Justices question timing of ruling on COVID law in Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court wrestles with constitutionality of a 10 day ruling requirement for county COVID restrictions. Justices show skepticism about the law while an appeal on a Johnson County mask mandate case proceeds. The July ruling on the county law raised questions of due process and court power, with live cases still needed.
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Deerfield team wins first in Boys and Girls Club talent show
Deerfield Elementary School from Lawrence captured first place at the Lights On Talent Show hosted by the Boys and Girls Club of Lawrence. Langston Hughes and Woodlawn teams took second and third as Deerfield marked its first victory in the 22 year history, with Amanda Love co hosting and performing.
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Kansas sets public hearings for redistricting dates
Kansas legislative committees set four joint hearings in November across the state to gather public input on redistricting for congressional and state legislative districts. The 2nd District hearing is November 22 at 5:30 p.m., available in person in Ottawa and virtually. organizers seek registrations by email redistricting@klrd.ks.gov or by calling 785-296-3181. Additional hearings cover the 1st, 4th, and 3rd districts on November 23, 29, and 30 respectively.
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Douglas County to study courthouse repairs and budget implications
Douglas County commissioners met to review repairs at the historic county courthouse including filtration water issues in the basement. Plans consider updating or expanding three downtown buildings with design bid build method for tax credits. No cost estimate yet. firm selection pending commission approval.
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Park shelters and restrooms close for winter season
The Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department will shut all outdoor shelters water fountains and park restrooms for late fall and winter. Fountains and restrooms close by Saturday except the Rotary Arboretum facility which has heated pipes stays open. Shelters reopen in spring 2022 with online or in person reservations for dates April 15 to October 30. Indoor facilities remain available year round for rentals.
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