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Nicole Ortega, residente de Kansas City desde hace mucho tiempo, estaba tratando de

recuperarse finalmente del golpe financiero que su tienda, Clothz Minded, había sufrido durante Store owner lives with breast la pandemia de COVID cuando recibió la noticia: cancer while running business le diagnosticaron dos tipos de cáncer de mama.

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Una rama del Centro Médico de la Universidad de Kansas, Juntos aboga por la salud de los latinos en Kansas.

“Somos casi como el brazo que representa la salud latina dentro de KU”, dijo Mariana Hildreth, coordinadora de comunicaciones de Juntos.

“Trabajamos junto a organizaciones comunitarias para promover la salud de la comunidad latina en áreas rurales y urbanas de todo el estado”.

Juntos trabaja para lograr ese objetivo a través de múltiples canales. Una forma es por lo que el centro llama alcance comunitario, explicó Hildreth, donde Juntos crea y ofrece programas, a menudo en colaboración con otras organizaciones comunitarias.

Los programas y eventos incluyen la instalación de puestos que ofrecen servicios como pruebas gratuitas de glucosa y alta presión. Juntos también crea programas de investigación que buscan la participación de la comunidad latina. Un ejemplo son las últimas 3A>

Juntos Center works to improve health for Latinos in Kansas he Juntos Center for the Advancement of Latino Health is encouraging the T Hispanic community to participate in studies

organized by Juntos and other organizations.

A branch of the University of Kansas Medical Center, Juntos advocates for Latino health in Kansas.

“We’re almost like the arm that represents the Latino health inside KU,” said Mariana Hildreth, Juntos communications coordinator.

“We work alongside community organizations to promote the health of the Latinx community in rural and urban areas across the state.”

Juntos works toward that goal through multiple channels. One way is by what the center calls community outreach, Hildreth explained, where Juntos creates and offers programs, often in collaboration with other community organizations.

The programs and events range from erecting booths to offer services like free glucose and high pressure testing.

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uando se trata de la diabetes, el viejo dicho: “una onza de prevención vale una libra de cura” es cierto.

Hay dos tipos de diabetes: tipo 1 y tipo 2. El tipo 1, o diabetes insulinodependiente, puede ocurrir a cualquier edad, pero es más común entre niños y adolescentes, como lo afirman múltiples fuentes. Con este tipo de diabetes, el cuerpo deja de producir insulina o suficiente insulina.

La diabetes tipo 2 no depende de la insulina y tiende a ser más común entre las personas de 35 años o más, particularmente aquellas que tienen sobrepeso y no hacen ejercicio, según los expertos en atención médica. La Asociación Estadounidense de Diabetes afirma que la diabetes tipo 2 es más común entre los afroamericanos, latinos, nativos americanos y asiáticos americanos.

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There are two types of diabetes: Type 1 and type 2. Type 1, or insulin-dependent diabetes, can occur at any age, but it’s more common among children and teens, as multiple sources have stated. With this type of diabetes, the body fails to produce insulin or enough insulin.

Type 2 diabetes is non-insulin dependent and tends to be more common among people ages 35 and older, particularly those who are overweight and don’t exercise, according to health care experts. The American Diabetes Association states that type 2 diabetes is more common among African Americans, Latinos, Native Americans and Asian Americans.

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Are parents paying attention?

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n una sala del tribunal del área de Detroit el 24 de octubre, un estudiante de 16 años de la escuela secundaria de Oxford se declaró culpable de 24 cargos de asesinato, intento de asesinato, terrorismo y violaciones de armas. En noviembre pasado, llevó un arma a la escuela y disparó fatalmente a cuatro compañeros de clase e hirió a siete. Él tenía 15 años.

Mientras confesaba sus crímenes, los estudiantes y maestros de otra escuela a 560 millas de distancia fueron atacados. Un recién graduado de 19 años fuertemente armado irrumpió en su antigua escuela secundaria del área de St. Louis. Asesinó a Jean Kuczka, de 61 años, una maestra que planeaba jubilarse y a Alexandria Bell, una estudiante de segundo año “siempre sonriente” que planeaba sus dulces 16. Otros siete resultaron heridos por disparos o heridos después de saltar por la ventana

Un año después, cuando el Mes de Concientización sobre el Cáncer de Mama llega a su fin, Ortega todavía está en tratamiento, pero es menos debilitante.

“Decidieron que necesitaba otro año de tratamiento”, dijo. “Pero es más un tratamiento preventivo y para matar cualquier célula que aún pueda persistir”.

Su tratamiento fue tan debilitante que Ortega cuenta que no pudo levantarse de la cama durante su quimioterapia. Afortunadamente, dijo, tenía algunos amigos e incluso clientes que se ofrecieron para ayudarla con Clothz Minded, que tiene un horario limitado, pero permanece abierto en 4115 Pennsylvania Ave. en Kansas City, Missouri.

Abierto en el 2010, Clothz Minded es “una boutique de colección sostenible” para mujeres, según afirman sus páginas de redes sociales. A pesar de que ha sobrevivido a una pandemia y su lucha contra el cáncer, las finanzas han sido difíciles, dijo Ortega, especialmente porque no ha podido trabajar mientras estaba en quimioterapia.

“Hay personas que pueden trabajar con quimioterapia, pero hay otras que no pueden. Y yo era una de esas personas”, dijo. “Estuve en la cama durante todo el proceso”.

Una amiga le creó una página de GoFundMe para ayudar a cubrir sus facturas médicas.

Eso la ha ayudado inmensamente, dijo. Ortega no rehúye de compartir su lucha contra el cáncer de mama. Y recientemente usó Clothz Minded para crear conciencia sobre el cáncer de mama. El domingo (23 de octubre), su tienda organizó el evento Squeeze, Sip and Shop con Diagnostic Imaging Mamogram Bus para ofrecer mamografías.

Ortega se mostró feliz con el resultado, ya que seis mujeres acudieron a hacerse las suyas.

“Mi objetivo era que al menos una mujer se hiciera una mamografía, así que superamos eso”, dijo.

En su tienda, Ortega también vende una camiseta que diseñó para apoyar el cáncer de mama.

“Usaré una parte de las ganancias para iniciar y financiar una organización sin fines de lucro que quiero iniciar y que ayudaría a otras madres solteras en el área de Kansas City que tienen cáncer de mama”, dijo.

Después de su diagnóstico de cáncer, Ortega comparte con gusto lo que ha vivido.

“Desde el principio, adopté la ideología de por qué esto me está pasando para mí en lugar de a mí, y parte de la razón es que puedo ser una defensora de las mujeres que piensan que no les puede pasar a ellas y seguir impulsando esa narrativa, de ir y hacerse una mamografía o incluso asegurarse de comprometerse a hacerse autoexámenes de los senos todos los meses”, dijo.

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recover from the financial hit her store, Clothz Minded, had taken during the COVID pandemic when she received the news: She was diagnosed with two types of breast cancer.

A year later, as Breast Cancer Awareness Month winds down, Ortega’s still undergoing treatment for it, but it’s less debilitating.

“They decided I needed another year of treatment,” she said. “But it’s more of a preventative treatment and to kill any cells that might still linger.”

Her treatment was so debilitating that Ortega recounts she couldn’t get out of bed throughout her chemo. Luckily, she said, she had some friends and even customers that volunteered to help her out with Clothz Minded, which has limited hours, but remains open for business at 4115 Pennsylvania Ave. in Kansas City, Missouri.

Opened in 2010, Clothz Minded is “a sustainable collection boutique” for women, its social media pages state. Even though it has survived a pandemic and her fight with cancer, finances have been tough, Ortega said, especially because she hasn’t been able to work when doing chemo.

“There are people who can work through chemotherapy, but there are others who cannot. And I was one of those people,” she said.

“I was in bed throughout the entire thing.”

A friend set up a GoFundMe page to help cover her medical bills. That has helped Ortega immensely, she said.

Ortega doesn’t shy away from sharing her fight with breast cancer. And she has recently used Clothz Minded to raise awareness about breast cancer.

On Sunday (Oct. 23), her store hosted the event Squeeze, Sip and Shop with the Diagnostic Imaging Mammogram Bus to offer mammograms. Ortega was happy with the result, as six women came to get theirs done.

“My goal was to have at least one woman get her mammogram, so we surpassed that,” she said.

At her store, Ortega is selling a T-shirt she designed to support breast cancer.

“I’m gonna use a portion of the proceeds to start and fund a nonprofit that I want to start that would help other single moms in the Kansas City area who have breast cancer,” she said.

After her cancer diagnosis, Ortega willingly shares what she has experienced.

