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Kansas Needs Water Markets, Not More Water Bureaucracy
Kansas has a serious water problem, especially in the west. But more government is unlikely to solve a problem that government policy helped worsen. The Kansas Geological Survey has documented decades of groundwater declines across the High Plains…
Honolulu Council should reconsider restrictions on…
The Honolulu Charter Commission, which convenes once every 10 years, has concluded its work and…
Lifting water catchment prohibitions could make it…
The following commentary was originally published July 16, 2026, in The Garden Island under the…
Curbside teller rules are obsolete, should be repealed
July 15, 2026, 9 a.m. Honolulu HaleTo: Honolulu City Council Committee on Infrastructure,…
Repeal outdated ordinance for curbside teller…
July 8, 2026, 10 a.m. Honolulu HaleTo: Honolulu City Council Tommy Waters, Chair Andria Tupola, Vice…
Allow farmers markets in city parks to help entrepreneurs
July 8, 2026, 10 a.m. Honolulu HaleTo: Honolulu City Council Tommy Waters, Chair Andria Tupola, Vice ChairFrom: Grassroot Institute of HawaiiTed Kefalas, Director of Strategic Campaigns RE: Bill 30 (2026), CD1 — RELATING TO PUBLIC PARKSAloha Chair…
When licensing goes too far
I always enjoy the opportunity to close out the legislative session talking with the people that we…
Rural Hospitals Need Prosperity – Kansas Policy…
Kansas now has more rural hospitals at immediate risk of closure than any other state, according to…
Judge Glock on Local Impact
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iptUEVT5NFM Susan Pendergrass speaks with Judge Glock, director of…
Missouri Continues Telemedicine Momentum
Is Missouri finally starting to treat telemedicine like modern healthcare? As I’ve written many…
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