Meneley seeks return to Shawnee sheriff post in Aug primary
Dave Meneley, 54, ousted as Shawnee County sheriff on Feb 24 after two judges ruled perjury and concealing evidence in a 1996 cocaine theft probe, filed for the Aug 1 Republican primary to face Gov. Graves appointee Dick Barta. He still faces 22 criminal counts including two perjury counts.
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Former India School building to become DCCCA space in Lawrence
Lawrence planning commissioners voted unanimously to approve preliminary and final plats for the former India School property at 23rd and Harper. DCCCA will use one curb cut onto 23rd Street with a potential access review if another entity buys the lot. The district pays $860,000 to acquire the site.
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Findley files for fourth term in Kansas House
State Rep. Troy Findley, 35, Democrat, filed candidacy for a fourth term from the 46th District at the Secretary of State's office. He touts six years in the legislature and leadership experience, aiming to boost college aid and expand early childhood education while emphasizing Douglas County roots.
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Free State High student says fire was accidental
A Free State High student testified that the March 28 bathroom fire at the school was an accident. Jeremy E. Boileau, 19, is charged with aggravated arson in Douglas County District Court. He said he was lighting a cigarette with matches when the door opened and he threw the burning matches into a trash can. Two classmates testified he played with matches and a lighter in class prior to the blaze. The trial was to conclude that day.
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