“From the beginning, I adopted the ideology of why this is happening for me instead of to me, and part of the reason is so I can be an advocate for women that think it can’t happen to them and continue to push that narrative of get in and get your mammogram or even make sure you’re committed to self breast exams every month,” she said.

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consejos: *Aumentar la actividad física: Camine o haga ejercicio por lo menos 30 minutos al día. Su ejercicio puede variar desde actividades de bajo impacto como caminar hasta ejercicios aeróbicos de alto impacto. *Coma sano: Incluya la cantidad adecuada de nutrientes en su dieta, incluyendo fibra y granos enteros. Una alimentación saludable y la obtención de los nutrientes adecuados estimularán su sistema inmunológico. *Mantenga un peso saludable: si tiene sobrepeso, comience a perder algunas libras. *Hágase chequeos regulares: los chequeos regulares lo ayudarán a comprender sus condiciones de salud y pueden ayudar a prevenir futuros problemas de salud como la diabetes. Así que visite a su médico todos los años.

El número de personas con diabetes aumenta cada año. Según los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades, 37,7 millones de personas la padecen y aproximadamente 8,5 millones de personas la padecen pero no han sido diagnosticadas. Sin embargo, al tomar medidas preventivas como las mencionadas anteriormente, puede evitar estar entre esas estadísticas.

Esas onzas de prevención proporcionarán libras de cura.

Even though diabetes can be managed with the right medication, it’s crucial to avoid developing it. To lower your risk of developing diabetes, use the following tips: *Increase physical activity: Walk or exercise for at least 30 minutes a day. Your exercise can range from low-impact activities like walking to high-impact aerobic exercise. *Eat healthy: Include the proper amount of nutrients in your diet, including fiber and whole grains. Healthy eating and getting proper nutrients will boost your immune system. *Maintain a healthy weight: If you’re overweight, start losing some pounds. *Get regular check-ups: Regular checkups will help you understand your health conditions and can help prevent future health problems like diabetes. So visit your doctor every year.

The number of people with diabetes increases every year. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 37.7 million people have it and an estimated 8.5 million other people have it but haven’t been undiagnosed. By taking preventative measures like the ones mentioned above, however, you can avoid being among those statistics.

Those ounces of prevention will provide pounds of cure.

del tercer piso para escapar.

El tirador murió más tarde en un hospital después de un tiroteo con la policía.

Su vida ha terminado, pero el dolor que infligió a todos en la Escuela Central de Artes Visuales y Escénicas y a sus seres queridos el 24 de octubre perdura. Las horribles imágenes y el terror los perseguirán para siempre.

Ha habido al menos 53 tiroteos escolares en escuelas K-12 en lo que va del año, reportó CNN el 30 de octubre. Estos tiroteos escolares trágicamente prevenibles plantean perpetuamente las mismas preguntas críticas. Estos incluyen examinar la vida hogareña del tirador y el nivel de participación y compromiso de sus padres en su vida. ¿Reconocieron sus necesidades emocionales? ¿Estaban conscientes de su condición problemática y/o comportamiento y lo ignoraron o lo pasaron por alto? ¿Se reduciría la incidencia de tiroteos en las escuelas si se responsabilizara a los padres?

La idea está siendo probada. Los fiscales en los tiroteos escolares del área de Detroit han acusado a los padres del tirador de homicidio involuntario.

Ignoraron “múltiples señales de advertencia” de que su hijo estaba “con sus facultades mentales en descenso y planeando violencia” y “le dieron la oportunidad de llevar a cabo esa violencia comprándole un arma”. Lo hicieron fácilmente accesible para él y ocultaron su acceso a los funcionarios escolares que habían advertido a los padres del adolescente que estaba teniendo fantasías violentas. Los hechos de este caso son “tan atroces” que requieren enjuiciamiento, dijeron los fiscales.

“Hacer que los padres sean penalmente responsables por no asegurar las armas en sus hogares podría alentarlos a ser más responsables”, escribió la profesora de la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Alabama y exfiscal federal Joyce Vance en The New York Times el 8 de febrero de 2022. ¿El enjuiciamiento de los padres del tirador en la escuela proporcionará disuasión? ¿Será una llamada de atención para que los padres presten más atención a sus hijos; pasen tiempo de calidad con ellos y fomenten el diálogo; establezcan fronteras y límites saludables; los motiven a saber qué está pasando en sus vidas, quiénes son sus amigos y las actividades en las que están participando; a que sean consistente con la disciplina; den un buen modelo a seguir; a que les recuerden a los hijos que su amor es incondicional; y finalmente, a que conozcan sus límites y cuándo buscar ayuda profesional con los problemas emocionales o de comportamiento de un niño.

Si los padres toman en serio este enjuiciamiento y actúan en consecuencia, los niños en las escuelas de todo el mundo pueden estar más seguros.

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attempted murder, terrorism and weapons violations. Last November, he took a gun to school and fatally shot four classmates and injured seven. He was 15.

As he was confessing to his crimes, students and teachers in another school 560 miles away were under attack. A heavily armed 19-year-old recent graduate broke into his former St. Louis area high school.

He murdered Jean Kuczka, 61, a teacher planning for retirement and Alexandria Bell, an “always-smiling” sophomore planning her sweet 16. Seven others were wounded by gunfire or injured after jumping out a third-floor window to escape.

The shooter died later at a hospital after a gun battle with police.

His life has ended, but the pain he inflicted on everyone at Central Visual & Performing Arts School and their loved ones on Oct. 24 endures. The horrific images and terror will forever haunt them.

There have been at least 53 school shootings at K-12 schools so far this year, CNN reported Oct. 30. These tragically preventable school shootings perpetually beg the same critical questions. Those include examining the shooter’s home life and his parents’ level of involvement and engagement in his life. Did they recognize his emotional needs?

Were they aware of his troubled condition and/or behavior and ignore or overlook it?

Would the incidence of school shootings drop if parents were held accountable?

The idea is being tested. Prosecutors in the Detroit area school shootings have charged the shooter’s parents with involuntary manslaughter. They ignored “multiple warning signs” that their son was “spiraling and planning violence,” and they “provided him with the opportunity to carry out that violence by buying him a gun.” They made it readily accessible to him and concealed his access to it from school officials who’d warned the teen’s parents that he was having violent fantasies. The facts of this case are “so egregious” that they require prosecution, said prosecutors.

“Holding parents criminally responsible for failing to secure guns in their homes might encourage them to be more responsible,” wrote University of Alabama Law School professor and former U.S. attorney Joyce Vance in The New York Times Feb. 8, 2022.

Will the prosecution of the school shooter’s parents provide deterrence? Will it be a wake-up call for parents to pay closer attention to their kids; spend quality time with them and encourage dialogue; set healthy boundaries and limits; encourage them; know what’s going on in their lives, who their friends are and activities they’re participating in; be consistent with discipline; provide a good role model; remind kids that their love is unconditional; and finally, know their limits and when to seek professional help with a child’s emotional or behavior problems.

If parents take this prosecution to heart and act on it, kids in schools everywhere may be safer.

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investigaciones sobre la investigación sobre los riñones después de un trasplante.

Uno de los principales objetivos del centro es brindar acceso a información sobre salud a los latinos en su propio idioma. Para Hildreth, ese trabajo va más allá de traducir material al español.

Se trata de relacionarse con la comunidad.

“Vamos a donde ellos están”, dijo.

Juntos instala puestos en tiendas de carne hispana y tienditas, participa en eventos enfocados en hispanos y está activo en los canales de redes sociales que usa la comunidad.

“Hicimos nuestra investigación y le preguntamos a la comunidad de dónde obtienen sus noticias y los resultados dijeron que las redes sociales y WhatsApp”, dijo Hildreth. “Así que estamos activos en Facebook y WhatsApp”.

El centro también tiene un podcast, “Juntos Radio”, que presenta conversaciones con profesionales médicos o líderes hispanos sobre temas relacionados con la salud. Los episodios tienen una duración de 30 minutos y se transmiten en vivo cada dos semanas a través de Facebook y YouTube.

“Para nosotros, es importante desarrollar un programa integral y sostenible dentro del Centro Médico de la Universidad de Kansas para que la comunidad latina pueda tener acceso a esta información”, dijo Hildreth.

Para obtener más información, visite https:// www.facebook.com/juntosks.

Juntos also creates research programs that seek the Latino community’s participation.

An example is the latest research on kidney research after a transplant.

One of the center’s main objectives is to provide access to information about health to Latinos in their own language. For Hildreth, that work goes beyond translating material into Spanish. It’s about engaging with the community.

“We go where they are,” she said.

Juntos puts up booths at Hispanic meat stores and “tienditas,” participates in Hispanic-focused events and is active in the social media channels the community uses.

