Lawrence treehouses showcase creative backyard havens
Lawrence residents are unveiling elaborate treehouses as spring returns. Tom Williams built a two story treehouse at 4500 Winged Foot Court for five grandchildren, resting on the ground with the tree intersecting the structure. In North Lawrence, Patrick Hangouer, Holly Hangouer and their two children live at 544 N Third St where a decade old treehouse sits out front.
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Kansas property tax lid bill could speed relief plan
Kansas lawmakers return April 27 to debate House Bill 2088 which would shift up by one year the effective date of the property tax lid. A Kansas Association of Realtors lobbyist says a handshake agreement aims to address local government concerns and push for quick action.
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Warmer breezy forecast implied in social media tease
A breezy warmer outlook is hinted via social channels as readers are invited to follow LJWorld for updates on Facebook and Twitter. The post promotes climate notes and ongoing weather coverage from the Kansas region.
Udoka Azubuike Plans Two-Year Jayhawk Tenure
Incoming Kansas freshman Udoka Azubuike says he plans to be a Jayhawk for at least two years. He indicates a focused path in KU basketball after joining the program.
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Lawrence mayor vote to decide term length
A statewide change in election scheduling prompts the Lawrence city commission to choose between current Mayor Mike Amyx and Vice Mayor Leslie Soden for a potentially extended term. Traditionally elected in April, the term timing is affected by a 2015 Kansas bill moving city elections, with a decision set for Tuesday.
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Tax revenue near estimates in Kansas March results
Revenues in March fell 1.7 million short of official estimates, a far better showing than recent months. The state’s financial condition did not worsen significantly, but it also did not narrow a projected roughly 30 million dollar shortfall for the current fiscal year.
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