Archive for Wednesday, July 15, 2009

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6:00 a.m.
New library causes parking headache
By Melissa Treolo
July 16, 2009
The new and improved Bonner Springs City Library has been a long-awaited dream for many in Bonner, but the Sunday opening has already incited some concern from residents living nearby.
6:01 a.m.
Left turn lane being added at I-70/K-7 interchange
July 9, 2009
Work has begun for the addition of a left turn lane from the Interstate 70 exit ramp onto southbound Kansas Highway 7 at the K-7/I-70 interchange in Bonner Springs.

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Church to play host to sale
July 15, 2009
The Grinter House United Methodist Church will play host to its annual garage sale July 16-18.
Bonner and Edwardsville fire relief groups get boost
July 15, 2009
Firefighters Relief Associations in Bonner Springs and Edwardsville are set to receive a total of almost $22,000 through an annual distribution made to fire relief organizations across the state of Kansas through the Kansas Firefighter Relief Act.
Schlitterbahn waterpark offers sneak peek today
July 15, 2009
Schlitterbahn Vacation Village Waterpark will open for a sneak peek beginning at 10 a.m. today. Finishing touches are still being made to the park, but visitors will have the opportunity to play on available rides and attractions.
Parks and Rec to screen mystery movie in park
July 15, 2009
The Bonner Springs Parks and Recreation Department will play host to a movie in the park event Saturday, July 25.
Edwardsville going to be forced to make hard decisions with 2010 budget
By Nicole Kelley
July 15, 2009
The 2010 budget was described as the “perfect storm” during Monday’s Edwardsville City Council meeting.
Edwardsville firefighter dispute continues
By Nicole Kelley
July 15, 2009
Depending on whom you ask, the struggle with an Edwardsville firefighter being laid off may or may not be over.
Commuter Forecast for July 15, 2009
By Alex Harrington
July 15, 2009
Temperatures will start off warm and humid, and we’ll have to contend with thunderstorms during the commute today.
Career certificate programs abundant in area
By Melissa Treolo
July 15, 2009
A change in careers doesn’t have to be as scary, or take as long, as one might think.
Resources plentiful for adults making return to school
By Caroline Boyer
July 15, 2009
For adults going back to school for a secondary or graduate degree, awareness of the resources offered by their college is key.
Financial aid office a must stop for returning students
By Nicole Kelley
July 15, 2009
The decision has been made to go back to college, but now here comes the big question: How will you pay for this new, expensive endeavor?
Considering career change? Take time for research
By Kaitlyn Syring
July 15, 2009
Starting a new career requires time and thorough research, advises department heads at several area schools.
Community colleges offer options for adult education
By Ashlee Kieler
July 15, 2009
From job clubs to personal interest courses to acquiring skills to attract employment continuing education divisions have plenty to offer those searching for a new career or getting back into the workforce.
Small Business Development Centers offer adult education for entrepreneurs
July 15, 2009
Before opening her restaurant on Lawrence’s Vermont Street, Hilary Brown found help two doors away at the Kansas University Small Business Development Center.
Yellow Ribbon Program to help veterans with college tuition costs
By Shawn Linenberger
July 15, 2009
The program is a provision to the Post 9-11 G.I. Bill.
Online programs offer a good fit for professionals
By David Oakes
July 15, 2009
Kenzlow Scott outlined a few factors to keep in mind when searching for an online program of study.
Immune efficient
July 15, 2009
Nancy Tausz, director of disease containment with the Johnson County Health Department discusses new immunization requirements.
MBA programs cater to working adults’ needs
By Estuardo Garcia
July 15, 2009
With a national unemployment level at nearly 10 percent, and with no foreseeable end to the trend, some people have stopped thinking about their briefcase and started thinking about a backpack.