KU bars chalk ads off campus sidewalks policy update
Kansas University bans outside businesses from sidewalk chalk advertising on campus this semester, likening chalk to a billboard. Student groups may still chalk, while noncompliant businesses could face cleanup costs or trespassing charges. Some students oppose but others welcome reduced binge drinking and cleaner sidewalks.
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Mediators guide parents through divorce
Douglas County District Court officials and volunteers describe mediation as a future focused path for separating parents to resolve custody and visitation issues. The pilot program, aimed at low income families, provides access to mediation to create parenting plans outside court, with donated fees sustaining supplies and efforts.
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Eat Local Challenge draws 432 participants this year
The third annual Eat Local Challenge drew 432 participants Aug 14 22, up 72 percent from last year. The Merc sponsor, with new partners planned for 2015, awarded T shirts for earning six stickers. 65 already qualified. A Sunday reception and local-food tastings drew about 80 attendees.
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