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Public Hearings and Comment Period set on Kansas Gas Service rate increase request Kansas Gas Service has filed an application with the Kansas Corporation Commission requesting a $58.1 million net increase in base rates related to the fixed monthly customer charge and the gas delivery charge. If approved, the average monthly residential bill will increase by approximately $6.71 (10.41%) for customers who use less natural gas (73 Mcf or less per year) and $9.48 (8.25%) for those who use more natural gas (more than 73 Mcf per year).
The Commission has scheduled two public hearings to provide Kansas Gas Service customers an opportunity to learn more about the proposed rates, ask questions and make comments. The public hearing schedule appears below. All hearings will begin at 6 p.m. Central.
Anyone unable to attend in person may participate virtually via Zoom. Advance Zoom registration is required using the link below the preferred hearing date (see below). In addition, the hearings will be broadcast live on the KCC’s YouTube channel. No registration is required for viewing only.
Thursday, June 13 Washburn Institute of Technology Main Conference Center, Building A 5724 SW Huntoon St., Topeka, KS Click here to register by noon June 12 to participate by Zoom
Monday, June 17 Wichita State University, Lowe Auditorium Hughes Metropolitan Complex 5014 E 29th St. North, Wichita, KS Click here to register by noon June 16 to participate by Zoom
In addition to the hearings, Public Comments will be accepted through 5 p.m. Central, August 5, 2024. Customers can comment using the link below, send a letter to the KCC Office of Public Affairs and Consumer Protection, 1500 SW Arrowhead, Topeka, KS 66604-4027 (Be sure to reference D

Unfortunately, not all parts of this deal show up in the FCC's Universal Licensing System (ULS) yet, including the lead application which should include all the details. I will follow up with a more detailed post once that occurs.
What is publicly available so far are two applications to transfer all 42 of the EBS and BRS licenses owned by speculator SoniqWave to T-Mobile (see links below.)
https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/ApplicationSearch/applLicenses.jsp?applID=14680273&valCsNumOfRows=0&csPageNum=1
https://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/ApplicationSearch/applLicenses.jsp?applID=14679998
Under the 'Admin' tab of either application is a link to a PDF labelled "Reference to Lead Application", which gives us additional information. It says the parties "are assigning certain 3.45 GHz, ... EBS and ... BRS licenses and leases to each other." SoniqWave leases 16 EBS licenses, so hopefully this means that T-Mobile will also be taking over all of those leases.
SoniqWave currently owns no 3.45 GHz, so obviously T-Mobile is trading some of theirs to SoniqWave. T-Mobile holds 3.45 GHz licenses under both 'T-Mobile License LLC' and 'Nextel West Corp.' and both entities are listed as parties to this transaction.
All of T-Mobile's 3.45 GHz is worth far more than SoniqWave's 2.5 GHz, so only a subset will be included, possibly from some of the areas where they will be acquiring 2.5 GHz (presumably to reduce by how much they would exceed the FCC's spectrum screen, thus potentially speeding up transaction approval.)
Edit: SoniqWave 2.5 GHz licenses
Anchorage, AK : F1-4 (already leased to The Alaska Network, TMO's roaming partner) Dothan, AL : A1-4, D1-4 Huntsville, AL : D1-4 (TMO has 3.45 GHz) Yuma, AZ : A1-4, C1-4, D1-4, E1-4, F1-4, H1-3, G1-4 El Centro, CA : F1-4 Salinas/Monterey, CA : H3 (TMO has 3.45 GHz) Lakeland, FL : E1-4, F1-4 Lake City, FL : B1-4 (TMO has 3.45 GHz) Miami, FL : F1-4 (only a small area, TMO already has the rest) Venice, FL : C1-4 Columbus, GA : D1-4 LaGrange, GA : D1-4 (TMO has 3.45 GHz) Thomasville, GA : A1-4, C1-4 Des Moines, IA : G1-4 Idaho Falls, ID : E1-4 Fairmont, MN : B1-4 Lincoln, NE : A1-4, D3-4 Albuquerque, NM : E1-4, F1-4, BRS2 (TMO has 3.45 GHz) Farmington, NM : D1-4 Las Cruces, NM : D1-4, BTA244 (all BRS frequencies) Santa Fe, NM : B1-4, D1-4 Lawton, OK : F1-4 (TMO has 3.45 GHz) Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, PA : G1-4 (TMO has 3.45 GHz) Brenham, TX : A1-4 El Paso, TX : C1-4 (TMO has 3.45 GHz) Lubbock, TX : B1-4 Midland/Odessa, TX : A1-4 (TMO has 3.45 GHz) Charlottesville, VA : G1-4
SoniqWave 2.5 GHz leases
Birmingham, AL : D1-4, E1-4, G1-4 (TMO has 3.45 GHz) El Centro, CA : G1-4 Salinas/Monterey, CA : G1-4 (TMO has 3.45 GHz) Daytona Beach, FL : C1-4, D1-4, G1-4 Marianna, FL : A1-4, B1-4, D1-4 Palm Coast, FL : B1-4 Thomasville, GA : D1-4 Valdosta, GA : B1-4, G1-4 Topeka, KS : G1-4 El Paso, TX : D1-4 (TMO has 3.45 GHz)

