Creation Station Moves Upward Expansion In Ottawa
Creation Station, a consignment shop for craftsmen, relocated about a block north to 120 S Main from the 200 block of South Main, expanding space to three rooms and adding jewelry repair next week. Owner Janice Rochl Montano reports stronger walk in business with over 50 consigners.
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Creation Station
Janice Rochl- Montano
South Main
S. Main
Rochi-Montano
West Third
Gladman
Ottawa
Yellow Brick Road
Janice Young Brooks
Kevin Robinson
NBC
Jill Churchill
Brooks
Robinson
Stick Foster
Writers’ Journal
Kansas City
Glen Cahill
W. 3Rd
Cahill
Bendix/King
Bendix/King General Aviation Ringings
Allied Signal Aerospace
Kansas Water Pollution Control Association
Olathe Aircraft Electronics Manufacturer
Paola
Lawrence
Kansas
KWPCA
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Tribes oppose off tribal land casino in Kansas City
Three northeast Kansas tribes led by the Iowa Kickapoo Nation and Prairie Band Potawatomi sent a letter to Interior Secretary Manuel Suhaj asking blocking the plan for a Kansas City casino. They argue the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act bans off land gaming and seek to protect their own planned operations on tribal lands and other sites near Horton and Hiawatha.
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Hiawatha
Kan
U.S. Secretary of Interior
Sujan
Kansas City
Kansas
Iowa
Prairie Band of Potawatomi
Town
Leon Campbell
Kickapoo Nation
Horton
Kids come first, Encisco judge says
Shawnee County Juvenile Judge Daniel Mitchell defended protecting children as paramount while ordering 1 year old Ellen Encisco into the hospital over parental religious objections to conventional medicine. Ellen remains under police guard at St Francis Hospital and Medical Center after a prior May 15 placement and May 17 escape. The case is confidential under state law and no further comment was provided by authorities.
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Topeka
Kan
Ellen Encisco
Shawnee County
Daniel Mitchell
John
Nada Encisco
St. Francis Hospital
Ren
Ellen
Enciscos
Mitchell
Lawmakers defend rural development plan in Congress
Senior House Agriculture Committee members Rep. Tom Coleman and Rep. Glenn English defend a USDA plan to establish seven regional offices for the Rural Development Administration. They say the setup consolidates programs, uses existing offices, and creates no new field offices beyond the regional ones.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Tom Coleman
R-Mo
Glenn English
D-Okla
Department
Ional
Rural Development Administration
St. Joseph
USDA
Farmers Home Administration
Coleman
Congress
Nichols' wife's illness delays election plans in Kansas
U S Rep Dick Nichols has returned to McPherson after his wife was diagnosed with an abdominal adenocarcinoma. The condition is not life threatening per his Washington office. Tests show pancreas, liver and lymph nodes are normal. Nichols remains upbeat about prognosis and plans to decide his new district bid near the June 24 filing deadline, with speculation he will seek the Republican nomination in the new 4th District in south central Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
U.S
Dick Nichols
McPherson
Washington
Nichols
Southcentral
Kansas
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