“We did our research and asked the community where they get their news and the results said social media and WhatsApp,” Hildreth said. “So we are active on Facebook and WhatsApp.” The center also has a podcast, “Juntos Radio,” which features conversations with medical professional or Hispanic leaders about health-related issues. The episodes are 30 minutes long and are streamed live every other week through Facebook and YouTube.

“For us, it’s important to develop an integral and sustainable program inside the University of Kansas Medical Center so that the Latino community can have access to this information,” Hildreth said.

For more information, visit https://www. facebook.com/juntosks.

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exicanos ya es su tiempo! Finalmente llegó el momento de avanzar en las peticiones presentadas bajo la ley 245i en 2001 o mejor conocida como la “ley de la multa”.

Muchos de ustedes presentaron solicitudes en ese momento a traves de hermanos y padres con la esperanza de poder obtener la residencia permanente sin tener que salir de los Estados Unidos y ahora el gobierno finalmente esta acepatando el segundo paso para aquellas solicitudes presentadas hace mucho tiempo.

Y la abogada Jessica Piedra le puede ayudar hacerlo.

Bajo esta ley de la 245i usted podra pagar una multa de $1000 por la oportunidad de solicitar su residencia dento de los Estados Unidos.

Si tiene una de estas peticiones, ¡ahora es el momento de actuar! Busque la asesoria de un abogada de inmigracion con mas de 20 años de experiencia como la abogada Jessica Piedra. Es importante actuar con rapidez ya que las fechas podrían retroceder pronto y sólo se acceptara un numero limitado de solicitudes cada mes.

No espere mas, llame a la oficina legal de Jessica Piedra al 816-895-6363 para empezar!

scension “Ace” Vasquez, 68 of Westside Kansas City, A Missouri joined our Heavenly Father on October 28, 2022. Ace was born in Kansas City, Missouri on May

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His love for Hard Rock, Rhythm & Blues carried from work to his personal life. He loved his Chiefs, Royals and horse races.

Ace was preceded in death by parents, Galo & Romalda Vasquez. He is survived by his loving son, Ascension John Villegas (Monica); and daughter, Melissa Vasquez; Grandchildren, Larry Pacheco Jr. (Jennifer Chinchilla), Christian Pacheco, Jace and Isaiah Villegas, Devin Garcia; Great-Granddaughter, Olivia Grace Pacheco; Siblings, Guadalupe Sarmiento (Richard), Juanita Madrigal (Joseph), Sister Hostia Shields, Jesse (Ruth) and nephews and nieces.

Rosary will be at 9:30 a.m. with visitation after on Wednesday, November 2, 2022 at Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine, 901 Cesar Chavez, Kansas City, Missouri, with Mass of Christian Burial following at 11:00 a.m. Inurnment Dos Mundos Ad 2022 will be atCleaver a later date.

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Many of you filed applications back then through siblings and parents hoping to get permanent residency without having to leave the United States and now the government is finally accepting the second step for those applications filed long ago.

And attorney Jessica Piedra can help you do that.

Under this 245i law you may pay a fine of $1,000 for the opportunity to apply for residency within the United States.

If you have one of these requests, now is the time to act! Seek the advice of an immigration attorney with more than 20 years of experience such as attorney Jessica Piedra. It is important to act quickly as the dates could go back soon and only a limited number of applications will be accepted each month.

Don’t wait any longer, call the Law Office of Jessica Piedra at 816-895-6363 to get started!

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Unified Government Public Health Department Offers a Wide Range of Services and Programs El Departamento de Salud Pública del Gobierno Unificado ofrece una amplia gama de servicios y programas

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uede que no se dé cuenta, pero el Departamento de Salud Pública del Gobierno Unificado (UGPHD, por sus siglas en inglés) ofrece una amplia gama de servicios y programas diseñados para ayudar a todos los miembros de la comunidad del condado de Wyandotte a estar lo más saludables posible. Estos servicios van desde varios exámenes de salud hasta programas para futuras mamás, bebés y familias con niños, hasta asesoramiento sobre nutrición, vacunas y otros programas.

El UGPHD está ubicado en 619 Ann Avenue en el centro de KCK. Se puede comunicar con la oficina al (913) 573-8855, de 8:30 a.m. a 5 p.m. de lunes a viernes. Muchos servicios están disponibles con cita previa. Estos son algunos de los servicios ofrecidos en UGPHD: *Servicios de salud reproductiva, incluidos: -- Pruebas de embarazo y consejería -- Control de la natalidad/anticoncepción -- Atención clínica prenatal para personas sin seguro -- Clases prenatales Becoming a Mom® (BAM) -- Exámenes de mujeres sanas *Servicios y beneficios de nutrición de WIC -- Beneficios nutricionales y educación -- Consejería y apoyo para la lactancia materna *Exámenes de salud: -- Mamografías (detección de cáncer de mama) -- Detección de cáncer de cuello uterino -- Detección y tratamiento de la tuberculosis *Vacunas/Inmunizaciones --Vacunas para niños y adolescentes -- Vacunas para viajes al extranjero -- Vacunas para adultos -- Vea más sobre las vacunas contra el COVID a continuación *Laboratorio -- Pruebas de laboratorio comúnmente solicitadas sin cita previa (con una tarifa variable) -- Servicios de laboratorio para programas del Departamento de Salud *Infecciones de transmisión sexual/VIH -- Asesoramiento, pruebas y tratamiento de ITS -- PrEP (profilaxis previa a la exposición) para la prevención del VIH *Healthy Families Wyandotte: un programa integral de visitas domiciliarias para familias, que comienza desde el embarazo y continúa hasta que su hijo cumpla tres años. *Servicios de Empoderamiento Juvenil (Y.E.S) para Adolescentes Embarazadas Para hacer citas para estos servicios llame al UGPHD al número principal, (913) 573-8855, de 8:30 am a 5 pm, de lunes a viernes. Para servicios de WIC, llame al (913) 573-7620.

El UGPHD brinda más que servicios de salud directos para individuos y familias. Por ejemplo, el Departamento de Salud trabaja en muchos programas e iniciativas adicionales para servir al condado de Wyandotte, como: *Preparación para emergencias: un servicio clave de un departamento de salud local es prepararse y responder a emergencias de salud pública. *Epidemiología: el equipo de epidemiología del UGPHD rastrea la propagación de enfermedades; identifica las causas y los factores de riesgo de los resultados de salud y enfermedades; y trabaja para

ou may not realize it, but the Unified Y Government Public Health Department (UGPHD) offers a wide range of services and

programs designed to help all Wyandotte County community members be as healthy as possible. These services range from various health screenings to programs for expectant moms, infants and families with children, to nutrition counseling, vaccinations and other programs.

The UGPHD is located at 619 Ann Avenue in downtown KCK. The office can be reached at (913) 573-8855, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Monday - Friday. Many services are available by appointment. Here are some of the services offered at UGPHD: *Reproductive health services, including: --Pregnancy testing and counseling --Birth control/contraception --Prenatal clinical care for people without insurance --Becoming a Mom® (BAM) prenatal classes --Well-women exams *WIC nutrition services and benefits --Nutrition benefits and education --Breastfeeding peer counseling & support *Health screenings: --Mammograms (breast cancer screening) --Cervical cancer screening --Tuberculosis screening and treatment *Vaccinations/Immunizations --Childhood and teen vaccinations --Foreign travel vaccinations --Adult vaccinations --See more about COVID vaccinations below *Laboratory --Commonly requested lab tests on a walkin basis (on a sliding fee) --Lab services for Health Department programs *Sexually Transmitted Infections/HIV --STI counseling, testing and treatment --PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) for HIV prevention *Healthy Families Wyandotte – a comprehensive home visiting program for families, starting as early as pregnancy and continuing until your child turns three. *Youth Empowerment Services (Y.E.S) for Pregnant Teens To make appointments for these services call the UGPHD at the main number, (913) 573-8855, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. For WIC services, call (913) 573-7620.

UGPHD provides more than direct health services for individuals and families. For example, the Health Department works on many additional programs and initiatives to serve Wyandotte County, such as: *Emergency Preparedness – A key service of a local health department is to prepare for and respond to public health emergencies. *Epidemiology - The UGPHD Epidemiology

reducir o prevenir los malos resultados de salud y la propagación de enfermedades en el condado de Wyandotte. *Salud ambiental: el equipo de salud ambiental del UGPHD trabaja para proteger el condado de Wyandotte de la contaminación del aire y brindar una comunidad segura y saludable a través de programas regulatorios sobre piscinas, sistemas sépticos, escuelas y guarderías. *Iniciativas de salud comunitaria: el UGPHD trabaja con socios de la comunidad para abordar los problemas que afectan la salud y la calidad de vida en nuestra comunidad. Ejemplos de las áreas de enfoque incluyen educación comunitaria en salud, infraestructura, uso de sustancias, tabaco, prevención de la violencia y mortalidad fetal e infantil. ¡No se pierda el evento de sueño seguro el 5 de noviembre!

