City weighs taxes to fund $42 million police needs
Lawrence budget officials project funding options for a $42 million Police Department facilities and staffing plan including a $30 million headquarters and an added $12 million, with commissioners to review a funding scenario. Mayor Schumm favors gradual tax impact on taxpayers.
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Bob Schumm
City Hall
Property tax hike eyed to fund police expansion
A proposed tax plan adds 4.7 mills to property taxes to cover extra police officers. On a $200,000 home this would yield about $108 more per year in taxes plus existing sales tax.
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Regents Set to Review KU Tuition and Admissions Rules
Kansas University faces higher costs as the Kansas Board of Regents considers tuition hikes across six universities and tougher KU admission standards. Resident freshmen under the compact would pay 4.9 percent more, totaling 4839 for a 15 credit hour semester, while nonresident freshmen would rise 5 percent to 11874. Transfer and longer‑enrolment students would see a 4.9 percent increase for residents and 6.7 percent for others.
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Topeka
Kansas University
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas
KU Dining upgrades set after Pearson Hall reopen
Kansas University students living on campus will see menu upgrades as Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall reopens after a 13.1 million renovation. The revamped food area designed with a food service consultant mirrors plans for Mrs E s and Lewis Hall dining with the Daisy Hill residence halls. The North College Cafe will be open to all students with dining plans.
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KU Dining Services
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Bramlage Family Remembered At Junction City Funeral
Six members of the Bramlage family from Junction City who perished in a recent plane crash were honored at a Monday funeral service. The service reflected on the lives of the deceased and their impact on relatives and community.
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Junction City
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