Lawrence food bank chief resigns amid tax, accounting probe
Jeremy Farmer 32, executive director of Just Food in Lawrence, resigns amid revelations he failed to pay 61000 in payroll taxes and misled the board about accounting. He stepped down from mayoral post two days earlier, by mutual agreement. Board says he dismissed the outside accountant without consent. agency reviews ongoing.
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KU records dispute ends in out of court settlement
Kansas University School of Business teacher Art Hall settles with KU and student Schuyler Kraus to avoid trial. KU releases a limited set of documents after Kraus filed a Kansas Open Records Act request, including a funding agreement for KU's Center for Applied Economics and Hall correspondence.
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Apple co founder Steve Wozniak to speak at KU Lied Center
Apple co founder Steve Wozniak will deliver the Anderson Chandler Lecture at 11 a.m. November 20 at the Lied Center, KU in partnership with the Self Engineering Leadership Fellows Program during Global Entrepreneurship Week. Wozniak, who left Apple in 1985, is chief scientist at Primary Data and has earned the National Medal of Technology and inducted into the Inventors Hall of Fame. His wife Janet is a Baker University alumna and KU education graduate.
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Rewriting history the Kansas way by Conrad Swanson
Lawrence artist Dave Loewenstein leads the Kansas People's History Project to surface misinterpreted or ignored local stories. In a year-long effort, he and dozens of participants gathered at the Watkins Museum of History to workshop ideas and decide which narratives to tell, exploring history side by side rather than replace it.
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Thunderstorm Today Forecast Shaping Up
Weather page notes a thunderstorm risk for today with possible heavy rain and brief gusts. Local meteorologists urge residents to secure outdoor items and monitor updates as radar shows developing storm cells moving through the area.
Kansas Faces Welfare Rule Overhaul to Keep Child Care Funds
A brief note on Page 3A reports new federal rules require Kansas to adjust its welfare laws to maintain eligibility for federal child care funding. The change could affect program administration and benefit access for families relying on subsidies.
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