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Goddard plans joint meeting

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GODDARD – There will be a joint meeting of the Goddard City Council and the Goddard Planning Commission next week on Wednesday. It will take place at 6:30 p.m.

Stuffed animal sleepover at library

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HAYSVILLE – The Haysville Community Library is inviting children to bring their “stuffies” to a stuffed animal sleepover. There will be a story time and craft at 4 p.m.

Students earn KU degrees

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The names of more than 6,700 graduates at the University of Kansas for summer and fall 2024 and spring 2025 have been announced. Many graduates and candidates for degrees celebrated by participating in KU commencement, which took place May 17.

It's hard to beat family time – Part II

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Who could have imagined that a visit with a giant rodent would be the best birthday gift of all time for a young woman? I certainly could not haved conjured up that scenario...not in my wildest dreams. But in the end, with a little effort on my part, I was the gift-giver who was able to provide my daughter-inlaw with an up close and personal visit to experience one of the capybaras residing at Tanganyika Wildlife Park.
Jennifer Williams feeds lettuce to her new best friend, Pinto the capybara, at Tanganyika Wildlife Park. Paul Rhodes/TSnews

Conway Springs names interim police chief

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TSnews CONWAY SPRINGS – The city of Conway Springs has an interim police chief following the resignation last week of Chief Jesse Velazquez. The resignation was effective immediately, and happened during a City Council meeting that was recessed on Tuesday night and continued to the next night, Wednesday, Aug.

Cheney home damaged by fire

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TSnews CHENEY – A home in Cheney suffered significant damage in a nighttime fire on Saturday. The fire occurred in the 400 block of North Jefferson.
Fire caused significant damage to a home in the 400 block of North Jefferson in Cheney on Saturday night. There were no injuries. Contributed photo

Lunch box tips

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Extension As the back-to-school season kicks into high gear, a Kansas State University food safety expert is encouraging parents to think beyond notebooks and pencils and focus on another classroom essential: the lunchbox. Whether it’s a soft-sided tote or a hard plastic shell, today’s insulated lunch bags offer more than nostalgia.
Many schools may not provide refrigeration for packed lunches, so parents should check policies ahead of time. Metro Creative
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