Four-story apartment plan eyed atop Pachamamas site
Lawrence Public Incentives Review Committee moved to approve a tax incentive that would save the Pachamamas redevelopment team about 315000 dollars in sales taxes on construction materials. The measure now goes to the City Commission for a final vote where support is uncertain. Committee member Leslie Soden was the lone vote against the project. The proposal envisions four stories of apartments above the current building at 800 New Hampshire Street led by Mike Treanor and Doug Compton.
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Kansas ends $25 ATM cap on cash aid withdrawals
Kansas rescinds a $25 per day limit on cash assistance card withdrawals affecting about 15,000 residents. The move follows guidance from the U S Health and Human Services Department and prior legislative debate, with officials saying the limit would hamper access to benefits.
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Legislators reopen debate on body cameras for police
Kansas legislators resume discussion on mandating body cameras for police. A key Republican vows to resolve past issues that blocked a camera policy last year after a white officer shot an 18-year-old in Ferguson, Missouri. Law enforcement groups press for clear standards and funding.
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