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De Soto Community Calendar Dec. 24
December 23, 2009
Events from Dec. 24 through Dec. 31
De Soto Council adopts alternative energy regulations
By Elvyn Jones
December 23, 2009
Anticipating growing interest in wind and solar energy systems, the De Soto City Council last Thursday approved zoning regulations to guide their installation.
Tickets for De Soto Chamber of Commerce available
December 23, 2009
Dinner Jan. 16
Olathe buys Burning Tree Golf Course
December 17, 2009
Course to stay open at least through 2010
Despite gains, Kansas job market still uncertain
Staff Reports
December 2, 2009
The unemployment rate in Kansas continues to rise, reports the Kansas Department of Labor.
De Soto chamber raffle
November 19, 2009
Holiday jingle
Applications open for De Soto’s fall citywide garage sale
October 1, 2009
Registration deadline Oct. 15
Farm ready to open pumpkin patch for fifth year
By Nicole Kelley
September 24, 2009
With a giant caterpillar and massive pumpkins made from bales of hay already set up, it’s clear to those driving down 158th Street that Kerby Farm will soon be open for business.
De Soto company taking fight to lung cancer
September 14, 2009
Researchers create test to help detect disease early in patients
De Soto City Council agrees to development fee waiver package on proposed senior complex
August 7, 2009
Project would be built at Brady Trust site on Lexington Avenue.
De Soto farmers’ market
July 22, 2009
Wednesday evening through growing season
De Soto council member sees example in Basehor success
By Elvyn Jones
July 22, 2009
As De Soto nears the second anniversary of the closing the community’s only grocery store, a 40,000-square-foot, nine-department store opened Friday in Basehor. Basehor’s success in attracting a grocery store has the attention of De Soto City Councilman Ron McDaniel, who said he talked with the Basehor mayor about the incentives offered to attract the store.
Huhtamaki employee indicted for redirecting payments to personal account
02:47 p.m., July 16, 2009 Updated 04:10 p.m.
The 34-year-old Kansas City, Mo., man could face 20-year sentence on each count.
De Soto bistro closed after break in
July 2, 2009
Bleu Tomato to reopen Friday