Kansas Clips from Monday through Wednesday:
Watchdogs on State Issues
Kansas:
Kansas Senate decides who is press and who is not
Attorney disciplinary complaint filed against former AG Phill Kline
Nebraska: Death Penalty Debate Turns to Cost
West Virginia: W.Va. House Passes Ethics Act Update
Mackinac Center: State Legislators Concerned Over Forced Unionization of Private Business Owners
Kansas Government
Joplin (MO): Area Kansas legislators [...]
Continue reading about Digest for Jan 20, 2010 (midweek edition)
Visitors to the Lincoln Memorial this weekend were reminded of Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech.
Continue reading about Martin Luther King’s “Dream” remembered at Lincoln Memorial
Kansas Clips from Thursday through Sunday:
Watchdogs on State Issues
Kansas: KansasWatchdog Reporter Covering Crucial Mass. Senate Race
New Hampshire: NH Watchdog Covering MA Senate Race
Nebraska: Omaha City Officials’ Statements of Financial Interest
Mackinac Center: How to Remove an Ineffective Tenured Teacher in 13 Easy Steps
Continue reading about Digest for Jan 17, 2010 (weekend edition)
On Friday outside the Newseum along Pennsylvannia Avenue in Washington, DC the Hutchinson News was picked to represent Kansas newspapers:
Continue reading about Newseum on Friday featured the Hutchinson News
Links from Monday through Wednesday:
Watchdogs on State Issues
Kansas:
Gov. Sebelius assisted AFSCME-CCPT in unionizing child care providers in Kansas
Shawnee County DA Chadwick Taylor has $35,600 in campaign debt
Nebraska: Lawmaker’s Tax Loophole Revealed. Will Fellow Senators Close It?
New Hampshire: AP analysis: Road projects don’t help unemployment
West Virginia: Audit Calls for More School Choice in W.Va.
Kansas Governor
Kansas Reporter:
Governor [...]
Continue reading about Digest for Jan 13, 2010 (midweek edition)
Kansas Clips from Thursday through Sunday:
Watchdogs on State Issues
Kansas:
Question for JoCo Legislators: “Is there any tax you’d vote to raise this year?”
Citizens question Johnson County Legislators
Wichita-area Legislators Hear From Citizens Before Session Starts
Kansas federal candidate summary from Federal Election Commission
National: State of the states? Broke and going broker
Kansas Legislature
Topeka C-J:
2010 Kansas House roll call
2010 Kansas [...]
Continue reading about Digest for Jan 10, 2010 (weekend edition)
Kansas Clips from Monday through Wednesday:
Kansas Reporter
Kansas farmland prices hold pre-recession value
Senators unveil plan to avoid future budget crises
Watchdogs
Kansas:
Wichita-area Legislators Hear From Citizens Before Session Starts
Wichita School Board Approves Spending Up to $250,000 to Sue for More Funding
Dr. Barbara Bollier elected new State Rep 25
No phantom Stimulus zip codes in Kansas
Nebraska: Senate Democrat Thinks “Cornhusker [...]
Continue reading about Digest for Jan 6, 2010 (midweek edition)
Kansas Clips from this last week, but first some “top” 2009 lists:
Top 2009 Kansas Tea Parties
April 15: Overland Park Tax Day Tea Party (perhaps 10,000) and
KC Tea Party at Liberty Memorial (perhaps 5000)
April 15: Wichita tea party: citizens speak and Wichita tax day tea party a success (several thousand)
April 15: Topeka TEA rally draws [...]
Continue reading about Digest for Jan 3, 2010 (holiday weekly edition)
Friends of Phill Kline roasted him recently in Johnson County as part of his 50th birthday celebration.
Kline turns 50 today.
One roast told about how labor was induced so Phill could enjoy a few minutes of the decade of the 1950s — and be an additional tax deduction in 1959.
Happy Birthday Phill Kline!
Continue reading about Phill Kline “roasted” by JoCo friends
This site was hacked in somewhat of a benign way, but affected the ability of some to view posts through certain RSS readers.
A PHP file was modified to have additional content. The hidden content was added to the source for all pages but and the RSS feed. The hidden text caused problems in some [...]
