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Your comments are requested!

The newly appointed City of Chanute Parks Advisory Board wants your input and opinion about local parks. Take a few moments and jot down the answers to the questions below and return the information to:

Chanute City Manager's Office
PO Box 907
Chanute, KS 66720

  1. What do you like about your park?
  2. Do you feel your park is a safe environment for your children?
  3. What improvements would you like to see made?
  4. What features about your neighborhood park do you not like?
  5. What activities would you like to see implemented in your park (example: plays, concerts, etc.)
  6. Describe your fantasy neighborhood park, if cost was not a factor.
  7. What time of day do you normally visit the park?
  8. What time of year do you normally visit the park?
  9. Do you use other park facilities?
  10. Would you be interested in volunteering to clean up/maintain the park?
  11. What is the age range of the children who usually visit the park with you?
If you would like to learn more about becoming involved in this city project, or any project underway to improve the quality of life in Chanute, contact the city office at 431-5200 or the  Chamber at 431-3350.

KSBDC available for assistance

The Kansas Small Business Development Center, Business and Technology Institute, at Pittsburg State University has announced the schedule for seminars and open counseling sessions for the fall and winter. The programs available have been designed for small-business owners and potential small business owners in Southeast Kansas. The KSBDC at PSU is part of a statewide network created to strengthen the business side of small business. The agency provides free professional counseling and low-cost seminars to small businesses to help them succeed. Any small business (generally defined as those with less than 500 employees) located or intending to locate within the service area may receive assistance. The center services the counties of Allen, Anderson, Bourbon, Chautauqua, Cherokee, Crawford, Elk, Labette, Linn, Montgomery, Neosho and Wilson.
In Chanute programs are held in the Neosho County Community College Workforce Development Center in the lower level of Chapman Library. The next open counseling is scheduled for Thursday, January 12th, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

For more information on their programs, to contact the KSBDC to make an appointment call, (620) 235-4920 or call the Chamber at 431-3350.

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