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WCDO News — Tuesday 6-18-13
Delaware County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested 39-year-old Keith DeGraw of Kansas City, Kansas & Walton on a bench warrant issued by Walton Town Court for failure to appear. DeGraw was arraigned in Walton Town Court and remanded to the Delaware County Jail on $5000 cash bail or $1000 bond. He is scheduled to reappear in Walton Town Court at a later date.
Delaware County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested 23-year-old Cameron Wentz of Delhi for Criminal Possession of a Weapon and Criminal Possession of Stolen Property. The arrest took place at the conclusion of a home inspection conducted by Delaware County Probation. He was arraigned and remanded to the Delaware County Correctional Facility on $500 Cash Bail or $1,000 property bond.
A bi-partisan agreement has been reached between the state Legislature and the Governor that will fully restore funding to programs for the developmentally disabled. The agreement would restore the $90 million cut, According to the bill language, a previously established working group will come up with savings recommendations without impacting vital programs such as adult day care. If the savings fall short of the $90 million objective, state funds will be used to make up for the difference.
Delaware County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested 23-year-old Cameron Wentz of Delhi for Criminal Possession of a Weapon and Criminal Possession of Stolen Property. The arrest took place at the conclusion of a home inspection conducted by Delaware County Probation. He was arraigned and remanded to the Delaware County Correctional Facility on $500 Cash Bail or $1,000 property bond.
A bi-partisan agreement has been reached between the state Legislature and the Governor that will fully restore funding to programs for the developmentally disabled. The agreement would restore the $90 million cut, According to the bill language, a previously established working group will come up with savings recommendations without impacting vital programs such as adult day care. If the savings fall short of the $90 million objective, state funds will be used to make up for the difference.