Sebelius visits injured guardsman at Walter Reed
Governor Kathleen Sebelius visited Staff Sgt. Jerrod Hays at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after an explosion in Iraq wounded him and others from Battery B, 1st Battalion, 161st Field Artillery in Pratt. She contrasted clean care with concerns over facility conditions and backed heightened oversight of Walter Reed.
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Sebelius
Walter Reed
Sarah Kessinger
Harris
Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Kansas
Washington, DC
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Pratt
David Berry
Iraq
National Guard
Statehouse
Jerrod Hays
Wellington
Washington
National Governors Association
Hays
United States
Sharon Watson
Kansas Guard
161St Field Artillery
Walter Reed Hospital
Nancy Boyda
2Nd District
Boyda
Leavenworth
Kansan lawmakers clash over tax cuts and local funding
Lawmakers push statewide cost shifts that pin more jail, court and school costs on counties and cities while debating elderly tax relief and new casino expansion. Senators discuss freezing home values for seniors or deferring taxes, with cautions about funding state universities and retirement systems as revenue grows.
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Bill Feuerborn
D-Garnett
Feuerborn
Derek Schmidt
Schmidt
Pat Apple
Louisburg
Holland
Apple
Kansas Lottery
Kansas
Legisla
Tors
Joe Hamerickhouse
Osage City
House
State Senate
Bill Otto
LeRoy
Kansas Public Employees Retirement System
Otto
Topeka
Kansas University
Kansas State
Humerickhouse
Reece Looks at Central Heights For School Strengths
Reece weighs district views on school strengths as he applies to Central Heights. He telephones district residents and notes the district’s pride in its schools while preparing to succeed Deanne Alexander, who retires at month end.
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Reece
Central Heights
Deanne Alexander
Ottawa
Sacred Heart Catholic
Ottawa Christian Academy
Ottawa Unified
Eugene Field
Eisenhower
Garfield
Hawthorne
Lincoln
Ottawa High School
CTEC
Lane
Princeton
Rantoul
Richmond
Garnett
St. Rose Philippine Duchesne Catholic
Wellsville
West Franklin
Appanoose
Pomona
Williamsburg
Power Hour Aerobics class at Don Woodward Center
The Power Hour program blends aerobics self defense martial arts dance kick boxing and yoga for a cardio workout. It costs 35 for 10 sessions with March 13 deadline and March 14 start. Classes run Wednesday and Thursday evenings 6 to 7 at Don Woodward Community Center with limited space. All ages welcome.
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Don Woodward Community Center
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Jacksonhewitt.com
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