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Kansas towns receive over $17 million for community projects
13 Feb 2020
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) – Thirty-nine Kansas communities received over $17 million in Community Development Block Grants.
These grants will be used for critical infrastructure needs such as fire stations, senior centers, libraries, sidewalks and streets.
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Kansas launches new transportation plan
Feb 13 2020KANSAS — Kansas Governor Laura Kelly is hoping a new transportation plan will restore the health of state highways and improve quality of life.
At a press conference, Governor Kelly and KDOT Secretary Julie Lorenz announced the proposal of a plan called Forward.
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