Lawrence chef leads cooking class for residents
Director notes ripple effects as Rick Martin helps about a dozen low income residents prepare red beans and rice with sausage topped by pico de gallo. The $1.44 per serving dish was cooked in Just Food warehouse lobby at 1000 E 11th St on Wednesday evening. Participants included Anne LaPlante of Lawrence and her 7 year old daughter Elle.
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Democrats court moderates in Kansas election push
After GOP primary losses for moderates, Kansas Democrats invite independents to join against Gov. Sam Brownback's agenda. House Leader Paul Davis says Brownback plan harms public schools and the middle class as conservatives gain Senate leverage with backing from donors like the Koch brothers.
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KU alums donate $1 million to KU Law scholarships and renovations
San Francisco based KU alumni Lydia Beebe and Chuck Doyle contribute one million dollars to the Kansas University School of Law. The gift funds scholarships and classroom renovations with 45 thousand dollars set aside for upgrades. Dean Stephen Mazza welcomed the donation and noted expectations of further gifts to accelerate KU’s fundraising goals.
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Not so hot business joins social media push
The brief note invites readers to engage with LJWorld on Facebook and X to follow business content. It highlights a social media push as a channel for updates and interaction with the publication.
Dinner train deal eyed by Baldwin City officials
Baldwin City officials enter negotiations with a Nebraska dinner train to relocate the business to Midland Railway, aiming to move operations and expand rail tourism.
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