First inspection roundup of Lawrence area eateries
A monthly review lists shops stores and cafes with violations including ten or more code issues and adjustments. Inspectors also visited Baldwin City eateries near Baker University with similar findings, while full reports are posted online at agriculture ks gov for details.
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Douglas County restaurant inspections show mixed compliance
Excerpt from Conrad Swanson's Lights & Sirens column lists several Douglas County eateries with varying violations from early November. Eight violations at 7's Divine Espresso & Coffee Roaster mark out of compliance. Kappa Sigma Beta Tau Fraternity shows 13 violations. others like Subway and Crimson & Brews have multiple issues but remain open.
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Douglas County approves juvenile justice reforms grants
The Douglas County Commission, in under five minutes, approved two consent items tied to state juvenile justice reforms. One creates alternate placements for certain youths and those released from state facilities under a memorandum with the Kansas Department of Corrections. The other allocates 250000 in state grants for early 2017 to fund new county juvenile justice practices. The next meeting is at 4 p.m. November 30.
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Jenkins eyes Kansas governor bid in post Trump era
Kansas figures weigh Jenkins as potential GOP governor candidate amid outsider risk and Trump era shifts. Analysts say her Washington tenure could invite challenge from outsiders, while Jenkins emphasizes tax reform and repealing Obama health care law to seize opportunities with a unified federal government.
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LMH to add parking as outpatient traffic grows
LMH plans 55 new parking spaces costing about 175000 as outpatient care dominates revenue at 76 percent. Sun day front entrance spots to be added, with spring start for phase two, under a 14 million capital budget including resurfacing and facility updates across LMH campuses.
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Lawton policy guides ALPR data use in Lawrence
Washington Post notes lack of policies on ALPR data usage, but Lawrence Police Department has a three page policy limiting retention to 60 days unless evidence in a criminal action. Data stored on password protected server with access logs and restricted to official law enforcement business. Policy adopted June 2016. prior guidelines unclear.
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