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Wyandotte DailyNewsVolume 45, Issue 13

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Providence sold

Turner basketball player has college hopes

Providence Medical Center was sold to a for-profit hospital system, Prime Healthcare Services Inc., shortly after the Kansas attorney general's announcement that the sale could go forward. Attorney General Derek Schmidt listened to testimony March 27 about the sale. (Staff photo by Mary Rupert) Story on page 2.

Mason James Murrow, 2, a Kansas City, Kan., resident, got to sit in the driver's seat of a fire truck Saturday, March 30, at the Easter carnival and Easter egg hunt at Living Water United Methodist Church, 3001 N. 115th St. (Staff photo)

Easter carnival

McKenna “Rudy” Mortell’s team went 1-19 this year, but she has hopes for a college basketball career. - Story on page 7.

Holland wins mayoral election

Mark Holland has won the mayoral election in Kansas City, Kan. Holland received 56 percent of the vote to Ann Mur-guia's 43 percent. When asked how it felt, Holland said, "It feels great. What a great hometown." The mayor-elect is the pastor of Trinity Community Church, Kansas City, Kan., who has served as a Unified Government commissioner at large, 1st District, for six years. He received the endorsement of Mayor Joe Reardon and former Mayor Carol Marinovich during the campaign. Murguia said while disappointed by the results, she

The mayor-elect of the Unified Government is Mark Holland, who won election April 2 with 56 percent of the vote. He was at a victory party at Tapatio restaurant at Prescott Plaza, 151 S. 18th. (Photo by William Crum)

see Election page 12

More election coverage on page 12-13.