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McPherson Man Charged in Deadly Shooting asking for Immunity
A 19-year-old McPherson man charged in a deadly shooting and a separate assault is asking a judge for immunity from prosecution, claiming he acted in self-defense in both incidents. Daniel Hawkinson’s attorney says 18-year-old Joshua Soden attacked Hawkinson during a January 31 altercation and tried to grab his gun before...
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7 Brew building nears completion on South Ninth Street in Salina
The 7 Brew Coffee building at 2530 S. Ninth Street was nearly complete Thursday, with its brick exterior, curved roofline and large front windows in place. A crew member worked on the roof while others worked on the ground beside the building. A large mobile crane was parked next to the structure, and roofing material was stacked in the dirt lot nearby. No 7 Brew signage was visible yet.
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Bike Thief Caught on Camera
Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a thief who was caught on camera unsuccessfully tried to steal an E-Bike. The crime is the latest Salina Crime Stoppers crime of the week. According to Salina Police, on Monday, November 9, at approximately 10:30 PM a suspect attempted...
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Salina zoning board to consider setback variance for Bailey Road distribution facility addition
The Salina Board of Zoning Appeals will meet at 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 19. The board will hold a public hearing on Application #V26-007, filed by Mike McCall on behalf of Pestinger Real Estate, LLC, requesting a front yard setback variance of 15 feet along Scanlan Avenue, from the 35-foot minimum required by Salina Code Sec. 42-350 to 20 feet.
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Salina native Ed Bolen, longtime NBAA president and CEO, has died
Ed Bolen, a Salina native who led the National Business Aviation Association as president and CEO for nearly a quarter century, has died. The association announced his death Wednesday, November 11. Bolen had been fighting cancer, which led him to take medical leave and retire from an industry he had...
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Animal Control Officer Roles to Change
The operational transfer of the Salina Animal Shelter to Prairie Paws Animal Shelter is a month away. The private, non-profit, no-kill animal welfare organization officially takes over on December 13. Salina City Manager Jacob Wood tells KSAL News under the approved agreement Prairie Paws, a regional animal welfare organization that...
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Salina Rescue Mission seeks food donations and volunteers for Dr. Temple Food Drive and Community Thanksgiving Meal
The Salina Rescue Mission is asking the community to help fill its pantry and its tables this Thanksgiving season, with a two-day food drive at Salina Dillons stores, a free community meal and volunteer shifts that run through Thanksgiving Day. The 27th annual Dr. Temple Food Drive will be held...
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NeeDoh lava lamps light up Salina Christmas shopping
SALINA, Kan. — Two of the year's squishiest and glowiest brands share a box this Christmas, and Salina shoppers are already spotting it. Schylling, the Massachusetts toy company behind the viral NeeDoh sensory toys, also owns the Original LAVA brand. The company has packaged a full-size 14.5-inch LAVA lamp with one of three NeeDoh squishies inside the same box. The lamps come in pink and blue styles, and the boxes are marked "1 of 3 NeeDoh included" and "This lamp is not a toy."
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Smoky Hill Education Service Center Hosts 37th Annual Legislative Luncheon in Salina
SALINA, Kan. — Smoky Hill Education Service Center (SHESC) hosted its 37th Annual Legislative Luncheon today at its Salina headquarters, 605 E. Crawford St., bringing together state lawmakers with regional educators, school administrators, and community leaders. Held from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., the annual forum focused on current...