Swearingen Prepares Sheep for Douglas County Fair
Holly Swearingen, a longtime 4-H member from Eudora, is shown preparing a ewe for the Douglas County Fair 4-H livestock competition. Cleo the Great Pyrenees guards the flock as Swearingen brushes and rubs the sheep before judging.
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KU Innocence Project wins appeal in Topeka murder case
KU law school project for Innocence and Post-Conviction Remedies wins a federal appeal for Kimberly Sharp. Abby West, KU Law graduate, helped collect cases showing wrongful convictions. The 10th U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver ruled Sharp was unconstitutionally convicted.
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City Commission halts bus hub plan at 21st and Stewart
City commissioners rejected a proposal to build a central transit hub at 21st and Stewart in east Iowa Street, offering no clear alternative site. Transit chief Robert Nugent cited cost and alignment with KU plans, while residents urged Centennial Park near Ninth and Iowa as a viable option. Community opposition cited lack of amenities and added traffic concerns.
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City Budget Bets on Hotel Stays and Liquor Sales
Lawrence city commissioners push a 2016 budget that assumes rising hotel stays and increased liquor sales. At Tuesday’s meeting they published the proposed budget and moved a key procedural step toward approval.
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Town Talk fund announces Aug 4 public hearing on budget
Town Talk fund schedules a public hearing for August 4 to consider approving the budget and the tax rate for the coming year. The meeting details are referenced under BUDGET on page 5A.
Westar Hearing Draws Crowd in Topeka on Rate Increase
More than a hundred residents packed a Topeka public hearing Tuesday to express views on Westar Energy proposed rate hike. Participants included local officials and ratepayers voicing support and opposition amid ongoing deliberations.
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