Zombie Walk returns to downtown raising funds for Humane Society
The ninth annual Zombie Walk draws crowds to downtown Lawrence tonight starting at 6 p.m. at South Park. Participants will parade along Massachusetts Street with costumes and makeup, then return to the west side. Proceeds benefit the Lawrence Humane Society alongside other weekend Halloween events by the Lawrence Arts Center AIM Dance Co and Downtown Lawrence Inc. All ages can join a costume contest and enjoy food drinks and photo shoots.
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KU to Create Center for Sexual Assault Prevention SAPEC
Kansas University will create a four person Sexual Assault Prevention and Education Center SAPEC to coordinate the campus wide effort. The initial $200000 will cover salaries benefits and office equipment for the staff and center operations. Jane Tuttle Assistant Vice Provost for Student Affairs will oversee the new central coordinating office.
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Kansas voter charged with double-state felonies
Lincoln L. Wilson, a 64 year old Kansas Republican, faces three felony counts for voting in both Kansas and Colorado in the 2010 2012 and 2014 elections. He says he splits residence between Sherman County Kansas and Yuma County Colorado and believed he could vote in each state, not realizing the restrictions.
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HaZleton Faces 1.4 Million Grantant Attorney Fees
A federal judge in Scranton Pennsylvania ordered the city of Hazleton to pay 1,379,089.51 in attorney fees and 47,594 in court costs to the American Civil Liberties Union and private attorneys who challenged a 2006 ordinance linked to Kris Kobach advising tougher immigration laws.
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Topeka Pays 10000 Penalty for Sewage Spill
The city of Topeka agrees to a civil penalty of 10000 dollars after discharging 3 million gallons of raw sewage into the Kansas River, triggering an environmental enforcement action reported on Page 3A.
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