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Inspired by death of beloved dog, Kan. police animal protection bill set to become law - Vimarsana News

Inspired by death of beloved dog, Kan. police animal protection bill set to become law

A memorial service held Nov. 29 for K9 officer Bane -photo Sedgwick County Sheriff's offic

Inspired by death of beloved dog, Kan. police animal protection bill set to become law - Vimarsana News

Inspired by death of beloved dog, Kan. police animal protection bill set to become law

A memorial service held Nov. 29 for K9 officer Bane -photo Sedgwick County Sheriff's offic

Inspired by death of beloved dog, Kan. police animal protection bill set to become law - Vimarsana News

Inspired by death of beloved dog, Kan. police animal protection bill set to become law

A memorial service held Nov. 29 for K9 officer Bane -photo Sedgwick County Sheriff's offic

Inspired by death of beloved dog, Kansas police animal protection bill set to become law - Vimarsana News

Inspired by death of beloved dog, Kansas police animal protection bill set to become law

TOPEKA — Posting a “Wizard of Oz” meme and accusing Gov. Laura Kelly of “political spite,” House Speaker Dan Hawkins led the charge to make those who severely injure or kill police dogs pay for their medical care or funerals. House Bill 2583, known as “Bane’s Law,” was inspired by a Sedgwick County service dog […] The post Inspired by death of beloved dog, Kansas police animal protection bill set to become law appeared first on Kansas Reflector.

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Smaller districts are limiting cell phone use in class. Can it work for larger districts, too? - Vimarsana News

Smaller districts are limiting cell phone use in class. Can it work for larger districts, too?

The debate about what kind of access middle and high school students should have to cell phones has picked up a lot of steam. But would it work at large school districts like Cincinnati Public Schools?

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