Wildlife Uses KU Nighttime Cameras Caught On Campus
Cameras installed by Kansas University's Public Safety office reveal nocturnal wildlife roaming campus spaces alongside lingering social activity. Captain James Anguiano notes wildlife movement increases in construction zones as animals seek new habitats, highlighting the campus blend of pastoral landscaping and surrounding woods where mammals birds and other creatures coexist with students and staff.
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Youth program helps Douglas County teens with differences
Independence Inc discovers and guides local teens with physical differences toward fitting jobs through its Youth Development Program in Douglas County. Page 3A.
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Energy fight casts shadow on primary in Kansas
Republican primary voters on August 5 face renewed clashes over renewable energy standards as the Kansas Chamber of Commerce backs candidates opposing GOP lawmakers who voted to repeal a law mandating utilities to produce a portion of energy from renewables. Incumbent Rep. Russ Jennings of Lakin bears the chamber’s pressure amid the campaign.
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Higher property taxes likely in 2015 in Lawrence Kansas
A 15 mill property tax increase is projected for 2015 to maintain current service levels, regardless of a new $30 million police headquarters. City Commissioner Vacavia UUVLIISS says tax increases are hard to avoid.
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