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December 13, 2001
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December 13, 2001
Jacob Donald Boucher
December 13, 2001
State study hopes to identify cost of ‘suitable education’
By Erin Barcomb
December 13, 2001
A state-level study of the cost of education may do more for anti-education legislators than it will for individual school districts, Eudora Superintendent Marty Kobza said.
Torey Kay Byrne
December 13, 2001
Wellsville slows tempo, earns last-second win
By Michael Sudhalter
December 13, 2001
The Eudora High School boys basketball team met Wellsville High School’s stifling defense head-on and suffered a heartbreaking 40-38 homecourt loss Tuesday.
Cards place second in invitational
By Rachel Kaslaitis
December 13, 2001
Coach Ron Abel received an early Christmas present from his squad Saturday a trophy from the 24th annual Eudora Wrestling Invitational.
Cardinal girls offense big in victory, missing in first league setback
By Michael Sudhalter
December 13, 2001
The Eudora High School girls basketball team’s 3:30 matinee game last Friday turned into the Lauren Kracl Show. The sophomore poured in a career-high 34 points and grabbed 19 rebounds in a 67-43 victory over 5A Turner.
Commission faces southern development
Eric Gruber, Eudora News reporter
December 13, 2001
There may be a lot more green in the green spaces south of K-10 in the future.
Non-perishable food items needed for Jaycee family
By Erin Barcomb
December 13, 2001
The Jaycees’ tradition of selecting a Eudora family for their adopt-a-family project is a bittersweet situation for both the family and members of the organization. Although the project allows community members to help people close to home, it also means a closer relationship between the givers and the recipients.
Middle school’s fate discussed
By Erin Barcomb
December 13, 2001
This holiday season it isn’t just children making wish lists. Some in the Eudora community are already dreaming of ways groups could use the middle school building when students move out in 2003 thanks to the construction of a new high school.
Roadways can keep Eudora rolling
Long-range planners look at traffic concerns to plan Eudora’s future
By Erin Barcomb
December 13, 2001
Getting roads up to par and deciding better routes for traffic flow should be considered in Eudora’s long-range plan, consultant Sean Ackerson told community leaders at a Dec. 4 planning meeting.
Frances E. Kurtz
1909-2001
December 13, 2001
Lucy I. Lambert-Messenheimer
December 13, 2001
Merritt L. Musick Sr.
1910-2001
December 13, 2001
Thelma E. Reed
1908-2001
December 13, 2001
No firm foundation for town home plan
After public comment and developers’ pleas, council vetoes town homes 3-2
By Erin Barcomb
December 13, 2001
Before the Eudora City Council voted 3-2 against rezoning a plot of land near K-10 for town homes Dec. 10, it heard the same pro and con arguments developers and residents had been making since the idea came before the Eudora Planning Commission in early October.
Alyssa Nicole Novacky
December 13, 2001
Eudora needs professional recruiting
December 13, 2001
The most striking feature Eudora presents is the number of its new rooftops.
Eudora West leaders will learn a thing or two from senior citizens
By Erin Barcomb
December 13, 2001
A proposed Eudora West Elementary School project could bring two generations closer together if things work out as planned.
Days gone by
By Theresa Abel
December 13, 2001
Never a dull moment
By Eric Gruber
December 13, 2001
Sometimes it’s nice to be a humble spectator in the background.