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Jacob Kittilstad

  • Digital Content Manager, Kansas City Art Institute
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Digital Content Manager for the Kansas City Art Institute. I like reading and listening. I brew coffee, tea, kombucha, and beer.
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Some sink water tests high for lead amid changing Missouri standards for schools

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By Jacob Kittilstad
| Yahoo Verified
Jacob Kittilstad June 5, 2024 at 6:01 PM·2 min read LIBERTY, Mo. — Lead testing in Missouri schools returned some concerning results in one school district. It’s happening as the state adjusts to new standards – tightening-up on water quality for school-kids, specifically looking a lead concentration. Per Missouri Senate Bill 681, all school districts are now required to regularly test all drinking water outlets.
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Sink water tests high for lead at Liberty elementary school

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By Jacob Kittilstad, Andrew Lynch Verified
| WDAF-TV (Kansas City, MO) Verified
Posted: Jun 5, 2024 / 05:01 PM CDT Updated: Jun 5, 2024 / 05:01 PM CDT LIBERTY, Mo. — Lead testing in Missouri schools returned some concerning results in one school district. It’s happening as the state adjusts to new standards – tightening-up on water quality for school-kids, specifically looking a lead concentration. Per Missouri Senate Bill 681, all school districts are now required to regularly test all drinking water outlets.
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Flooded with sewage, KC resident describes ‘runaround’ with city for answers Original

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By Jacob Kittilstad, Brian Dulle Verified
| WDAF-TV (Kansas City, MO) Verified
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Sewage flooded basement, three words no homeowner wants to hear much less pay for the clean-up. That’s the situation for one Kansas City woman who said she has a strong case for a claim with the city who denied her claim without sending out an investigator to connect with her. Repair-people are upfront about how sewer line issues are tricky with costs typically falling on homeowners.
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