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Gov. Laura Kelly to consider returning to Phase 2 of reopening

If current Kansas COVID-19 trends continue, Gov. Laura Kelly would consider moving the state back to Phase 2 of reopening. Kelly announced the possibility of taking a step back in the “Ad Astra: A Plan to Reopen Kansas” during a news conference Monday afternoon at the state Capitol. Kelly said she plans to keep an eye on the numbers this week and will make a determination early next week about whether to issue an executive order that would again limit mass gatherings to no more than 15 people and close most entertainment venues, swimming pools, and bars and nightclubs.
(Read more: Local News | Topeka Capital-Journal)

2020-07-28T08:18:33-05:00July 28, 2020|News|
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Lawrence participating in study to test sewage for prevalence of coronavirus infections

The City of Lawrence will be taking part in a study that tests sewage as a way of tracking coronavirus infections. As part of a study contracted through the University of Kansas School of Engineering, the city has been taking weekly sewage samples at both wastewater treatment plants to test for components of the virus that are shed in excrement, according to a city news release. The city has partnered with Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health and the Kansas Department of Health and Environment to share data and collaborate on the study.
Read more: LJWorld.com.

2020-07-28T08:23:02-05:00July 28, 2020|News|
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KSHSAA will allow students who choose remote learning to participate in sports

KSHSAA has announced that students will be permitted to participate in fall sports and activities if they choose to receiving academic instruction remotely. A previous policy required students to be in class in person at least one day per week. File photo. The Kansas State High School Activities Association’s board last week approved a policy change that will allow students who choose to receive all of their instruction remotely for the fall semester to participate in sports and other activities. Standing policy prior to the board’s adoption of the change required that students be physically in class at least one day per week to participate in sports and other KSHSAA activities. With the likelihood that many students who would like to participate in sports and other activities may choose remote learning for the fall semester on account of the pandemic, KSHSAA deemed it advisable to update its policy.
(Read more: Shawnee Mission Post)

2020-07-28T08:12:48-05:00July 27, 2020|News|
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Celebrating 150 years of Wichita

Wichita turns 150 this month and there’s a lot to unpack in the century and a half since its founding. But viewing our story as a whole can help us uncover Wichita’s identity — our unique wins and losses that turned us into the city we are today. Here’s a breakdown of some of the events that shaped Wichita over the past 150 years…
(Read more: The Chung Report)

2020-07-27T08:29:42-05:00July 27, 2020|News|
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Officials give more details on Oswego storm

Residents of Oswego continue to recover from the July 11 storm that struck, leaving extensive damage in its wake. During the Local Emergency Planning Committee meeting Thursday, 911 director Brandi Grassl said the National Weather Service compiled a presentation showing what happened. “It was pretty educational,” Grassl said.
(Read more: Parsons Sun)

2020-07-27T08:17:38-05:00July 27, 2020|News|
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Peabody departments get PPE donation

Peabody, KS Peabody Police and Fire Departments are better equipped with Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to respond to medical calls during the COVID-19 pandemic thanks to a grant from Peabody Community Foundation (PCF) to Marion County Emergency Services. Randy Frank, county Emergency Management Director, presented supplies including gloves, face shields, masks, and gowns on July 7 at the Peabody Fire Station to Peabody police and firefighters.
(Read more: Hillsboro Free Press)

2020-07-27T08:16:03-05:00July 27, 2020|News|
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Baxter Springs get a chance to share a meal with the Chief of Police

Baxter Springs residents have the chance to share a meal with the Chief of Police. Rita’s event center in Baxter Springs hosted breakfast with the chief, Saturday. Residents were able to purchase a breakfast and chat with members of the local police force. The purpose of the event was to provide an opportunity for citizens to get to know the men and women behind the badge.
(Read more: KSNF/KODE)

2020-07-27T08:14:41-05:00July 27, 2020|News|
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Leavenworth awarded $1 million for street project

The city of Leavenworth has been awarded $1 million in funding from the Kansas Department of Transportation to replace pavement on Fourth Street in the downtown area. This project was one of 36 recently announced by the Kansas Department of Transportation as part of the City Connecting Link Improvement Program. CCLIP provides funding for improvements to state highways that extend through cities, according to a news release from KDOT.
(Read more: News – Butler County Times Gazette)

2020-07-27T08:13:59-05:00July 27, 2020|News|
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