Lawrence police ramp up DUI enforcement for two weeks
Lawrence police will station more officers to target drunken driving from Thursday through Sept 7 funded by a Kansas DOT grant. The campaign dubbed You Drink You Drive You Lose involves nearly 150 agencies statewide as students return to campus and summer travel rises.
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Trent McKinley
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Virtual School in Kansas Earns NCAA Accreditation
LVS serves 1,200 K-12 students statewide with 45 Kansas-certified teachers and about 10 percent in athletic or artistic programs seeking NCAA scholarships. Proponents stress human guidance, regular communication, and parental involvement as core to the online model.
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Amy Moidl
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Births in Lawrence Honor New Arrivals This Week
Bonnie Stegman and Matthew King of Lawrence welcome a girl born Sunday. Nathaniel and Kristin Demby, Lawrence, report a girl born Monday. Ryan and Sarah Weekley, Lawrence, announce a boy born Monday. Amy and Scott Mendenhall, Lawrence, welcome a boy born Monday.
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LMH plans 4 007 square foot lease for Sports Pavilion Lawrence
LMH seeks to lease 4 007 square feet at 50 000 per year for 10 years with 3 percent annual increases in years three six and nine. The hospital also negotiates a 50 000 sponsorship allowing LMH signage at the facility and at three other recreation centers. The city reports the pavilion's economic impact at 4.4 million so far this year amid 29 tournaments and nearly 50 000 participants. NAACP urges diversity in Lawrence City Commission picks as voters weigh historical demographics. The City Commission meets today at 5 45 p m in City Hall.
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Lawrence Convention and Visitors Bureau
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Lawrence arts plan survey shows younger, diverse respondents
Katherine Simmons of the Lawrence Cultural Arts Commission notes the survey reflects a younger cohort, with 22 percent aged 25 to 34 and 37 percent aged 55 and up. Respondents are more diverse and educated than the city as a whole, prioritizing arts, downtown, and community in living in Lawrence. The main obstacle cited is overlapping events, while the city advances a Cultural Plan implementation matrix to guide future steps.
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