El sábado 5 de noviembre, el Equipo de Acción Comunitario de Mortalidad Fetal e Infantil del Condado de Wyandotte y United Healthcare se unirán para ofrecer un evento comunitario de Sueño Seguro de 1:30 a 4 p.m. en la Biblioteca South Branch, ubicada en 3104 Strong Avenue en KCK. El evento contará con mesas de organizaciones locales que brindan educación e información sobre salud infantil, sueño seguro y recursos comunitarios.

También escuchará a oradores invitados y verá una presentación sobre el sueño seguro de los bebés. Además habrá sorteos, sorteos y más mesas informativas.

Vacunas contra la influenza y vacunas de refuerzo contra el COVID actualizadas disponibles en el UGPHD La temporada de influenza es ahora! ¡La buena noticia es que puede obtener su vacuna anual contra la gripe y una vacuna de refuerzo contra el COVID actualizada (bivalente) al mismo tiempo!

Las vacunas de refuerzo actualizadas brindan protección adicional contra las variantes Omicron del virus que causa el COVID. Estas variantes de Omicron ahora representan casi todos los casos recientes de COVID en Kansas, y los expertos en atención médica predicen que seguirán circulando este otoño e invierno.

Las vacunas contra la influenza son muy recomendables para cualquier persona de 6 meses en adelante. Las vacunas de refuerzo contra el COVID actualizadas ahora están disponibles para cualquier persona de 5 años o más. Tanto las vacunas contra la influenza o gripe como los refuerzos para el COVID actualizados están disponibles en el UGPHD en 619 Ann Avenue. Llama al (913) 573-8815 para hacer una cita.

team tracks the spread of disease; identifies causes and risk factors of health outcomes and diseases; and works to reduce or prevent poor health outcomes and spread of disease in Wyandotte County. *Environmental health - The UGPHD Environmental Health team works to protect Wyandotte County from air pollution and provide a safe and healthy community through regulatory programs on pools, septic systems, schools, and childcare. *Community health initiatives – The UGPHD works with community partners to address issues affecting health and quality of life across our c o m m u n i t y.

Examples of the focus areas include community health education, infrastructure, substance use, tobacco, violence prevention, and fetal and infant mortality.

Don’t Miss the Safe Sleep Event November 5!

On Saturday, November 5, the Wyandotte County Fetal and infant Mortality Community Action Team and United Healthcare are teaming up to present a Safe Sleep community event from 1:30 – 4 p.m. at the South Branch Library, located at 3104 Strong Avenue in KCK. The event will feature tables from local organizations providing education and information about infant health, safe sleep and community resources. You’ll also hear from guest speakers and see a presentation about safe sleep for infants. Plus there will be raffles, giveaways and more information tables.

Flu Shots and Updated COVID Booster Shots Available at UGPHD Flu season is now! The good news is, you can get your annual flu shot and an updated (bivalent) COVID booster shot at the same time! The updated COVID booster shots provide additional protection against Omicron variants of the virus that causes COVID. These Omicron variants now account for almost all recent COVID cases in Kansas, and healthcare experts predict they will continue to circulate this fall and winter.

Flu shots are highly recommended for anyone age 6 months and older. The updated COVID booster shots are now available for anyone ages 5 and over. Both flu shots and the updated COVID boosters are available at the UGPHD at 619 Ann Avenue. Call (913) 573-8815 to make an appointment.

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Page 5A. DOS MUNDOS • Volume 42 • Issue 44 • November 03 - November 09, 2022 se están yendo hacia el Partido Republicano. Y cuando se trata de escoger Presidente muchos latinos han optado por el lado republicano. Donald Trump pasó del 28 por ciento del voto hispano en las elecciones presidenciales de 2016 a un 38 por ciento en 2020, según el análisis del Centro Pew. Esto acerca a los republicanos al sueño del expresidente George W. Bush y su asesor Karl Rove de dividir por la mitad el voto latino.

El costo político de prometer mucho (y luego no cumplir)

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By Jorge Ramos

(c) 2020 Jorge Ramos (Distributed by The New York Times Syndicate.)

stamos tan acostumbrados a escuchar a políticos prometer E tanto y luego no cumplir, que ya es normal suponer que lo hacen por costumbre, por malicia o porque saben que, a la

larga, pocos se acordarán de lo que prometieron. O porque saben que pueden culpar a la oposición por obstaculizar sus buenas intenciones. El argumento va, más o menos, así: yo traté de cumplir, pero no me dejaron, las circunstancias cambiaron o ya se los olvidó.

Los candidatos a ocupar algún cargo importante son, particularmente, adeptos a prometer mucho y luego no cumplir.

Es fácil decir que hay que cambiar las cosas cuando le toca a otro hacerlo. Pero una vez en el puesto, muchas de esas promesas de campaña van desapareciendo, una tras otra.

Estoy seguro de que ustedes pueden recordar a un montón de políticos latinoamericanos y estadounidenses que han prometido el Sol y la Luna y, por supuesto, no cumplieron.

En México, de donde vengo, tuvimos un presidente —José López Portillo— que en 1981 prometió “defender como perro” al peso. La frase se hizo famosa en parte porque resultó ser una triste ironía: poco después se desencadenó una terrible crisis económica que duró años y provocó que muchos mexicanos (incluido yo) saliéramos del país.

Les cuento esto a unos días de unas elecciones importantes en Estados Unidos. Le llaman “de mitad de mandato” pero en realidad se ganan con las bases partidistas y casi siempre en los extremos de la política. Parece que ya nadie gana elecciones buscando el centro. Están en juego los 435 puestos de la Cámara de Representantes, una tercera parte del Senado, y en varios estados hay varias elecciones, incluyendo de gobernador.

La historia, que es muy terca, nos indica que el partido del Presidente en turno suele perder votos y poder en las elecciones de mitad de mandato. Las últimas encuestas que vi —del confiable sitio FiveThirtyEight— pronostican que el Partido Demócrata podría perder el control de la Cámara y también es posible que lo pierdan en el Senado.

Si eso pasa, olvídense de una reforma migratoria para regularizar a los casi 11 millones de indocumentados en Estados Unidos. Los republicanos no parecen estar dispuestos a moverse a menos que se garantice la seguridad en la frontera. Pero, como se sabe, eso es imposible. La frontera entre México y Estados Unidos es porosa por historia y naturaleza. Nunca será impenetrable. Ni muros, desiertos peligrosos, un enorme río y miles de agentes fronterizos pueden detener a alguien que busca un futuro mejor del otro lado. Y, para probarlo, ahí están los cientos de personas que lo intentan todos los días, entre ellos refugiados cubanos y venezolanos.

El Partido Demócrata nos ha hecho a los latinos promesas migratorias. En 2008, cuando Barack Obama aún era candidato, prometió en una entrevista que “en el primer año (de mi presidencia) tendremos una propuesta migratoria que yo pueda apoyar con fuerza”. ¿En el primer año?, le volví a preguntar. “En el primer año”, contestó. Pero no cumplió (a pesar de que su partido tenía supermayoría para pasar cualquier ley en ambas cámaras del Congreso de enero a agosto de 2009).

En 2016, la candidata Hillary Clinton también prometió que en sus primeros 100 días en la Casa Blanca presentaría al Congreso una reforma que allanaría una vía para algunas personas indocumentadas de obtener estatus legal. Pero Donald Trump fue quien llegó a la presidencia. Luego Joe Biden prometió enviar al Congreso una reforma migratoria en su primer día en el cargo. Y lo hizo. El problema es que Biden nunca contó con los votos necesarios para aprobar su propuesta. Y todo quedó en el aire.

Una historia de promesas. Una historia de desilusiones.

Muchos hispanos recuerdan bien esas ideas de reformas

migratorias de Obama, Clinton y Biden. Y cómo fueron utilizadas para atraer su voto. También saben que, por distintas razones, nunca se cumplieron. Entre muchos miembros de nuestra comunidad hay una enorme frustración y cansancio por esos planes y proyectos que no se llevaron a cabo. Desde 1986 —cuando el presidente republicano Ronald Reagan aprobó la última reforma migratoria— estamos escuchando lo mismo. Y ya no queremos más promesas vacías.

Algunos integrantes del Partido Republicano saben esto y lo están aprovechando. “Los hispanos han entendido que los demócratas han jugado con ellos durante 30 años”, me dijo la congresista republicana María Elvira Salazar. “Todo han sido promesas falsas”. (La congresista de origen cubanoamericano tiene su propia propuesta migratoria llamada Ley Dignidad).

