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That’s a Problem
“Taxes for thee, but not for me”, mentality is decimating our tax base by diverting nearly $100 million annually from Johnson County public coffers just in IRB and TIF property tax giveaways to the big boys. This does not include Star Bond subsidies….That’s a Problem. Read more
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David Greenwald is Running Against His Old Boss, Steve Howe, the Current District Attorney
David believes the fentanyl crisis is a way to beat him. Integrity Intercept: Eyes on the Truth: Intercept #11 District Attorney Candidate June 30, 2024 The purpose of bringing a candidate before the public is to inform the public. It is not just a website “informative” (which I did retrieve a few snippets.)(1) It is in-depth… Read more
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Fred Postlewait Running for Kansas State Board of Education – District 2
While working on a school bond issue in Wyandotte, I was checking data over the last nine years, and was appalled at the dropping level of the ACT scores statewide. Because I care about my community, and know the value of education, I decided to run for the Kansas Board of Education to make a… Read more
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Mark Hamill Campaigns for Johnson County 2nd District Commissioner
Faith – Family – Freedom The last eight words in our Declaration of Independence, a document that forever changed the world in which we live, were bold and courageous; “Our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor.“ They went on to say….”We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal,… Read more
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Johnson County, Kansas Proposes Increasing the Budget to Over $1.8 Billion for 2025
As Johnson County, Kansas exceeds revenue neutral in their budget again, the required public hearing will be August 20 at 6 PM in the Board of County Commissioners County Administration Building, Read more
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Local Businessman David Schneider Announces Candidacy for Kansas Senate, District 17
David Schneider is committed to serving the people of District 17 with integrity, dedication, and a vision for a prosperous future. He looks forward to meeting with constituents across the district and discussing how, together, they can build a stronger, more vibrant Kansas. Read more
