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Property and taxes (1)
Painful as they may seem, property taxes sustain our communities, a life source for cities, counties and school districts. May brings the deadline for...
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Journalism lost (2): obituaries
The obituary was once a critical feature in newspaper publishing. Now it lives mostly online, the last words published about an individual, a finale...
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Journalism lost (1): the editorial
The news today is often about complicated matters that even experts have trouble unraveling. Taxes, budgets, the economy and political madness are among today's...
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Fast charge, slow learn
A swift scan online shows 457 electric vehicle charging stations in Kansas. Most of them are in larger cities, where most of the state's...
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Spring’s burst
Officials in McPherson County are rearranging their trouble shooters through a new alliance called the Local Emergency Planning Committee. The group is to fortify...
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Frugal vs. cheap
Legislators and voters can fall prey to the no-tax hobby farmers who believe township ghosts fix the roads, that the sheriff works for free...
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Then and now
We look to the past for lessons only to discover we haven't learned much or that we have forgotten a lot. After a recent...