La congresista republicana Mayra Flores, quien hace poco ganó su puesto en un distrito del sur de Texas dominado históricamente por los demócratas y ahora busca la reelección, me dijo que los demócratas “siempre usan este tema, en cada

Pronto veremos si la tendencia del voto latino hacia la derecha en elecciones presidenciales se mantiene en estas votaciones o si se trata, únicamente, del fenómeno Trump. Pero lo que sí está claro es que prometer mucho e incumplir, no es la mejor manera de ganar votos. Todos, al final, se cansan. Quien mucho promete…

Breast cancer mortality rate drops 43% in U.S. Tasa de mortalidad por cáncer de mama cae un 43% en Estados Unidos

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e acuerdo a un estudio publicado en el CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, la tasa de mortalidad por cáncer en Estados Unidos se redujo un 43 % durante tres décadas, como reportó CNN el 7 de octubre y varias fuentes en línea confirmaron.

“En total, la tasa de mortalidad se redujo en un 43% entre 1989 y 2020, lo que se traduce en 460.000 muertes menos por cáncer de mama durante ese tiempo”, afirma el estudio. “La tasa de mortalidad disminuyó de manera similar para las mujeres de todos los grupos raciales/étnicos, excepto las indias

americanas/nativas de Alaska, entre quienes las tasas se mantuvieron estables”.

Aunque los investigadores encontraron que la tasa de mortalidad había disminuido, la incidencia de cáncer de mama había aumentado desde 2004 en un 0,5% por año.

El estudio afirma que el 30% de los casos de cáncer elección, para obtener el voto latino”. Y agregó: “Ellos tienen de mama se atribuyen a riesgos modificables, como la mayoría, también en el Senado, y tienen al Presidente; y, sin el exceso de peso corporal, la inactividad física y la ingesta de alcohol. También reporta que la muerte embargo, no han podido hacer nada”.

Por su parte, el senador demócrata Alex Padilla no está de relacionada con el cáncer puede prevenirse mediante acuerdo. El Senado está dividido por la mitad: con 50 senadores mamografías.

Las estadísticas del estudio indican que se demócratas y 50 republicanos. Y la realidad es que hoy en el Senado no existen los 60 votos necesarios para iniciar el debate detectarán 287.850 casos de cáncer de mama en sobre la reforma migratoria. Los demócratas necesitan “la 2022 y que 43.250 mujeres morirán a causa de la cooperación de suficientes republicanos en el Senado, y todavía enfermedad.

“Las tasas de incidencia de cáncer de mama no lo hemos logrado”, me explicó el senador de California. “Los continúan aumentando lentamente en Estados republicanos me dicen que están de acuerdo en privado”, pero x remove state prohibitions on purchasing, Unidos, en gran medida impulsadas por la aparición possessing, consuming, using, delivering, asegura que no lo dicen en público. manufacturing, de and selling marijuana for personallocalizada y HR positiva”, afirma enfermedad use for adults over the age of twenty-one; Y en esas estamos. No pasa nada. x require a registration card for personal cultivation el estudio.

“Esta tendencia refleja en parte una withque prescribed limits; Entiendo que hay otros temas más importantes x allow persons with certain marijuana-related nonmayor prevalencia de exceso de peso corporal violent offenses to petition for release from inmigración en estas elecciones del 8 de noviembre.

La y una disminución en la tasa de fertilidad. Sin incarceration or parole and probation and have records expunged; economía, la inflación y los trabajos bien remunerados aparecen x establish a lottery selection process to award embargo, la mortalidad por cáncer de mama continúa licenses and certificates; por arriba en casi todas las encuestas. También está la enorme x issue equally distributed licenses to each disminuyendo, aunque a un ritmo más lento que congressional district; and preocupación por el futuro de la democracia en Estadosx Unidos impose a six percent tax on the retail price of durante las décadas de 1990 y 2000”. marijuana to benefit various programs? y el acceso a un aborto seguro. Pero el tema migratorio está Para el riesgo de desarrollar cáncer de governmental entities estimatereducir initial costs of $3.1 million, initial revenues of at least $7.9 million, annual muy presente entre los latinos, es algo muy cercano al State corazón. mama, expertos en salud aconsejan a las mujeres costs of $5.5 million, and annual los revenues of at least $40.8 million. Local governments are estimated to have Creo que en el país casi todos somos inmigrantes o conocemos que limiten su consumo de alcohol, mantengan un annual costs of at least $35,000 and annual revenues of at least $13.8 million. a alguien que lo es. Y si los demócratas han prometido tanto, peso saludable, coman alimentos saludables, hagan YES NO por tanto tiempo, en un tema tan importante y significativo, y ejercicio al menos 150 minutos a la semana, limiten CONSTITUTIONAL no han cumplido, la paciencia de los hispanos se agota y piden AMENDMENT la terapia NO. 4 hormonal postmenopáusica y se hagan resultados. Es posible que muchos voten por el otro partido.Proposed bychequeos regulares. the 101 General Assembly Session) Según informes recientes y encuestas, parece que más latinos (SecondSS2Regular SJR 38

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ccording to a study published in the A CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, the U.S. cancer mortality rate dropped 43%

over three decades, as CNN reported Oct. 7 and various online sources confirmed.

“In total, the death rate dropped by 43% during 1989-2020, translating to 460,000 fewer breast cancer deaths during that time,” the

study states. “The death rate declined similarly for women of all racial/ethnic groups except American Indians/Alaska Natives, among whom the rates were stable.”

Although researchers found that the mortality rate had dropped, the incidence of breast cancer had risen since 2004 by .5% per year.

The study claims that 30% of breast cancer cases are attributed to modifiable risks, such as excess body weight, physical inactivity and alcohol intake. It also advises that cancerrelated death can be preventable through mammography screenings.

Study statistics indicate that 287,850 breast cancer cases will be detected in 2022 and that 43,250 women will die from the disease.

“Incidence rates of breast cancer continue to increase slowly in the United States, largely driven by the occurrence of localized and HR-positive disease,” the study states. “This trend reflects in part an increased prevalence of excess body weight and declines in the fertility rate. Nevertheless, breast cancer mortality continues to decline, albeit at a slower pace than during the 1990s and 2000s.”

To reduce the risk of developing breast cancer, health experts advise women to limit their alcohol intake, maintain a healthy weight, eat healthy foods, exercise at least 150 minutes a week, limit postmenopausal hormone therapy and get regular checkups.

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Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended to authorize laws, passed before December 31, 2026, that increase minimum funding for a police force established by a state board of police commissioners to ensure such police force has additional resources to serve its communities?

2022 KANSAS CITY VOTING INFORMATION State and local governmental entities estimate no additional costs or savings related to this proposal.

BALLOT

YES

NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION STATE OF MISSOURI TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2022

Proposed by the 101st General Assembly (Second Regular Session) HJR 116 Shall the Missouri National Guard currently under the Missouri Department of Public Safety be its own department, known as the Missouri Department of the National Guard, which shall be required to protect the constitutional rights and civil liberties of Missourians?

Notice is hereby given to the registered qualified voters of Kansas City, Missouri, within Jackson County, Missouri, that a General Election will be held on Tuesday, November 8, 2022. The polls will be open from 6 a.m. until 7 p.m.

State governmental entities estimate no savings and ongoing costs of $132,000 annually. Local governmental entities estimate no costs or savings.

The Kansas City Board of Election Commissioners will conduct the election in that portion of Jackson County within the corporate limits of Kansas City.

YES

Submitted by John R. Ashcroft, Secretary of State, State of Missouri

The official ballot for the General Election will be substantially in the following form:

Shall there be a convention to revise and amend the Constitution?

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

YES

U.S. SENATOR Eric Schmitt

If you are in favor of these questions, completely darken the oval beside “YES.”

U.S. REPRESENTATIVE – DISTRICT 5 Jacob Turk

If you are opposed to these questions, completely darken the oval beside “NO.”

STATE SENATOR District 8, Mike Cierpiot

OFFICIAL BALLOT JACKSON COUNTY, MISSOURI GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 8, 2022

STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 19, Karen I. Spalding District 28, Jennell Houts District 35, John Burrows District 36, Kurt Lauvstad

QUESTION #1

JACKSON COUNTY

Shall Jackson County, solely for the purpose of continuing its Community Children’s Services Fund to provide services to protect the well-being and safety of children and youth nineteen years of age or less and to strengthen families, be authorized to extend its countywide sales tax, at the rate of one-fourth of one cent? This Fund will continue to be transparently administered in a manner independent of Jackson County government, by a diverse, geographically representative, nine-member citizen board appointed by the County Executive, with at least one member residing in each County legislative district. Revenues will be solely used to benefit the residents of Jackson County.

