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The last Wyandot was one of the most memorable

Kihue, known as Bill Moose, remained in Ohio after his tribe was relocated to Kansas and Oklahoma.

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Northeast News | Nathan Scarritt, Melrose Methodist Church keys to early Northeast development

Northeast News | Nathan Scarritt, Melrose Methodist Church keys to early Northeast development
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The Story Behind the Human Remains Under Upper Arlington High School

The Story Behind the Human Remains Under Upper Arlington High School
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CapFed Best News: One day, two ribbon cuttings River weir and Great Overland Station open

CapFed Best News: One day, two ribbon cuttings. River weir and Great Overland Station open Blaise Mesa, Topeka Capital-Journal © Evert Nelson/The Capital-Journal Kayakers who helped bring in the newly developed weir area off the Kansas River pose for a photo before a dedication ceremony Friday afternoon. Bill Cutler likes to kayak on the Kansas River, but was always cautious of the “danger point” that was the river weir. He would even get out of the water and carry his equipment past the weir. “They have had people killed at this weir,” said Cutler, who has been involved with the Topeka and Shawnee County Riverfront Authority.

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