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 KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?KC Can Compost is encouraging people to compost their Halloween pumpkins and jack-o -lanterns intead of throwing them away.Kristan Chamberlain, executive director of KC Can Compost, explained what happens when those pumpkins end up in a landfill. She said the pumpkins get smothered by other trash, depriving them of oxygen. That process releases methane gas, which scientists say affects the Earth s temperature and climate system. It acts like a super hot blanket around the planet. And that blanket doesn t let any of the heat out,  Chamberlain said.  So what we re trying to do at KC Can Compost is to keep all of the things out of the landfill that are adding to that hot blanket around the planet. On Saturday, Nov. 5, the nonprofit is hosting  The Great Pumpkin Rescue.  From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the g stanley cups roup will collect pumpkins at three locations: Corinth Square, Lakeside Nature Center, and KC Can Compost s warehouse at 3119 Terrace Street.The first two pumpkins cost $5 to  stanley drink bottle drop off, and each additional pumpkin is $1 extra. That money helps cover the cost of living wages for thei stanley termohrnek r workers, plus transportation and other operational costs. It also goes toward KC Can Compo Rzxq Young Yankees fan given ball by Blue Jays fan meets hero Judge
 KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?The Shawnee Mission School District released a statement Sunday night responding to allegations of bullying, sexism and racism within the district. School officials released the statement after the Kansas City Star published an investigation involving Horizons High School.The paper s investigation alleges the principal at the school fostered a  toxic culture. Officials said the district is  limited by law  on what they can share about the issue since it involves staff and students. The statement said that Board of Education polici water bottle stanley es and procedures were followed to take action and investigate the incident.However, the newspaper article gave stanley cup  cause for a new investigation. The article included new information not previously reported. Given the new information contained in the article, and due to the now public nature of this issue, the district will secure a third party to conduct an independent and confidential investigation,  the district s statement read.The district said the Board of Education cannot comment on the investigati stanley termosmugg on due to confidentiality matters.                Copyright 2020 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be publish