COUNTY EXECUTIVE Theresa Cass Galvin COUNTY LEGISLATOR-1ST DISTRICT Christina McDonough Hunt COUNTY LEGISLATOR-3RD DISTRICT April LaJune McGill COUNTY LEGISLATOR-6TH DISTRICT Sean Smith COUNTY LEGISLATOR-1ST DISTRICT AT-LARGE Bill E. Kidd

YES

COUNTY LEGISLATOR-2ND DISTRICT AT-LARGE John J. Murphy

If you are in favor of these questions, completely darken the oval beside “YES.”

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

If you are opposed to these questions, completely darken the oval beside “NO.”

U.S. SENATOR Trudy Busch Valentine

OFFICIAL BALLOT CITY OF KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI GENERAL ELECTION

STATE AUDITOR Alan Green U.S. REPRESENTATIVE – DISTRICT 5 Emanuel Cleaver, II

NOVEMBER 8, 2022 QUESTION NO. 1

STATE SENATOR District 8, Antoine D. Jennings

Shall the City of Kansas City, Missouri issue its general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $125,000,000.00 for the purpose of paying for the acquisition, construction, renovation, improvement, equipping, and furnishing of City parks, recreation, and entertainment facilities?

STATE REPRESENTATIVE District 19, Ingrid Burnett District 22, Yolanda Young District 23, Michael L. Johnson District 24, Emily Weber District 25, Patty Lewis District 26, Ashley Bland Manlove District 27, Richard Brown District 28, Jerome Barnes District 35, Keri Ingle District 36, Anthony Ealy District 37, Mark A. Sharp

The authorization of the bonds will authorize the City to maintain tangible property tax rates sufficient to pay the interest and principal on the bonds until fully paid.

YES

Shall the City of Kansas City, Missouri issue its general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $50,000,000.00 for the purpose of affordable housing through the rehabilitation, renovation, and construction of houses and buildings, including blight removal, to provide affordable housing for very low- to moderate-income households?

COUNTY EXECUTIVE Frank White, Jr. COUNTY LEGISLATOR-1st DISTRICT Manuel “Manny” Abarca IV

The authorization of the bonds will authorize the City to maintain tangible property tax rates sufficient to pay the interest and principal on the bonds until fully paid.

COUNTY LEGISLATOR-2ND DISTRICT Venessa Huskey

COUNTY LEGISLATOR-1ST DISTRICT AT-LARGE Jalen Anderson COUNTY LEGISLATOR-2ND DISTRICT AT-LARGE Donna Peyton COUNTY LEGISLATOR-3RD DISTRICT AT-LARGE Megan Marshall

LIBERTARIAN CANDIDATES U.S. SENATOR Jonathan Dine STATE AUDITOR John A. Hartwig, Jr. U.S. REPRESENTATIVE – DISTRICT 5

NO

QUESTION NO. 2

JACKSON COUNTY

COUNTY LEGISLATOR-6TH DISTRICT Amanda Toomey

NO

INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS:

COUNTY LEGISLATOR-3RD DISTRICT AT-LARGE Lance Dillenschneider

YES

x remove state prohibitions on purchasing, possessing, consuming, using, delivering, manufacturing, and selling marijuana for personal use for adults over the age of twenty-one; x require a registration card for personal cultivation with prescribed limits; x allow persons with certain marijuana-related nonviolent offenses to petition for release from incarceration or parole and probation and have records expunged; x establish a lottery selection process to award licenses and certificates; x issue equally distributed licenses to each congressional district; and x impose a six percent tax on the retail price of marijuana to benefit various programs?

State governmental entities estimate initial costs of $3.1 million, initial revenues of at least $7.9 million, annual costs of $5.5 million, and annual revenues of at least $40.8 million. Local governments are estimated to have annual costs of at least $35,000 and annual revenues of at least $13.8 million.

YES

NO

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 4 Proposed by the 101st General Assembly (Second Regular Session) SS2 SJR 38 Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended to authorize laws, passed before December 31, 2026, that increase minimum funding for a police force established by a state board of police commissioners to ensure such police force has additional resources to serve its communities?

State and local governmental entities estimate no additional costs or savings related to this proposal.

YES

NO

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 5 Proposed by the 101st General Assembly (Second Regular Session) HJR 116 Shall the Missouri National Guard currently under the Missouri Department of Public Safety be its own department, known as the Missouri Department of the National Guard, which shall be required to protect the constitutional rights and civil liberties of Missourians?

State governmental entities estimate no savings and ongoing costs of $132,000 annually. Local governmental entities estimate no costs or savings.

NO

QUESTION NO. 3 (Park Property) Should the City of Kansas City remove two tracts of land totaling approximately 11.858 acres from the parks system consisting of the right of way for the proposed Tiffany Springs Parkway between NW Prairie View Road to Amity Avenue for the purpose of realignment of the proposed Tiffany Springs Parkway and authorize the City to convey said property for such terms and consideration including accepting new right of way as the City may determine acceptable.

YES

VOTING LOCATIONS

PCT 3,4,8,13,14 1,2,5,10,12 6,7,9 PCT 1,2,6,8,11,12,13 16,18,19,28 3,4,10,14,17,21,23,26 5,7,9,20,22,24,25,27

NO

INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: If you are in favor of these questions, completely darken the oval beside “YES.” If you are opposed to these questions, completely darken the oval beside “NO.” IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Kansas City Board of Election Commissioners has caused the name of its Secretary to be hereunto signed and the official seal affixed this 15th day of September, 2022.

(SEAL) KANSAS CITY BOARD OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS Sarah (Sally) Miller, Chair Sharon Turner Buie, Secretary Aimee Gromowsky, Member Shawn Kieffer, Director Lauri Ealom, Director ATTEST: Sharon Turner Buie, Secretary

NOTICE OF ACCESSIBILITY FURTHER NOTICE IS GIVEN that, where a regular polling place has limited accessibility, a disabled or elderly voter may be provided an alternative means of casting his or her ballot. Such means may include reassignment to an accessible polling place, curbside voting, assisted voting or voting by absentee ballot. A voter may apply for an absentee ballot in person or by mail, or may have a relative or guardian apply in person on his or her behalf. If an absentee voter is disabled or incapacitated, the notary requirement is waived. In addition, voters requiring assistance may be assisted by a person of the voter's choice.

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WARD 1 POLLING PLACE GRACE & HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL SACRED HEART HALL WW1 MUSEUM

ADDRESS 415 W. 13TH ST 814 W. 26TH ST 2 MEMORIAL DRIVE

WARD 2 POLLING PLACE WAYNE MINER COURT

ADDRESS 1940 E. 11TH ST

LINCOLN MIDDLE SCHOOL MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH

2012 E. 23RD ST 2200 OLIVE ST

WARD 3 POLLING PLACE MT. SINAI BAPTIST CHURCH

ADDRESS 3634 BROOKLYN AVE

PCT 1,2,6,7,8,9,10,11, 13,14 3,4,5,12,15,16,17,18, ROBERT J. MOHART MULTI-PURPOSE 19 WARD 4 PCT POLLING PLACE 1,2,3,4,7,11,12,13 MCC PENN VALLEY CAMPUS 5,6,9,16,17,18,19 THE WHOLE PERSON 8,10,14,15 ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CH

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INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS

STATE AUDITOR Scott Fitzpatrick

COUNTY LEGISLATOR-4TH DISTRICT DaRon McGee

NO

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

The polling places for said election are listed below.

