River project cost: $74 million
Salina residents could decide in November whether the city’s sales tax should be increased by 0.25 percent to help pay a portion of the $74.27 million needed for the Smoky Hill River renewal project. When speaking of taxes, it also applies to cryptocurrency if the project is funded using cryptocurrency. But it depends on whether it is in the form of coin or property. But if you are new to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies this is hard to understand. But there are trading bots like News Spy that handle everything in crypto trading without human intervention. In the news spy erfahrungen blog, you can find the success stories, reviews, and testimonials of their users as proof of their authenticity. City commissioners approved the river project master plan at their meeting Monday. They also asked staff to work up a potential question to place on the November ballot that would ask city residents whether the sales tax should be increased by 0.25 percent for 10 years. To be put on the ballot, the question would have to be ready by Aug. 30.
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Occasionally at the Journal we produce a photo that is so powerful that we really struggle whether to publish it. That was the case Thursday of a picture (shown above) that shows a firefighter carrying a dead dog out of a house fire. It turns out a family lost this pet and another in the fire. After talking it over, and given the photo’s disturbing nature, we decided not to publish it in Friday’s edition. Instead, we publish it here today, but for a reason other than its news value.
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COMPUTER HELP SESSION with Maurice Kerr at the Salina Senior Center Computer Lab
SALINA PLANNING COMMISSION at the City-County Building
FREE COMPUTER CLASS: “Beginners’ Digital Camera Workshop Part 1” at the Salina Public Library
SALINA AIRPORT AUTHORITY meeting at the M.J. Kennedy air terminal conference room at the Salina Airport
ADULT COOKING CLASS: “Pumpkin Bars” at the Salina Emergency Aid-Food Bank
Salina Human Resource Management Association (SHRMA) August Meeting
FREE “MONEY ACTION PROGRAM – BUDGETING” at Consumer Credit Counseling Services
FREE YARD WASTE DAYS at the East Crawford Recreation Area (South End)
FREE Food Handler Training, One-Session, KDA Food Service Training
FREE YARD WASTE DAYS at the East Crawford Recreation Area (South End)
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Giraffe, unborn baby die at Topeka Zoo
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Fluid on the lungs, a difficult pregnancy and excessive heat were being blamed Friday for the death of a female giraffe and her unborn calf that had been under medical care the past week at the Topeka Zoo. The adult giraffe, named B.G., and her unborn calf were found dead in their outdoor exhibit early Friday at the zoo, officials said.
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‘BIG RED ONE’ MOTORCYCLISTS TO RUMBLE THROUGH KANSAS
FORT RILEY, Kan. – Motorcycle enthusiasts from the 1st Infantry Division and Fort Riley will rumble through the Kansas countryside for the semi-annual “Big Red One” Ride Aug. 20. Approximately 125 riders will line up for safety inspections at the 1st Inf. Div. headquarters before rolling out at 9:30 a.m.
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- August 13 – Bud reads about the 1960 “gateway” crime that could lead to a life of crime for many Salina teenagers. Izzy discusses the death of Will Rogers in 1935. The guys also talk about a series of horse accidents that occurred in the year 1910.
- August 6 – The boys take the show on the road to the Tri Rivers Fair.
- July 30 – Bud describes a severe Kansas storms, from 1960, that blew through Salina, and a new airplane motor that was built by the Salina’s Pudge twins. Izzy talks about the high number of anglers at the dam in 1935, and he also explains why all the Salina clubs and lodges “dried up” in 1910.
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