Woman sentenced 31 months for home invasion shooting
Lawrence woman Kayshanna C. Poindexter, 26, received 31 months in prison after pleading no contest to aggravated battery in a December 2017 home invasion. She cooperated against three men charged in the robbery, which included four suspects entering a apartment and shooting the victim. Poindexter will serve two years of supervised release after her prison term, with the other defendants still awaiting trial.
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Walk the Loop community walks promote Lawrence Trail
Local groups plan October walks to feature the Lawrence Loop 22 mile plan. The event is a partnership among the Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department LMH Health Douglas County Emergency Management CERT Friends of Lawrence Area Trails FLAT and Rockland Apartments. Walks run Tuesdays and Thursdays October 2 through 18 from 5 to 6 pm at various trailheads.
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Red Dog's Dog Days Fitness Program Opens
Datebook lists events in Lawrence including Red Dog's Dog Days Fitness Program at 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. at Haskell Indian Nations University 155 E Indian Ave and a series of community activities. Details cover breakfast at Brandon Woods, library storytime for ages 3, Lions Club lunch at Conroys Pub, farmers market near 707 Vermont St, Walk the Loop at Hobbs Park, Anthony Lewis tour sessions at the library, and a Lawrence City Commission meeting at City Hall.
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Kansas tax collections up 11 percent in first quarter
The Kansas Department of Revenue reports July through September tax receipts at about 1.5 billion dollars, an 11 percent rise from a year ago. Individual income taxes climbed 21 percent, corporate income taxes grew 23 percent, and severance taxes led oil and gas revenue gains, while retail sales tax was largely flat.
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