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Dear Amy: I have been married to the same man for 52 years. Thirty-six years ago, I had a child, who is a product of an affair. I had two boys already when my third son was born. My husband was away during a military tour when the affair happened.
Moon Alert: There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions today. The Full Moon in Taurus peaks at 6:02 a.m.
TOPEKA — Kansas election official Scott Schwab predicts turnout in the Tuesday general election could hit 53% given absence of an attention-grabbing presidential contest and competitiveness in only a few state and federal races on the ballot. Schwab, who is up for reelection himself as secretary of state, said 1 million registered Kansans would take part in this November exercise in democracy.
With Kansas waterfowl season well underway, and upland gamebird season starting Saturday, November 12, I began thinking about all the skilled hunting dogs that are, and will be living their best life for the next couple months, finding and retrieving game for their owners / hunters. There is nothing more pleasing to watch then a good bird dog as it points a sitting pheasant for the hunters, or a good retriever as every muscle in its body tenses at the shot and it watches for its chance to retrieve the downed duck or goose for its master. It all reminds me of a story about another dog, though not quite as gifted.
Where could a person buy a sumptuous Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings for 90¢? Of course, this has not been possible at most dining establishments for decades. But over 80 years ago the place was the Lora-Locke Hotel, and the date was Nov.
The Dodge City Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution partnered with the Children of the American Revolution’s Buffalo Society in celebrating American Indian Heritage Month this November.