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The Anchor has been seized by state officials for nonpayment of taxes.

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Mayor suggests former downtown library become new police HQ

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The former downtown library near Century II could become the Wichita Police Department’s new headquarters. At least, that’s the idea floated by Wichita Mayor Lily Wu at her first State of the City address Sunday night. “That would restore a great public asset with a civic use and put officers closer to a critical part […]See the Story

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