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50 from De Soto treated for food poisoning during East Coast band trip
01:53 p.m., March 14, 2012 Updated 04:35 p.m.
Fifty students and chaperones from a De Soto High School have been treated for food poisoning symptoms at a western Pennsylvania hospital after becoming ill while traveling for a band trip to New York.
Kansan’s dog claims win at Westminster
February 29, 2012
An outgoing, easily excitable Shawnee resident who loves attention and weighs about 40 pounds isn’t quite able to put into words how it feels to be a winner.
Choir participation seen as way to promote positive change in prisoners
September 5, 2011
Prison is a place to serve time for a crime, to right what has been wronged, to … learn to sing in a choir?
Unclaimed remains of veterans interred at Fort Leavenworth
01:17 p.m., July 26, 2011 Updated 12:07 a.m.
Nearly 150 years after Pvt. George McCarthy served in the U.S. military, a detail of Civil War re-enactors carried his cremains slowly up the hill Tuesday to his final resting place.
Sandstone manager hopes for better ticket sales this summer
June 20, 2011
Last year was a “bloodbath” for music venues across the country. That’s how Chris Fritz describes the dismal concert ticket sales seen in 2010. He says the national average of sales was a whopping 45 to 50 percent below what was seen in 2009.
Blind student’s artwork makes his dreams come true
April 18, 2011
Aaron Johnson, 20, has not been able to see the world he lives in since he lost his sight to cataract surgery at the age of 13.
Google picks Kansas City, Kan., for high-speed fiber network project
11:35 a.m., March 30, 2011 Updated 06:47 p.m.
Wyandotte County is the winner of a high-stakes, high-profile national competition to land Google’s ultra high-speed fiber network.
Looking marbleous: Event celebrates glass artistry
March 6, 2011
Marble Crazy, which kicked off Friday afternoon at Moon Marble Company in Bonner Springs, brought together marble artists and enthusiasts from across the country, just as it does every year.
Area couple among unlucky thousands on cruise
November 26, 2010
Roger and Sheila Miller thought their cruise along the Mexican Riviera would bring seven days of magic, relaxation and adventure. The adventure, however, was much more than they bargained for.
Bonner Springs author says ‘The Birdhouse Project’ focuses on finding inner peace
November 8, 2010
Jeff Fouquet teaches American literature at Bonner Springs High School. But his formative years were a little rocky, to say the least.

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