Court sets aside Hard 50 sentence in Soto case
Kansas Supreme Court voided Rogelio Soto's 50 year Hard 50 murder sentence after finding rights were violated when a judge imposed the term without a jury. Justices did not decide whether recent legislative changes to the law apply to this case.
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Volunteer Mills Finds Purpose After Loss at LMH
Janet Mills lost her husband of 59 years and contacted Lawrence Memorial Hospital volunteer director Allyson Leland. Mills filled hours with LMH shifts and became front end manager at Trinity In-Home Care, earning an agency nomination for outstanding service.
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United Way Douglas County spotlights local volunteers
Micki Chestnut, communications director for the United Way of Douglas County, notes the program highlights volunteers and charities supported by United Way in occasional features.
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Two Kansas all stars honored as retirement and obituary notes
Gordon Hibbard of Manhattan announced plans to retire as president and CEO of the Kansas 4-H Foundation after 15 years, shaping state 4-H programs at Rock Springs Center. Bill Mayer, longtime Journal-World journalist, died last week after a 60-year career noted for integrity, loyalty to KU sports, and willingness to critique when needed.
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