Lawrence wins $500000 grant for Safe Routes to School
Lawrence will receive a $394,000 transportation alternatives grant from KDOT for Safe Routes to School, matching $98,500 city funds to add sidewalks and up to eight flashing beacon crosswalks. Project engineer Nick Voss says designs are pending KDOT approval and city commission must authorize plans. Denise Johnson of the school district champions walking to school and safety as plans move forward.
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Kansas job growth forecast tepid at 0.1 percent for 2018
Wichita State University researchers project Kansas employment to rise only 0.1 percent in 2018, adding about 1,500 jobs amid a summer 0.8 percent drop. Despite the slim growth, economist Jeremy Hill notes households feel optimistic due to full employment and a tight labor market. The outlook was shared at the 38th Kansas Economic Outlook Conference in Wichita.
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Tobacco sales to teens lead to charges in Douglas County
Eight residents face misdemeanor charges for selling cigarettes or tobacco products to people under 18. The cases arise from Kansas Department of Revenue routine enforcement with underage buyers. Defendants allegedly sold in April and June. penalties range from 200 to 1000 dollars and up to six months in jail.
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