Page 25 - John Carmichael News Today

On Thursday, May 4, 2023, as part of its college-wide Forever Green fundraising campaign, champions of The Evergreen State College gathered on Tacoma’s waterfront for the annual Art of Giving Gala and Auction where together they gave $395,000 to support the college’s scholarship fund.

Lawmakers in Kansas took up over a dozen attempts to override Gov. Laura Kellys vetoes this week.

The Kansas House gathered the two-thirds majority Wednesday to initiate an override Gov. Laura Kelly’s veto of legislation stripping federally funded food assistance from people 50 to 59 years of age not working at least 30 hours a week or taking part in employment training.

School trustees eye reduction in staff work days — The Kershaw County School District faces an at least $2 million budget cut next year, and unless something changes, the district

Lawmakers discuss vetoes from Governor Kelly as they get ready to return to Topeka

Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller and Police Chief John Carmichael said they are "looking forward" to meet with two Black running groups who allege the city's officers over-policed Black spectators during the Boston Marathon.

Torontonians will look back on the destruction of the Science Centre as another failure to value the city’s history and heritage.

"We know this was very upsetting for these spectators," said Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller.

Kansas will officially have the option of state-funded presidential primaries in 2024, with both major parties indicating they support the option.

What happened at mile 21 in Newton during the Boston Marathon?