Archive for Friday, November 21, 2008

Also from November 21

Lead stories

12:00 a.m.
Town Square bar opens its doors
By Shawn Linenberger
November 19, 2008
An interesting fellow, who came all the way from Florida for a job, is now a greeter at Pastimes Bar and Grill, a new restaurant in Basehor.

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Tonganoxie man pleads no contest to false reporting charge; agrees to pay restitution
By Estuardo Garcia
November 21, 2008
A Tonganoxie man pleaded no contest to a charge of falsely reporting that an intruder shot him last July.
October jobless rate relatively low; worsening economy expected to be reflected soon
By Scott Rothschild
November 21, 2008
TOPEKA — The state recorded a relatively low unemployment rate of 4.5 percent for October, but the worsening economy is expected to depress future job growth, the Kansas Department of Labor reported Friday.

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Point of View

With college football season around the corner, what teams are you most excited to watch?

“I am really not a sports fan at all. But my husband will watch any team, college or pro. He loves football.”

— Janet Crouch

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Question of the week

Do you plan on attending the Kansas City Renaissance Festival this season?

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Photo galleries
Building tour of Basehor-Linwood Middle School Heat is on at Leavenworth County Fair Jake Sharp's football clinic Vans Warped Tour at Capitol Federal Park at Sandstone
Photos
Matt Erickson, new Basehor Sentinel reporter Holly Mikkelsen is the owner of Studio H2M, a new full-service salon ... Kim Mitchell Ann Davis and her husband, Rick, both on the left-hand side of ... John Robison, left, and Keith Curtis perform as their improvisational group Dictionary ... Anna Mary Landauer leans against the mail box at the Doege family ... Maj. Gen. John E. Davoren, of Lansing, stands at attention while his ... Law enforcement officials are seeking the public’s help in locating Adam Joseph ... A pep rally is scheduled for Saturday afternoon at the Bonner Springs ... Don and Vicky Wheeler (left) are recipients of the Marion Vaughn Community ...