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News Director for News Radio KMAN. Native of Boise, ID and Kansas City, MO. University of Central Missouri alum. Tweets are my own.
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Network Connectivity-based stream classification for the Conterminous United States

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By Brandon K. Peoples Verified, Julian D. Olden, Stephen R. Midway, Shweta Singh Verified, Haripriyan Uthayakumar
| Nature Verified
Abstract Stream classification plays an important role in the study and management of freshwater ecosystems. Many classification schemes exist that focus predominantly on physical habitat, hydrology, and thermal regimes, but few frameworks explicitly include river network connectivity.
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Masterson vows work on property tax reform following Gov. Kelly's veto

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By Brandon K. Peoples Verified, Arturo Mauricio
| The Manhattan Mercury Verified
A top Kansas Senate official running for governor said he’s disappointed that a bill to cap property tax increases failed to get Gov. Laura Kelly’s approval this week. Kelly vetoed House Bill 2043, which aimed to create a protest petition process allowing voters to challenge local government budget increases exceeding 3% of the Midwest Consumer Price Index. The petition would have required signatures from 10% of registered voters in a jurisdiction.
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Estabrook suspends campaign for Kansas House, citing health concerns

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By Brandon K. Peoples Verified
| KMKF-FM (Manhattan, KS) Verified
Aaron Estabrook is suspending his campaign for the Kansas House of Representatives. The former Manhattan city commissioner and school board member posted on social media Thursday morning his decision comes after “reflecting on several important factors,” — most notably underlying health concerns and ensuring that he takes necessary time to fully recover and regain his strength. “I am incredibly grateful to everyone who supported this campaign,” he said.
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