
Kansas prisons spin fearmongering drug tales to restrict information
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Here’s one guarantee from Kansas Reflector (an online only news source): We’re not soaked in drugs and sent through the mail.
COTTONWOOD FALLS — Just about where a visitor first sets foot inside the Chase County Courthouse a letter was found in 1950, when workmen were replacing the hardwood floor in the main hallway.
Last month, current and former high school students in Lawrence filed a lawsuit in federal court alleging that the school district’s use of Gaggle, a self-styled “safety management tool” that enrollees must put on their devices as a prerequisite to attend class, violated the students’ rights to free expression and due process.
Growing a tall fescue lawn the correct way reduces problems later on.
Our egotistical president, backed by willing cohorts, is attempting to take over our nation. His,appointee Senator Robert F. Kennedy Jr is dismantling our health care system, endangering all of us, children, adults, and elders. We must fight this assault through every means, with every breath for the sake of all of us.
The reinterpretation of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 by the current administration is not just another policy shift buried in bureaucratic jargon. It is a betrayal — a betrayal of immigrants, a betrayal of communities of color and, perhaps most corrosively, a betrayal of the very institutions and organizations that once claimed to uphold diversity, equity and inclusion as core values.
By: Bill Fiander Poor Elbridge Gerry. He wasn’t even a fan of this. Toeing his party’s line, he approved a newly drawn Boston district that… Login to continue reading Login…
by Melinda Burrell September, and “back to school,” is a great time to sharpen skills. When life feels as complicated and fast-changing as it seems… Login to continue reading Login…
Every spring, I venture to Gove County in western Kansas to witness one last connection to our wild shortgrass prairie heritage: the mating dance of the lesser prairie chicken. As the executive director for Audubon of Kansas, we host an annual prairie chicken festival that attracts people from all over the world to see this iconic prairie grouse species.
Jennifer and I sell lamb at the farmers market in Manhattan. Yes, it is a great way for us to sell our lamb, but what I enjoy the most is interacting with the consumers who buy our lamb. I take considerable pride in the meat we produce and in sharing it with the end user.