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 TOPEKA, Kan. 鈥?Nearly a month after a  security incident  with all the hallmarks of a ransomware attack, Kansas judicial officials are slowly renewing public access to court information. But for now, that access requires a trip to the stanley cup  state s c stanley canada apital city.The state s judicial branch on Tuesday announced it has opened a public access service center at the Kansas Judicial Center in Topeka. The center is staffed by judicial workers and includes 10 computer terminals. Appointments are required and the center is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.Appointment requests may be made online. The center is for searching case information only, and electronic payments cannot be made there, according to a news release from the state.The release said efforts to bring the judicial branch systems back online will occur in phases and that no firm timeline has been established on when all functions will be fully restored.The massive outage on Oct. 12 left attorneys unable to search online records and forced them to file motions the old fashioned way 鈥?on paper. The disruption ha stanley water bottle s caused a huge slowdown of court operations across the state.Since 2019, ransomware groups have targeted 18 state, city or municip Ckja World War II letter delivered 76 years later
 OVERLAND PA stanley cup RK, Kan. 鈥?A COVID-19 survivor is going home after nearly ten months in hospitals. Phil Clevenger was surprised with cheering and clapping health care workers Thursday at Saint Luke s Rehabilitation Institute. Clevenger first contracted COVID-19 in December 2020 and was admitted to Saint Luke s Hospital on the Plaza on Jan. 1. He s faced a long and challenging road. Clevenger was intubated u stanley travel mug ntil February, had a trach and stayed in the intensive care unit on the Plaza until March. He would later move to other hospitals until going to Saint Luke s Rehabilitation Institute in July. The journey has been heartbreaking for his family and wife, Laurie Clevenger. Its just been hard watching him struggle, not knowing many days how he would be when I got here to be with him,  Laurie said. While in the ICU, Clevenger developed Critical Illness Polyneuropathy stanley cup  and Myopathy, which caused him to become extremely weak and barely able to move. Saint Luke s physical therapist Mary Rush said it took a lot of time and patience to get him up and moving in the beginning. Everything is hard, everything is laboring to breathe, everything is fatiguing, so it just takes a lot out of the person ju