Maine man Anthony Napoleone Returns Home After Generous East Coast Donation
Napoleone, paralyzed and terminally ill, was flown home to Maine in a private jet with nurses and care funded by an anonymous East Coast donor. His mother Rayleen Wright and family friend Marlo Magee described the emotional reunion and noted hospice support and a $900 pays Funeral fund.
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Salina
Anthony Napoleone
Maine
Marlo Magee
Rayleen Wright
Napoleone
Salina Journal
Associated Press
Wright
Raymond
Hospice of
Parish
Gage
Gavin
Nicole
Facebook
Security Savings Bank
Salina Magee
Moherman, longtime Wellsville banker, dies at 76
Moherman a Wellsville native died Friday at Olathe Medical Center at age 76. Funeral services are today at Wellsville United Methodist Church. He built a 42 year career at the Wellsville Bank serving as vice president president and board chairman. He helped start the Wellsville Historical Society in 2007 and remained active in community groups including the Chamber of Commerce and school board. His wife Elizabeth Anne Hopkins survives, and two daughters work at the bank carrying on his legacy.
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Wellsville
Olathe Medical Center
Wellsville United Methodist Church
Locust St
Baker University
Baldwin City
U.S Army
Wellsville Bank
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David Moherman
William Henry Moherman
Layton
Bank
Main Street
The
Wellsville Historical Society
Elizabeth Anne Hopkins
Historical Society
Ron Samsel
Samsel
Kansas labor chief cites Senate filibuster backlog
Labor Secretary Jim Garner says a Senate filibuster halted 15,000 Kansas unemployment claims, forcing a system reprogram and blocking calls. He notes the backlog is slowly being cleared, urging senators to recognize the real consequences of such delays.
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Kansas Department of Labor
U.S. Senate
Labor
Jim Garner
Senate
Kansas
Labor Department
Garner
Central Kansas pot farm dismantled with 3000 tall plants
Reno County Sheriff Randy Henderson says authorities seized a large clandestine marijuana operation on a central Kansas site. The farm housed about 3,000 plants, some reaching 15 feet, grown from seed not typical for Kansas and likely by Mexican growers, per KBI. The site also contained sleeping mats and a hand-dug well.
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Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Mexico
U.S
KU Fraternity Placed on Probation for Two Years
The University of Kansas placed Phi Gamma Delta on probation for two years after a hazing incident at a party. Injured student Matt Fritzie was paralyzed from the chest down after jumping into a makeshift pool created from sandbags, a tarp, and water. Probation requires alcohol-free housing through 2011-12 and community service hours for all chapter members.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Matt Fritzie
Stilwell
Chris Fellows
Lawrence Journal-World
Fritzie
Fellows
Grand jury probes Tiller killing tied to broader case
A federal grand jury in Kansas City is examining whether the 2009 murder of Dr. George Tiller, a late term abortion provider, connects to a wider case involving radical anti abortion activists. Prosecutors from Washington DC are reviewing broader aspects beyond the Wichita church shooting.
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Wichita
George Tiller
Associated Press
Kansas City
Tiller
Scott Roeder
Washington, D.C
Suspect Gunnels Arrested After Suspicious Saturday Activity
Police used a witness description and evidence to arrest Gunnels. He remained in Franklin County jail Monday afternoon on a $10,000 bond.
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Gunnels
Franklin County
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