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The development of Koester Block commercial buildings received major news last week with the award of $650,000 in Moderate Income Housing funds to the city of Marysville and $384,000 in Kansas Housing Investor Tax Credits to Frontier Development Group, the project’s developer. Broadway Lofts… Wildfire season has starte

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Farm to Plate program spurs planning for kitchen improvements

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (182+ words) The Marysville Advocate Marysville school board has taken the first steps to upgrade the district’s junior-senior high kitchen to better accommodate the new Farm to Plate locally produced foods program. The board on Aug. 12 voted unanimously to approve $89,070 for…...


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Kitchen upgrades approved as part of USD 364’s Farm to Plate program

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (189+ words) The Marysville Advocate Marysville school board has taken the first steps to upgrade the district’s junior-senior high kitchen to better accommodate the new Farm to Plate locally produced foods program. The board on Aug. 12 voted unanimously to approve $89,070 for…...