USPS to Consolidate Kansas Mail Sorting Centers into Wichita
Public meeting in Omaha discusses USPS plan to move most Kansas mail sorting to Wichita from Hays Hutchinson Salina and Dodge City. Critics warn slower delivery and lost bulk discounts may hurt patrons while officials cite efficiency gains and manpower savings under the consolidation. Senator Pat Roberts warns large delays could drive business away. Local attendees express concern over two to three day delivery and affected areas.
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Hays
Wichita
US Postal Service
Kansas
USPS
Hutchinson
Salina
Dodge City
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Colby
Topeka
Library lights up for annual illuminated Christmas parade in Hays
Public Library youth services staff and volunteers prepared lights and star strings for the downtown Hays parade entry set to start at 3 30 p m Saturday. Organizers plan a 5 30 p m start if darkness allows with floats built indoors two weeks prior and supported by local donor groups and Paul Wertenberger Construction.
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Judy Sherard Jsherard
Dailynews.net
Public Library
Hays
Emma Detrixhe
Youth Services
Paul Wertenberger
Brandon Hines
Detrixhe
Hines
Traci Konrade
Hays Development Corp
Hays Public
Dental program takes root at Fort Hays State University
Experts from across dental hygiene and child advocacy groups gathered at Fort Hays State University to shape a possible four year mid level dental care curriculum. The summit follows a legislative push to create registered dental practitioners to expand access in rural Kansas.
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Klint Spiller
Kspiller
Dailynews.net
Fort Hays State University
FHSU
Edward H. Hammond
Kansas Board of Regents
Hammond
Kansas House
Senate
Kansas
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