Water Office houses Flint Hills creek fish in Topeka aquarium
Kansas Water Office adds a 140 gallon aquarium stocked from a Flint Hills creek amid remodeling in downtown Topeka. Spokesman John Gottschamer notes the fish influence public viewing but not policy, while a small incident of a blue girl ingesting a fish is humorously recalled.
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Harris News Service
Kansas
Kansas Water Office
Topeka
Flint Hills
John Gottschamer
Gottschamer
Kathe Lloyd
R-Clay Center
Open Records Act hearing outlines enforcement ideas
Kansas lawmakers and officials examined multiple approaches to strengthen the Open Records Act. Plans include a public access officer in the attorney general or secretary of state offices, with potential fines and periodic legislative review of exemptions. Local officials cautioned against removing exemptions without hard necessity.
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Topeka
Kansas
Secretary of State
Doug Johnston
Dwichita
Vernon Keel
Wichita State University
Kansas Sunshine Coalition For Open Government
Johnston
State of
Keel
Don Moler
League of Kansas Municipalities
Moler
John Lewis
Olathe
Carlos Mayans
Mayans
R-Wichita
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