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By Elvyn Jones
October 26, 2006
In challenger Diane Bryant’s view, education funding is the key issue in the 38th District Kansas House race.
That’s true in eastern parts of the district, first-term incumbent Rep. Anthony Brown said. But the Eudora Republican said as he went west in his door-to-door campaign other issues appeared in his race against retired school librarian Diane Bryant.
By Patrick Cady
October 26, 2006
A possible different district use for Nottingham Elementary School or building a new kindergarten through fifth-grade school building got unanimous approval of USD 491’s citizen advisory committee.
By Patrick Cady
October 26, 2006
Mayor Tom Pyle is promising quick action in filling an open seat of the Eudora City Council.
Kevin Miller announced his resignation in a letter delivered Monday morning to Pyle. The mayor opened the city council meeting that evening with the announcement.
“I am writing this letter to let you know that I have made a personal decision,” Miller wrote. “I will be resigning from the Eudora City Council effective immediately. Please do not try to reach me in regards to this decision.”
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City of Eudora Planning Commission
Regular Meeting Agenda
Eudora City Hall, 4 East Seventh St.
Eudora, KS 66025
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Campaigns that will decide the future of the state and its politics are underway and will culminate on Nov. 7. Between now and then, this new blog will provide all the latest campaign news from outlets across the state.
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The Eudora News is implementing an updated version for its Web site community forum. The changes will take effect at 3 p.m. today.
By Joel Reichenberger
October 26, 2006
Few athletes have more practice celebrating than high school volleyball players, who typically greet each point of a game with a cheer. Consequently, Eudora’s success over the last several seasons has rendered the Cardinals experts in the field.
And early in Saturday’s sub-state tournament, the team stacked up points, games and matches with the ho-hum exuberance of a group that had done it so many times.
When the Cardinals actually got to a position they had been in each of the last two seasons, however, they ditched the “been-there-done-that” attitude, greeting their third-consecutive sub-state title with an unbridled exclamation that shook the gym and all inside it.
The Cardinals are going back to state, and they’re awfully excited.
By Joel Reichenberger
October 26, 2006
It’s 10-second battles.
The girls four-kilometer cross country race at Saturday’s state championship at the Wamego Country Club golf course will certainly last more than 14 minutes.
Eudora senior Brittney Graff said if she’s to win, to defend her Class 4A individual title and to knock off rival Heather Garcia of Baldwin, she’s going to have to win approximately 140 10-second battles.
By Joel Reichenberger
October 26, 2006
It may be easy to assume Eudora overcame its toughest district challenge Friday as it traveled to De Soto for a 26-15 win. The win assured the Cardinals a spot in the postseason, so its all easy now, right?
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In response to a letter of grievance filed by Eudora City Administrator Cheryl Beatty, Mayor Tom Pyle announced Monday he would rescind last month’s three-day suspension of the city administrator with instructions she receive pay back for the missed days.
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Tammy Hodges is excited.
She’s excited to start work in a growing town. She’s excited for the Eudora Community and Aquatic Center, which will begin construction in the coming months.
Most of all, she’s excited to be the city’s next parks and recreation director.
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