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I’m located in Manhattan so I would prefer to remain close by if possible. I have I have a 14mm prime lens, a 24-70mm, and a 100-400mm, so distance from the storm itself isn’t a huge issue.
My dream is to get a Timelapse of a supercell forming and keep it going until it weakens or I have to take cover. BUT I’m meteorology dumb and don’t know what I should be looking for on radar apps. I have RadarScope and MyRadar, so any tips of what to look for would be helpful and much appreciated.
I’ll of course share my results here if I’m lucky enough to get the shot!
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Currently in rehab in Topeka, Ks. For treatment. I spent 10 years on active duty in the Army. First 5 years 01’-06’ I was in the Airborne Infantry. Second half of enlistment was spent as a Firefighter.
I deployed 3 times. Iraq 03’ 05’ and Afghanistan in 09’.
I self medicated with alcohol and couldn’t handle the depression anymore. Last month I tried to end it all.
I have 3 beautiful kids 10, 9 and 7. (The only reason I hung on to hope was them growing up not having me around).
Wife called the sheriffs department and they arrested me for unlawful use of a handgun.
Got out on bond and now I’m in rehab until my court date.
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Is there anyone in Topeka that knows about emergency shelters or shelters that are not full? Trying to help a family member out. Shes pregnant and she also has her husband and 3 year old with her and no place to go. They went to the rescue mission but they don’t have any room.

Currently in Topeka, KS and just got a raise to 69k. I am finishing my masters and trying to figure out what I should do for progression I currently work in public sector so no room for raises or promotions really as all is determined by the government. I currently do hybrid and I trying to think of what I should do next. I don’t necessarily want to move to Kansas City as hcol compared to Topeka as I have a home here. Should I try and find straight remote work or try and find somewhere that offers hybrid here. Only problem not many good places to look for here for more money wise. Currently have 2 years experience working with budgets and minimal work in SQL and just don’t know what I should do next. All advice is welcomed!

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Official unemployment figures for the Topeka economy were updated today. Numbers for February have been finalized and preliminary figures for March have now been made available.
February
The unemployment rate increased to 3.2% in February. 323 positions were added, but 679 workers entering the labor force caused the unemployment rate to increase. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 1,200. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.
March (preliminary)
The unemployment rate fell to 2.9% in March. 1,126 positions were added, with only 840 workers entering the labor force causing the unemployment rate decrease. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 1,100. No individual sector saw significant employment changes.
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1968 ranch house in Topeka, KS that I bought from my grandparents. I have a semi finished basement that I am reworking some walls in. It is a walkout basement with one long back side of the house almost completely above ground, another short side and long front side about 6 feet under soil, and the other short side underground but with a full depth garage on that side. It is completely cooled and heated, has no need for a sump, the humidity stays within the same range as the upstairs and the temperature stays about 5-10 degrees cooler than upstairs depending on season. I pulled down the 1970 drywall on the long side that's 6 feet under and to my surprise found that the drywall was fixed to 1 inch furring strips that were glued to the wall. Not a single sign of mold or moisture on either drywall or furring strips. I assumed I would see some type of moisture but everything is dry and seems to have been always. It's totally possible my grandfather had some type of exterior waterproofing done when he built. I assumed I would need to put up foam board but I'm thinking that maybe I can get away with framing an inch from the block for air exchange space and put Rockwood in between studs with drywall on top. Thoughts?

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