City Compost and Mulch Sales Planned With Schedules
The city will sell compost at 1420 E lth St from Sept 23 to 25 and mulch from Oct 7 to 9. Hours are 8 am to 3 pm Thursday and Friday and 8 am to 4 pm Saturday. Cost is $10 per truck load with higher rates for larger trucks. self loading is free and city staff can load standard pickups. Compost is residential use only. mulch buyers should bring a tarp to prevent littering. Call 832-7297 for Sound Off questions.
Farmers' Markets questioned as town plans
At the weekly Farmers' Market at Sixth and Wakarusa streets townspeople weigh market needs. A respondent says the current five markets provide adequate coverage and no immediate expansion is planned.
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Old tractors revived for northeast Kansas garden tractor pulls
Keith Moody and Jason Wunder restore 1960s to 1980s garden tractors in Topeka to compete in NE Kansas tractor pulls. Moody started in 2007, Wunder in his first year. they also sell refurbished machines to fund their hobby, targeting Cub Cadet Sears Wheel Horse Montgomery Ward and certain John Deere models. They compete at events such as a July 24 NEK Stock Garden Tractor Pullers meet in Everest.
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Advocates push to end Kansas death penalty after No Tomorrow screening
Advocates including Lowery and Shawn Bryant call for abolition after a documentary on a death penalty case and a Kansas Senate bill to end capital punishment. Kansas has nine inmates on death row but none executed since 1965. Organizers vow continued work, hoping new officials revisit the issue next session. Reporter Shaun Hittle can be reached at 832-7173.
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City Tap Water Taste Feedback and Poll
Readers are invited to visit LJWorld.com to gauge public opinion on city tap water taste, view additional responses, and cast a vote in the poll. The prompt encourages participation and suggests checking back for results and broader commentary from residents.
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