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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2010
Page
3
Volunteers are needed Saturday at Black Jack Battlefield and Nature Park to assist in a Park Day effort. Work starts at 9 a.m. to remove a dilapidated outbuilding, pick up trash and branches, and spruce the park for the tourist season, with a 3 p.m. finish.
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger cautions residents especially seniors about fraudulent policies sold door to door as federal ObamaCare coverage. She urges people to “Stop. Call. Confirm.” and contact the Kansas Insurance Department at 800-432-2484 to verify licenses and programs before transacting.
The Journal World found gas prices as low as 2 67 at several stations and asks readers to call 832 7154 if a lower price is located.
Judge Jean Shepherd, retiring January 11, aims to finish creating Douglas County's third Mental Health Court for youth offenders. The plan seeks a $50,000 federal grant and a $2.9 million road project to back the court, with up to 10 youths at a time, focusing on treatment and family involvement to reduce recidivism.
Downtown Lawrence Inc members debated an $18 million library expansion and a possible 2 mill property tax increase at the Eldridge Hotel. Merchants warned higher taxes may raise rents, while library director Bruce Flanders noted architects will be interviewed to draft preliminary plans for the project.
Broken Arrow principal Brian McCaffrey will split his duties next year between his current school and Wakarusa Valley School to save money. District leaders aim to pair two teaching staffs and maximize benefits for students amid a $4.6 million budget cut.
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