IN LOCAL NEWS…
ACCORDING TO THE KSTATE COLLEGIAN…ALCOHOL PERMITS WILL BE A MAIN TOPIC OF DISCUSSION AT TONIGHT’S CITY COMMISSION MEETING. COMMISSIONERS WANT ANY SPECIAL EVENT THAT HAS ALCOHOL AVAILABLE MUST APPLY FOR A PERMIT 45 DAYS IN ADVANCE. AS OF NOW, APPLICANTS MUST APPLY 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE.
IN STATE NEWS…
THE TOPEKA CAPITOL JOURNAL REPORTS THAT A JUDGE HAS ISSUED A GAG ORDER IN THE CASE OF ALICIA DEBOLDT. THE ORDER PREVENTS ANY ATTORNEYS, THEIR EMPLOYEES AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS FROM MAKING ANY COMMENTS THAT WOULD HAMPER ADAM JOSEPH LONGORIA’S CHANCE OF HAVING A FAIR TRIAL. LONGORIA IS CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL SODOMY, CAPITAL MURDER, VEHICULAR THEFT AND VEHICULAR BURGLARY.
ACCORDING TO THE KANSAS CITY STAR…THE SHAWNEE MISSION SCHOOL DISTRICT IS MAKING A FEW CHANGES. THE SCHOOL PLANS TO CLOSE 3 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS AND 2 MIDDLE SCHOOLS OVER THE NEXT 2 YEARS AND WILL REDRAW THE DISTRICT LINES IN A CHANCE TO SAVE SOME MONEY. LAST YEAR SHAWNEE MISSION LOST THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY EIGHT DOLLARS PER STUDENT.
IN NATIONAL NEWS…
USA TODAY REPORTS….CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL IN PUEBLO COLORADO IS PROVIDING EVERY STUDENT WITH A FREE BREAKFAST. WHEN THE SCHOOL PROVIDED IT IN THE CAFETERIA, THE TURNOUT WAS UNDER 100 STUDENTS. NOW, CARTS…MANNED BY THE TWO LUNCH LADIES HAND OUT WHOLE WHEAT DONUTS AND BOXES OF CEREAL TO STUDENTS. THE COST OF A FREE BREAKFAST IS ELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL REIMBURSEMENT.
IN ENTERTAINMENT NEWS….
TWEETING TWEETING EVERYWHERE AND NOT A THING TO TWEET. MUSICIAN JOHN MAYER HAS PULLED THE PLUG ON HIS TWITTER ACCOUNT. MAYER HAD AN AVID FOLLOWING OF FANS. WHEN HE DECIDED TO CANCEL HIS ACCOUNT, MAYER HAD 3.7 MILLION FOLLOWERS.
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