Online comment system to require real names
The Kansas news site LJWorld announces a shift to real-name commenting across its platforms. Beginning Thursday, users must link accounts to Facebook and related sites to post publicly. Reading and subscription remain unchanged, with questions directed to Managing Editor Julie Wright.
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Kansas fossil hunter seeks state dinosaur name
Alan Detrich, a 66 year old fossil hunter near Lawrence, has hunted for 28 years to have Kansas adopt a state fossil. This final effort comes after more than a decade of trying, with Kansas one of 11 states without a designated state fossil.
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Justices grill attorneys in school finance case
Kansas Supreme Court justices pressed lawyers on both sides in Gannon v Kansas, focusing the sharpest questions on plaintiffs seeking hundreds of millions in new funding. The suit alleges the 2008 education cuts breached the constitutional duty to provide suitable public school financing.
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City leaders seek meeting with Delaware Tribe over North Lawrence land
Lawrence city commissioners directed City Manager David Corliss to arrange a face to face meeting with Delaware Tribe of Indians leaders. The goal is to learn the tribe s intentions for developing a prime North Lawrence property along the Kansas Turnpike. The move came at a Tuesday evening council session.
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