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Sarah Kessinger

Sarah Kessinger

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Editor and Publisher, The Marysville Advocate

Kansas, Marysville

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Literature Reviews , Personal Essays , Cultural And Historical Essays On China

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Nothing is off limits. Boundaries don't go with wings.

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 825

  • Volunteers make it happen

    By Sarah Kessinger Verified| The Marysville Advocate Verified The air is finally warming as spring settles into Marshall County. When the wind stops irritating everyone incessantly, it’s nice to get out, walk about and soak in the Vitamin D from all that sunlight. Lilacs, tulips, daffodils and violets decorate the landscape. kAmp DFC6 H2J E@ =:7E DA:C:ED E9:D DAC:?8 :D E@ DA6?5 E:>6 2>@?8 A@D:E:G6 A6@A=6] *@F 42? 7:?5 E96> :?

    By Sarah Kessinger Verified · The Marysville Advocate

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • RSVP program here feels effect of federal cuts

    By Sarah Kessinger Verified| The Marysville Advocate Verified The board and staff of Marshall County’s RSVP, which helps elder citizens with their tax filings, Medicare drug plans and meals, have learned the agency’s annual federal grant will not be renewed this year. The grant totaled $55,000 in 2024, which is about half of the agency’s operating budget, said Adam Borgman, administrator and volunteer coordinator of RSVP, which stands for Retired Senior Volunteer Program. The office is in Marysville.

    By Sarah Kessinger Verified · The Marysville Advocate

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Volunteers make it happen

    By Sarah Kessinger Verified| The Marysville Advocate Verified The air is finally warming as spring settles into Marshall County. When the wind stops irritating everyone incessantly, it’s nice to get out, walk about and soak in the Vitamin D from all that sunlight. Lilacs, tulips, daffodils and violets decorate the landscape. kAmp DFC6 H2J E@ =:7E DA:C:ED E9:D DAC:?8 :D E@ DA6?5 E:>6 2>@?8 A@D:E:G6 A6@A=6] *@F 42? 7:?5 E96> :?

    By Sarah Kessinger Verified · The Marysville Advocate

    Apr. 16, 2025

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The Marysville Advocate

Marysville, Kansas, United States

'+1 785-562-2317