Kobach outlines plan to slow Kansas tax growth
Kris Kobach argues to cut taxes and cap yearly appraisal increases to two percent, proposing三 three year appraisals for homes and businesses. He cites high property and sales taxes, urges rollback of recent tax hikes while focusing on relief for homeowners, especially elderly on fixed incomes.
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Kris Kobach
Kobach
Kansas
Fire Extinguished Outside Ransom Memorial Health in Ottawa
Ottawa Fire Department extinguished a small fire in a flower pot outside Ransom Memorial Health at 1301 S. Main St. Sunday early morning. Firefighters, called at 4:06 a.m., contained the blaze to the pot and used a water extinguisher. Fire chief Tim Matthias cited a cigarette left in the pot as the cause.
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Ransom Memorial Health
S. Main St
Ottawa
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Matthias
Democrats Host Candidate Meet and Greet in Ottawa
The Franklin County Democratic Party will host a candidate meet and greet at 6 p.m. at Forest Park brick shelter 320 N Locust St Ottawa. Attending candidates include Arden Anderson Josh Svaty John Hall Lassie Murphy and others with voter registration available.
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Franklin County Democrat Party
Forest Park
N. Locust St
Ottawa
Arden Anderson
Josh Svaty
John Hall
Lassie Murphy
Bands to Rock Rantoul Saturday Main Street Concert
A multi-band summer music festival will rock 303 E. Main St Rantoul at 6 p.m. Saturday featuring Bryan Jobe Project Solars Morgan and the Freeman Adventure Mouse Orion Falls Twisted Drag on King Fisher Watching the Fall. Admission is $5 BYOB no glass and all ages allowed with 21 requires adult. food drinks and security provided. Organizer Mike Sleister says the event boosts local activity and promotes Rantoul near the Flint Hills Nature Trail now part of Kansas State Park system with Buck-U Distillery as sponsor. The festival doubles as a preview for Sleister’s western style general store and cafe planned opposite City Hall.
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Rantoul
E. Main St
Bryan Jobe Project
Solars
Morgan and the Freeman
Adventure Mouse
Orion Falls
Twisted Dragon
King Fisher
Mike Sleister
Sleister
Buck-U Distillery
Rantoul City Hall
One Injured in Osage County I-35 Crash Sunday Night
A single-vehicle crash on southbound I-35 about a mile south of 325th Street in Osage County injured one person. A 2018 Nissan driven by Cassidy Grace Co. 26, of Oklahoma City, left the left shoulder, crossed to the right shoulder, then veered into an embankment and rested in the south ditch. Co. was transported to Ransom Memorial Health in Ottawa and was wearing a seat belt. The online log does not list the vehicle model.
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Osage County
325Th Street
Kansas Highway Patrol
Cassidy Grace Co. 26
Oklahoma City
Ransom Memorial Health
S. Main St
Ottawa
Supreme Court grants Kansas Legislature one-year school funding reprieve
Kansas Supreme Court says lawmakers only need an inflation adjustment to meet a constitutional obligation to fund public schools, allowing a one-year delay while keeping schools open. Justices note the plan fixes distribution issues though inflation and five-year rollout calculations remain faulty. Rep. Fred Patton expects the adjustment under 100 million.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Fred Patton
Topeka
Patton
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