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Street repair bond issue taking shape in Conway Springs

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TSnews CONWAY SPRINGS – Plans for a potential $3 million bond issue for major street repairs in Conway Springs are continuing to take shape, following action last week by the local City Council. At their meeting last Tuesday, council members discussed a bond issue proposal that would be larger than anything previously reviewed by the council.

Multiple city council candidates at chamber meeting

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Editor's note: The print edition of this contained an error regarding the candidate forum that the Goddard Chamber of Commerce will be hosting in October. The Chamber will be hosting candidates for the Goddard City Council, not for the Goddard Board of Education as incorrectly reported in the Aug. 17 print edition of TSnews. The online edition of this story has been updated to reflect this correction.

 

By Judd Weil

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Eight of nine Goddard City Council candidates were in attendance at last week’s Goddard Chamber of Commerce meeting. Travis Mounts/TSnews

Dickie happy to serve E-Free Church

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TSnews Among the new pastors who have recently entered the Clearwater church community is Steve Dickie. Steve Dickie is the new lead pastor of the Evangelical Free Church of Clearwater.

Police stage ‘chilling’ raid on Marion County paper, seizing computers, records and cellphones

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Kansas Reflector MARION — In an unprecedented raid Friday, local law enforcement seized computers, cellphones and reporting materials from the Marion County Record office, the newspaper’s reporters, and the publisher’s home. Eric Meyer, owner and publisher of the newspaper, said police were motivated by a confidential source who leaked sensitive documents to the newspaper, and the message was clear: “Mind your own business or we’re going to step on you.” The city’s entire five-officer police force and two sheriff’s deputies took “everything we have,” Meyer said, and it wasn’t clear how the newspaper staff would take the weekly publication to press Tuesday night.
Eric Meyer, publisher of the Marion County Record, answers questions in his newspaper office Friday after police seized computers, servers, cellphones and other items. He says he doesn’t know how they will get the newspaper out on Tuesday, but, “We will publish something.” Sam Bailey/Kansas Reflector

New school officials attend Cheney Chamber meeting

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TSnews CHENEY – Attendance at last week's Cheney Chamber of Commerce meeting may have hit a record as several new school administrators and teachers attended the meeting to get acquainted with members of the community. All of the new school personnel were introduced during the meeting, and several other business items also had to do with the start of the new school year.

Haysville Memories

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Kerri Leanne Telford, the Haysville woman accused of stabbing or cutting a 90-year-old man on Aug. 8, also has a charge of aggravated battery stemming from a knife attack on Feb.

Argosy Files

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Harold Harper, Jr., was severely burned when a container of gasoline which he was using accidentally ignited– burning his arms and legs. Harper sustained second-degree burns after he was reportedly using the gasoline to clean tractor spark plugs when it somehow ignited.
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