Monday, November 6, 2023

Get out and vote

Dear Chief,

I need to report a case of missing campaign signs in the Oakland area. The City Council person from that area is always constantly reminding us ….. the area is not safe and that there are many problems within that district with roads and Street lights and safety. She probably does most of her council meetings from home over zoom because she feels unsafe leaving the house.

As the treasurer of Craig McCullagh's campaign for City Council, I am now a believer that that area needs improvement.

https://www.mccullah4ks.com/blank-3

Vote for Craig McCullah on Tuesday, November 7th.


--
Henry McClure 
Time kills deals
785-383-9994

Fwd: Don't miss the Ichabods of Industry with Ken Schmanke



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From: Washburn University Alumni Association and Foundation <contactus@wualumni.org>
Date: Mon, Nov 6, 2023 at 10:48 AM
Subject: Don't miss the Ichabods of Industry with Ken Schmanke
To: Henry A. McClure <mcre13@gmail.com>


 

Join us for our first afternoon Ichabods of Industry
Washburn University Alumni Association and Foundation
Ichabods of Industry Email

The first afternoon Ichabods of Industry speaker is Ken Schmanke, bba '88, CEO of K1 Realty. In his presentation, Rethinking How and Where We Work, Ken will discuss commercial real estate and the future of work.

Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2023

4:30 p.m.- mix and mingle

Light snacks and cash bar available

5:15 p.m. - presentation

Bradbury Thompson Alumni Center
Washburn University

$10 for alumni members
$13 for non-members
Register Now

KenScmanke
Ken Schmanke, bba '88

Ken Schmanke has been a leader in the Topeka, Kansas commercial real estate market since 1988. His experience and career path have led to the creation of several businesses and numerous investments. He enjoys his work, mostly because of the wonderful relationships with past, present, and future team members and customers as he currently serves as the founder, president and CEO of K1 Realty.

For questions, contact Katrina Poulsen at kpouslen@wualumni.org or 785.670.2303.

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--
Henry McClure 
Time kills deals
785-383-9994

Saturday, November 4, 2023

FW: Don't miss out! Your home is full of stories.

 

 

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Friday, November 3, 2023

Mike Johnson HUMILIATES Jerry Nadler TO His Face In Congress

The Rise of East Village: Unveiling Topeka's Industrial Business Redevelopment Plan

 Welcoming East Village, the vibrant heart of Topeka's industrial business redevelopment plan.


Positioned as a catalyst for transformation, this explores the exciting revival of the once-forgotten district. We delve into the captivating story of East Village's revival, its rich historical significance, and the innovative plan that aims to reshape the landscape of this dynamic part of town in the heart of Topeka.