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July 22, 2015
- Face to Face is a weekly feature in which the Signal introduces readers to those who live or work in the community. This week, we meet Becky Henderson.
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Associated Press
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July 22, 2015
- The percentage of Kansas children living in poverty increased between 2008 and 2013, although the state’s ranking for children’s overall well-being remained the same, according to the annual Kids Count report.
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By Elvyn Jones
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July 22, 2015
- The Baldwin City Council has reached consensus on a proposed 2016 budget that includes a 4.57 mill levy increase.
The city’s 2016 mill levy in the proposed budget, which is published in today’s issue of the Baldwin City Signal, is 42.304 mills. That compares to 37.623 mill in the current 2015 budget and a 34.127 mill levy for 2014.
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Associated Press
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July 22, 2015
- The Kansas Department of Revenue says it’s still processing paper tax returns but should be finished soon.
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Associated Press
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July 22, 2015
- A proposal by Kansas’ largest electric utility to raise its rates by $152 million a year is drawing strong criticism, particularly from green-energy advocates who argue that part of the plan will discourage consumers from installing solar panels or taking other steps to conserve power.
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By Elvyn Jones
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July 22, 2015
- Abby Cramer was busy studying lines Tuesday in Baker Unversity’s Rice Auditorium with the pressure of having them memorized for Sunday’s performance of “The Pajama Game.”
The recent Shaw
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By Michelle Tevis
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July 22, 2015
- Veterans might shy away from the idea of going back to boot camp, but this one puts them in classrooms, not barracks.
Veterans in the Kansas City area who are preparing to return to school in fall 2015 or anytime in 2016 can sharpen their classroom skills at a free 16-hour Academic Boot Camp in August.
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Conrad Swanson
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July 22, 2015
- The Dwayne Peaslee Technical Training Center is preparing for a fall push of students enrolling in classes before its inaugural school year.
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Conrad Swanson
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July 22, 2015
- Johnson County Community College is working on-site with manufacturers, tailoring their classes to suit their needs.
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By Michelle Tevis
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July 22, 2015
- A shortage of truck drivers means the trucking industry is in need — and Johnson County Community College’s truck-driving program is there to help.
