Judge dismisses part of ex KU rower's Title IX suit
A federal judge trimmed Tudor Tackett's Title IX case against the University of Kansas, ruling the university cannot be liable for the rape occurring before it, and that alleged policies tying female rowers to football events and off campus parties do not link to the incident. The judge kept alive other claims including deliberate indifference to the rape report and coach comments, and allowed an amendment to add a transfer detail about the involved football player.
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Kaw Valley Seed Fair welcomes gardeners of all levels
Gardeners of all skill levels are invited to the Kaw Valley Seed Fair at the Douglas County Fairgrounds from 9 am to 3 pm. The eighth annual free event draws about 1,000 people for seed sharing, demos, kids activities, raffles, and veggie fare from The Purple Carrot Co-op. Organizers highlight accessibility for beginners and a seed exchange featuring 25 area exhibitors including the Douglas County Extension Master Gardeners.
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Court ruling says open records apply to county hospital operator
The Kansas Court of Appeals held that financial records of Kiowa County Memorial Hospital are subject to the Kansas Open Records Act even though a nonprofit operator runs the facility under lease. The decision affirmed a lower court ruling that Great Plains of Kiowa County Inc. cannot shield hospital records, and it upheld a $500 fine for denying the records request.
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KU student activist arrested on warrants
KU activist Trinity Carpenter, 30, was arrested Thursday at 1420 Research Park Drive on Lawrence Municipal Court failure to appear warrants. She posted a $520 bond and was released the same day. Carpenter has prior convictions from 2005 to 2008 including conspiracy to commit robbery and criminal damage. She is active with Lawrence Black Lives Matter and participated in protests at city and school board meetings.
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