COUNTY LEGISLATOR-3RD DISTRICT Charlie Franklin

NO

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 5

3211 FLORA AVE ADDRESS 3201 SOUTHWEST TFWY 3710 MAIN ST 11 E. 40TH ST

WARD 5 POLLING PLACE ALL SOULS CHURCH WESTPORT PRESBYTERIAN CH ROANOKE COMMUNITY CENTER

ADDRESS 4501 WALNUT ST 201 WESTPORT RD 3601 ROANOKE ROAD

WARD 6 POLLING PLACE CENTRAL U.M. CHURCH OLIVE BRANCH BAPTIST CH

ADDRESS 5144 OAK ST 915 E. 59TH ST

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

318 E. 55TH ST

WARD 7 POLLING PLACE ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY MAGIS BRUSH CREEK COMMUNITY CENTER

ADDRESS 5311 TRACY AVE 3801 CLEAVER II BLVD

WARD 8 POLLING PLACE ST ANDREW’S EPISCOPAL CH WORNALL ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH

ADDRESS 6401 WORNALL TER 400 W. MEYER BLVD

KANSAS CITY UNITED CH OF CHRIST COUNTRY CLUB CHRISTIAN CHURCH

205 W. 65TH ST 6101 WARD PKWY

PCT 1,2,7 3,4,6,12,13,14 5,8,9,10,11,15,16

WARD 9 POLLING PLACE KEYSTONE UNITED METHODIST CH WALDO LIBRARY SOUTH BROADLAND PRESB CH

ADDRESS 406 W 74TH ST 201 E. 75TH ST 7850 HOLMES RD

PCT 1,2,5,6,12 3,4,7 8,9,10,11

WARD 10 POLLING PLACE CHRIST THE KING CHURCH IVANHOE MASONIC LODGE ELKS LODGE #26

ADDRESS 8510 WORNALL RD 8640 HOLMES RD 515 E. 99TH ST

PCT 1,2,7,8,9,10,11 3,4,5,6,12,13,14,15

WARD 11 POLLING PLACE GARRISON COMMUNITY CENTER SONS OF COLUMBUS MEETING HALL

ADDRESS 1124 E. 5TH ST 2415 INDEPENDENCE AVE

PCT 1,2,3,5,6,10,14 4,7,8,9,11,12,13

WARD 12 POLLING PLACE GLADSTONE ELEM. SCHOOL NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL

ADDRESS 335 N. ELMWOOD AVE 415 VAN BRUNT BLVD

PCT 1,2,8,9,10 3,6,7,12 4,5,11 PCT 1,4,5,6,7,21,23 2,11,12,13,14,15,16, 17,18,19,24,25,26,27 3,8,9,10,20,22 PCT 7,8,9,10,11,12,15,17 1,2,3,4,5,6,13,14,16, 18 PCT 5,7 2,3,6,13,15,16,17,18, 19,20 8,9,10,11 1,4,12,14

WARD 13 PCT POLLING PLACE 1,2,3,4,5,8,10,11,13, BAHAI FAITH CENTER 14,15,16,17,18,20,21, 22,23 6,7,9,12 NORTH-EAST LIBRARY

ADDRESS 6515 INDEPENDENCE AVE 6000 WILSON AVE

WARD 14 POLLING PLACE CLEVELAND AVE BAPTIST CHURCH CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

ADDRESS 2853 CLEVE/AND AVE 3221 INDIANA AVE

WARD 15 POLLING PLACE ST MICHAEL’S VETERAN CENTER FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH

ADDRESS 3838 CHELSEA DR 3530 CHELSEA AVE

SHEET METAL LOCAL #2

2902 BLUE RIDGE BLVD

PCT 1,2,3,6,9 4,5,7,8,11,12 10,13,14,15,16

WARD 16 POLLING PLACE PARADISE BAPTIST CHURCH COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH THE ROCHESTER

ADDRESS 1600 E. 58TH ST 5931 SWOPE PKWY 3949 DR MARTIN LUTHER KING BLVD

PCT 1,2,3,5 10,12,13,14 4,6,7,8,9,11,15.16

WARD 17 POLLING PLACE AC PREP ELEMENTARY SOUTHSIDE CHRISTIAN CH SOUTHEAST COMMUNITY CENTER

ADDRESS 6410 SWOPE PKWY 7304 CLEVELAND AVE 4201 E. 63RD ST

PCT 1,2,3,10,12 4,6,8,9,13,15,16,17 5,7,11,14

WARD 18 POLLING PLACE MARLBOROUGH COMMUNITY CENTER LABORERS UNION #663 GREGORY HILLS CHURCH OF GOD

ADDRESS 8200 PASEO BLVD 7820 PROSPECT AVE 7020 JAMES A REED

PCT 1,2,3,6,7,8,9,10 4,5,11,12,13,14,15, 16,17 PCT 1,2,4,11,23,24 3,5,6,7,8,9,10,12,13 14,20,22 15,16,17,18,19,21

PCT 1,2,3,6,9,12,13,16, 20,21 4,7,14,15,22 5,8,10,11,17,18 19,23

WARD 19 POLLING PLACE GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH

ADDRESS 8524 BLUE RIDGE BLVD

EVANGEL CHURCH CENTER HIGH SCHOOL

1414 E. 103RD ST 8715 HOLMES ROAD

PCT 1,3,7,8,9,10,11 2,6 4,5

WARD 20 POLLING PLACE UNITED BELIEVERS COMMUNITY CH FIRST BAPTIST CH ST CATHERINES PARISH

ADDRESS 5600 E. 112TH TER 100 W. RED BRIDGE RD 4101 E 105TH TER

WARD 22

PCT 1,5,6,7,13 2,3,4,8,14 9,10,11,12

POLLING PLACE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ANNUNCIATION GREEK CHURCH MARTIN CITY BAPTIST CH

WARD 23 PCT POLLING PLACE 1,2,3,5,6,7,8,10,14,15 FELLOWSHIP RIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH 4,9,11,12,13 EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH PCT 1,19,24,25,26,27 8,10,11,12,13,14,15, 18,20,21,22,23 2,3,4,5,6,7,9,16,17

ADDRESS 4700 PITTMAN RD 8640 SNI-A-BAR ROAD

WARD 24 POLLING PLACE LANE AVE BAPTIST CHURCH YELLOW ROCK BARN

ADDRESS 9003 E. 87TH ST 8307 WESTRIDGE ROAD

DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS

14605 US 40 HWY

WARD 25 PCT POLLING PLACE 1,4,5,7,10,11, CONCORD FORTRESS OF HOPE CH 2,3,6,8,9,12,13,14,15 RUSKIN HIGH SCHOOL PCT 1,4,5,6,13 2,3,7,8,9,10,11,12

ADDRESS 11811 STATE LINE ROAD 12001 WORNALL RD 520 E. 132ND TER

WARD 26 POLLING PLACE SMITH HALE ELEMENTARY SCH HILLCREST COMMUNITY CENTER

ADDRESS 11050 W. LONGVIEW PKWY 7000 E.111TH ST ADDRESS 9010A OLD SANTA FE RD 10401 HILLCREST ROAD

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l 29 de Octubre se celebró el festival del día de los Muertos de Sala de Arte en el parque 9th & Van Brunt Athletic Fields. El evento estuvo lleno de diversión y alegría, con vendedores, artistas locales y desfile de luces nocturno.

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n Oct. 29, Sala de Arte celebrated Day of the Dead with an event held at the 9th & Van Brunt Athletic Fields. The event was full of fun activities, including vendors, local artists and a nighttime light parade.

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The application window is November 1st – February 1st.

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Our Academic Program Frontier Schools implements a well-defined curriculum, supported by research-based best practices and proven resources that align with Missouri Learning Standards (MLS). Students participate in inquiry-based and problem-solving opportunities, with a strong emphasis on mathematics and science to prepare them for future grade levels and success in the real world. Our curriculum builds on high quality fundamentals so students are learning rigorous yet grade appropriate content.

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n Oct. 30, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri, hosted O itrs traditional Day of the Dead celebration. It

featured music, dances, food and all kinds of fun to remember all the loved ones we have lost.

It also had a big altar presented by members of the community.

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BUILDING MAINTENANCE WORKER (Job Opening ID #515879) Full-time position available with the Parks & Recreation Department, Community Services Division, 3930 NE Antioch Rd. Normal Work Days/ Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, hours may vary. Sweeps, mops, waxes and polishes floor. Washes walls, woodwork and blinds. Dusts furniture and other articles and provides ground maintenance on the outside of buildings.

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Checks buildings floor-by-floor or area-by-area to determine that regular custodial and other cleaning duties have been performed, Assists personnel in accomplishing their work.

Assists as necessary in snow removal activities. Participates in minor maintenance activities such as window washing, replacing light bulbs, patch plastering or painting, replacing faucet gaskets, unstopping plugged lavatories and other fixtures. Also sets up tables and chairs. Observes the operation of building refrigeration and heating equipment to detect malfunctions. Discontinues malfunctioning equipment and notifies skilled maintenance workers. Performs related duties as required. REQUIRES 6 months of experience in the custodial care and limited general maintenance of buildings. Must pass a pre-employment drug screen and post-offer physical examination as prescribed by the City. Salary Range: $18.67$28.01/hour. Application Deadline: November 14, 2022.

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LIFEGUARD (Job Opening ID #515891) Several seasonal positions available with the Parks & Recreation Department, Community Services Division, Tony Aguirre Community Center, 2050 W. Pennway St.. Normal Work Days/Hours: Hours vary.

Supervises swimming activities at the aquatics facility and ensures that policies, guidelines, and safety procedures are followed. Warns swimmers of improper activities or danger and enforces pool regulations and water safety policies.

