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The old pipe saga: Lawyers now involved in VF council decision
The Valley Falls City Council was accused of theft July 21 for attempting to use a 47-year-old plastic water line to provide service to an area where soccer fields are being developed.
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Details emerge on plane crash
that killed New York couple July 1
The National Transportation Safety Board’s preliminary findings in the investigation of a fatal plane crash near Perry July 1 indicates the loss of an engine.
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Car accident takes woman’s life
A one-car accident took the life of a 19-year-old Valley Falls woman July 26.
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Tax rate stays flat in USD 343
Perry-Lecompton USD 343 taxpayers might see a decrease in the levy by a mere fraction of a mill if a proposed budget by Superintendent Denis Yoder is adopted in August.
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Expected budget increase less
than 2 mills for USD 340
The Jefferson West USD 340 school budget for next year will require a local tax increase of less than 2 mills, reports Scott Myers, superintendent.
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Three-mill increase expected
for USD 338 school district
Taxes in Valley Falls USD 338 will increase slightly less than 3 mills if the school board approves the budget put before it July 12.
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Primary election ballots can be
viewed online by county voters
Jefferson County voters can now see a sample of the ballot they will be voting at the Aug. 3 primary election, reports Linda Buttron, Jefferson County Clerk and Election Officer.
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Ozawkie firefighters receive
portable thermal imaging camera
The Ozawkie Township Fire Department is now equipped with the latest and most highly valued piece of firefighting equipment — and it came as a gift.
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Fire destroys home at Lake Shore
The Ozawkie Township Fire Department responded to a mobile home fire at Lake Shore Estates about 9:30 p.m. June 29.
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LJEC board adopts new rate
structure for rural members
Members of the rural electric cooperative will experience an increase in their electric rate starting May 1.
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Lawmakers look at tax
increase among gloom
With a gloomy forecast for revenue that gets worse by the day, legislators in Topeka are trying to come up with solutions.
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