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Lydia Kautz

Lydia Kautz

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Associate Editor, The Junction City Union

Kansas City

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  • County seeks solutions for sewer backups at jail

    By Lydia Kautz Verified| The Junction City Union Verified Recently, the sewer at the Geary County Detention Center backed up, regurgitating plastic and trash. Public Works Director Corey Trumpp and Sheriff Eric Coffman addressed the problem in front of the Geary County Commission at its Aug. 5 meeting. Trumpp said seven calls were made in July alone for blockages in the sewer. Coffman said the clogs were largely due to inmates shoving things down the toilets. “At one time, it was plastic,” he said. “At one time, it was uniform stuff — clothing.

    By Lydia Kautz Verified · The Junction City Union

    Aug. 14, 2024

  • The good guys don’t burn (or ban) books

    By Lydia Kautz Verified| The Junction City Union Verified My first job in high school was at a public library. I had been a lifelong library patron, but had never had a chance to see it from the other side of the counter. I had what I now recognize as one of the easiest jobs in a library setting — shelving books, checking materials in and out and interacting with patrons. While there, I made frequent use of library services, including interlibrary loan — a program where you can borrow books from other libraries.

    By Lydia Kautz Verified · The Junction City Union

    Aug. 14, 2024

  • County seeks solutions for sewer backups at jail

    By Lydia Kautz Verified| The Junction City Union Verified Recently, the sewer at the Geary County Detention Center backed up, regurgitating plastic and trash. Public Works Director Corey Trumpp and Sheriff Eric Coffman addressed the problem in front of the Geary County Commission at its Aug. 5 meeting. Trumpp said seven calls were made in July alone for blockages in the sewer. Coffman said the clogs were largely due to inmates shoving things down the toilets. “At one time, it was plastic,” he said. “At one time, it was uniform stuff — clothing.

    By Lydia Kautz Verified · The Junction City Union

    Aug. 14, 2024

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The Junction City Union

Kansas, United States