Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 12th of October.
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🏘️ Community
SENT Topeka hosted its annual Halloween costume giveaway on Saturday, Oct.
10 at the Community Resource Center. The nonprofit provided free costumes to children and families and aims to remove financial barriers to enjoying Halloween.
The Topeka Rescue Mission hosted its fourth annual Night of Faith on Oct.
11 at Fairlawn Nazarene Church, where community members gathered for music, prayer and testimonies to learn about its support programs. Donations and volunteer interest are expected to help continue the mission.
🎭 Culture
A Grammy-nominated quartet performed free classical music at the local library on Sunday, Oct.
11 (delivering works by Glazunov and Dvorak) and impressed visitors with their international acclaim. The group will begin a 17-day tour in Europe on Monday.
📰 Economy
More than 21,000 Kansas residents will soon receive letters — starting week of Oct.
19 — saying $34 million in medical debt is canceled. The initiative launched by Undue Medical Debt and Somos Votantes Education Fund covers those with high medical expenses relative to their income — easing financial burdens for eligible families.
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