Also from October 26
Couples
- Engagement: Miller and Binstock
- Engagement: Stubbs and Evans
Obituaries
Polls
Do you dress up for Halloween?
| Response | Percent | |
|---|---|---|
| Yes | 50% | |
| No | 50% | |
| Total | 36 | |
All stories
- Basehor library offering scary stories, haunted trail in park Friday
- October 26, 2011
- Basehor Community Library is sponsoring a spooky evening at Basehor City Park on Friday, with scary stories and a haunted trail tour.
- City attorney’s letter claimed Loughry lied about previous salary
- October 26, 2011
- A 2010 letter from Basehor’s city attorney accused former city administrator Mark Loughry of misrepresenting the salary he was paid by his previous employer, the city of Hays, during his negotiations with Basehor in summer 2009.
- Letter: School seeking Kansas items
- October 26, 2011
- The fourth grade at Aviston Elementary in southern Illinois is learning about the United States and the different environments, climates, resources and highlights found in each region.
- KCK ReStore to accept old, unwanted electronics
- October 26, 2011
- The Heartland Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Kansas City, Kan., will have a community electronics recycling event from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 5 at the store, 520 S. 55th St.
- Trick and treat
- October 26, 2011
- Rural Tonganoxie couple ready for annual Halloween bash
- 5 Questions: No tricks
- Take steps to insure Halloween stays safe
- October 26, 2011 in print edition on A2
- Halloween is Monday, and safety advocates offer their advice for keeping the holiday safe for youngsters.
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Point of View
What’s the best way to spend a snow day?
Shovel your driveway and paths, check neighbors’ driveways and then grab all your closest little ones and find the biggest sledding hill. Snowmen also are a must. Snow days are a great time to catch up on missed shows and much-needed rest. I love snowdays, they haven’t changed one bit even as an adult, although I am sure not all working adults can say that, but I am happy I can. I was excited to see the snowmen and other snow sculptures throughout the Lawrence and Kansas City metro areas.