Administers first aid in the event of injury, rescues swimmers in distress or danger of drowning, and administers CPR and/or artificial respiration, if necessary.

Evaluates conditions for safety and initiates aquatics emergency action plan as required. Inspects pool facilities, equipment, and water to ensure that they are safe and usable. Supervises and assists in cleaning the pool and related facilities and equipment, assists with chlorine residual water tests and with records and charts of water tests and records of accidents, and adds chemicals to pool water as directed.

Instructs or assists classes in fundamentals of swimming as needed. Resolves scheduling conflicts to ensure safe pool environment when competing programs/priorities require use of aquatic facilities. Prevents drowning and other injuries from occurring and ensures the safety of patrons by minimizing or eliminating hazardous situations or behaviors. Solves on-the-job issues by utilizing effective critical thinking and decision making skills and possesses the ability to work with diverse populations.

Enforces pool policies and communicates effectively why policies are in place. REQUIRES at least 16 years of age and have of a current lifeguard certificate or shallow water lifeguarding certificate as issued by the American Red Cross, Ellis, StarGuard, or the YMCA. Must pass a pre-employment drug screen and post-offer physical examination as prescribed by the City. Salary Range: $16.12$24.58/hour. Application Deadline: November 14, 2022.

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Bids for Replace Fire Sprinkler System, Multiple Assets at Camp Avery Park Camp, Project No. H200101, will be received

by FMDC, State of MO, UNTIL 1:30 PM, 12/1/2022 via MissouriBUYS. Bidders must be registered to bid.

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Bids for Replace Kitchen Flooring at Western Reception Diagnostic Correctional Center and Replace Dry Pipe Sprinkler System (Re-Bid) at Northwest Missouri Psychiatric Rehabilitation Center, Project Nos. C200101 and M2005-01, respectively, will be received by FMDC, State of MO, UNTIL 1:30 PM, 12/8/2022 via MissouriBUYS. Bidders must be registered to bid. Project information available at http://oa.mo.gov/ facilities

SENIOR FLEET MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN (Job Opening ID #515361) Full-time position available with the Water Department, Water Supply & Treatment Division, 1 NW Briarcliff Rd. Normal Work Days/Hours: Shift varies; Monday-Thursday 6:30 a.m.5:00 p.m.; Tuesday-Friday, 6:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Performs all levels of repair and preventative maintenance on power generation assemblies. Diagnoses and troubleshoots problems, makes recommendations for repairs and performs all critical repairs and adjustment. Conducts generator pre-start and startups in accordance with the manufacturer checklist. Uses resistive equipment for testing and repair of generators and pump. Utilizes a good working knowledge of equipment operations and mechanical functions, as well as strong diagnostic and mechanical skills. Performs oil changes, coolant changes, generator load banking, belt adjustments, annual inspections, and quarterly generator inspections. Must be willing to work overtime as required by fluctuating workloads and available for after-hours calls as needed. REQUIRES 6 months of experience in the custodial care and limited general maintenance of buildings. Must pass a pre-employment drug screen and post-offer physical examination as prescribed by the City. Salary Range: $23.98$36.60/hour. Application Deadline: November 14, 2022.

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Sealed bids will be accepted by the Purchasing Agent of the City of St. Joseph, Missouri for CD2023-04 CD Rehabilitations – 1 Location CD2023-05 Façade Improvement Projects - 3 Locations until November 29, 2022 at 3:00 P.M., at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud.

A prebid conference will be held on November 9, 2022, at 9:00A.M. in the 1st Floor Conference Room at City Hall, 1100 Frederick Avenue, St. Joseph, Missouri.

Specifications will be available from the Purchasing Division, 1100 Frederick Avenue Room 201, St. Joseph, Missouri, or by calling (816) 271-5330.

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PUBLIC HEARING ATTENTION ALL RESIDENTS OF WYANDOTTE COUNTY, KS YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND a public hearing to be held on Thursday, November 17, 2022 at 7:00 p.m. during the Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas Board of Commissioners meeting. For the most up-to-date information regarding the ways to participate in the meeting or submit comments, visit https:// www.wycokck.org/EngageWith-Us/Calendar-of-Events/FullCommission-Meeting.

The public hearing is being held to receive comments about the 2019 Annual Action Plan Substantial Amendment #3. This amendment includes a reallocation of $850,000 in Community Development Block Grant funds from the CARES Act to extend public services to prevent, prepare for and respond to COVID-19. The substantial amendment also reallocates $203,671 in 2019 HOME funds from a closed program to the rehabilitation or construction of affordable housing. The amended plan can be viewed online at https://www.wycokck. org/Departments/CommunityDevelopment/Plans-Reports.

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NOTICE TO MINORITY BUSINESS, WOMEN BUSINESS, SERVICE-DISABLED VETERAN, AND DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS ENTERPRISES: We are looking for MBE, WBE, DBE & SDVE Subcontractors & Suppliers to bid on upcoming projects.

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Invitation to Bid The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. is soliciting bids from interested bidders including certified Minority Business Enterprises (MBE), Women Business Enterprises (WBE), and Service-Disabled Veteran Enterprises (SDVE) subcontractors to provide bids for the Missouri State University Temple Hall project in Springfield, MO. This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of an award totaling $30M with 0% financed with non-governmental sources. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, by HRSA, HHS, or the U.S. Government. For more information, please visit HRSA.gov.

The following bid solicitations for construction services of select scopes of work will include the following contracts: General Trades, Demolition, Structural Concrete, Steel, TWO WORLDS Waterproofing, Fireproofing, Roofing, Elevator, Earthwork & Site Utilities, Deep Foundations, and Shoring.

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Raúl Jiménez ya toca el balón Raúl Jiménez dejó la concentración de la selección mexicana de fútbol para reportarse con el Wolverhampton y revisar la evolución de la pubalgia que padece.

Luego el martes, la cuenta de Twitter del equipo inglés reportó que Jiménez había entrenado tocando el balón y abre las esperanzas de que podría estar en Qatar 2022.

El mismo martes, la selección de Gerardo Martino

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Chivas tiene nuevo D.T. Las Chivas de Guadalajara anunciaron el lunes al serbio Velljko Paunović como su nuevo D.T. en reemplazo de Ricardo Cadena de cara al Clausura 2022 que inicia en enero.

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llegó a Girona, la última escala que tendrá antes de viajar a Qatar.

En Girona, el Tri disputará dos partidos amistosos.

Uno ante Irak el 9 de noviembre y otro ante Suecia el 16.

Se espera que Raúl Jiménez esté ante Irak, dependiendo de la evolución de su lesión.

Otro jugador al que el Tata Martino esperará hasta el final es al Tecatito Corona, aunque su situación parece más complicada.

Checo ya es 2do. en la clasificación de pilotos Sergio ‘Checo’ Pérez terminó tercero en el Gran Premio de México con lo que subió a la 2da. posición en la clasificación de pilotos de la Fórmula 1.

Antes del domingo, al piloto mexicano le faltaban dos puntos para alcanzar a Charles Leclerc, pero el podio alcanzado en el Autódromo de los Hermanos Rodríguez, más la sexta posición del piloto de Ferrari, subió al Checo a la 2da. posición por detrás de Max Verstappen, su compañero de equipo. A Checo le quedan dos carreras para mantener esa posición. El Gran Premio de Sao Paulo el 13 de noviembre y el Gran Premio de Abu Dhabi una semana después.

Verstappen, quien ya se había coronado campeón en Japón, consiguió su 14ta. victoria de la temporada, situándolo como el corredor con más victorias en un año

2015 y luego dirigió al Chicago Fire de la MLS y al Reading FC de la 2da. division inglesa.

Como jugador tuvo un paso por el Atlético de Madrid, en donde conocería al actual director Deportivo del Rebaño, Fernando Hierro.

El serbio le dijo al canal de Twitter de las Chivas que desde que estaba en la MLS ya tenía conocimiento de Chivas y que siempre les miraba de reojo.

Grifol deja a los Royals por los White Sox Pedro Grifol, coach de banca de los Kansas City Royals hasta el final de la temporada pasada, ha sido escogido como el nuevo manager de los Chicago White Sox, rival divisional de KC. Grifol llegará a Chicago en reemplazo del miembro del Salón de la Fama, Tony La Russa, quien se retiró del béisbol citando problemas de salud.

Los Royals entrevistaron y dejaron pasar a Grifol en las dos veces que se encontraron sin manager. La primera vez en 2019 cuando trajeron a Mike Matheny en reemplazo de Ned Yost y ahora cuando contrataron a Matt Cuatraro en reemplazo de Matheny.

Se ha sabido que Grifol también entrevistó con los Miami Marlins pero los de la Florida decidieron ir por Skip Schumacher.

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