Tax plan warning says Kansas could face ruin
A non profit policy group warns the Kansas Legislature's tax plan would drain reserves, cut education, raise taxes on lower income families and favor the rich. Center on Budget and Policy Priorities states the plan risks harming low and moderate income residents and urges course change.
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KU Mini College draws record 151 students this year
KU's fifth annual Mini College welcomed a record 151 adult learners, many retirees, who paid 250 dollars for a week of on campus classes led by faculty. Professor Jan Kozma spoke in Spooner Hall as attendees sampled Italian prosciutto and parmigiano reggiano.
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WOW planning service upgrade boosts Lawrence Internet speeds
Lawrence awaits a major WOW upgrade to expand broadband capacity linking local infrastructure to a nationwide fiber network. Kelvin Fee, senior vice president, says the upgrade will provide a bigger pipe to the outside world and resolve earlier slow speeds within about a month as WOW replaces the Knology brand locally.
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