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius backs a voluntary checkoff on state income tax forms to donate to Kansas military families. The bipartisan plan aims to aid with rent groceries and utilities during deployments or after losses. Officials note previous steps like a $250 000 death benefit and a Kansas Military Bill of Rights.
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Village supports special needs children in Ottawa USD 290
Mange Stevens, Ottawa USD 290 board president, praises the early childhood program PALS Pathway to Access Learning Skills. Five students, including three in wheelchairs, engage in gatekeeping routines, sign language, and communication boards within a nurturing, multidisciplinary team.
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Jennifer Eiche
Franklin County
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic
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The half cent makes sense for Ottawa taxes
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce urges voters to approve a half cent sales tax to lower the property tax mill levy and fund police, fire, streets, cemeteries and parks. It cites a lower city sales tax than peers, public forums, and the need to offset State funding cuts while maintaining services.
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City Commission
B. Martin Peck Animal Shelter
Airport
Ottawa Main Street Association
Municipal Auditorium
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