Nieder Acres zoning clash tests Lawrence planning
Wednesday's Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission faces whether to delay Nieder Acres rezoning and annexation as 18 of 30 acres seek commercial development led by Target. Behind the scenes deals involve Downtown Lawrence Inc. and local groups, amid Horizon 2020 timing and local input debates.
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City Commission
Kansas official faces recall threat over cockroach remark
Ford County Commission Chair Laura Carlson could face recall after comparing illegal aliens to cockroaches during a county meeting with U S Rep Pat Roberts. The remark sparked opposition from residents and an organizing recall effort led by La Voz Local president Nacho Sumaya.
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U.S
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R-Kan
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Kansas
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la Voz Local
KU Student Flooded At Stouffer Place By Roof Work
KU junior Julianne Peter and her 6 year old daughter flooded apartment at Stouffer Place as roof work by Chrisman Wyatt Construction left holes in the roof and heavy rain poured in. Maintenance emptied water with a wet dry vac and the roofer will cover cleanup and damages. Roof work has caused past flooding at Stouffer Place with $27,000 in damages in 1991.
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Julianne Peter
Lawrence
Stouffer Place
Chrisman- Wyatt Construction
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Stouffer Maintenance Department
John Eye
Office of Design and Construction Management
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Eve
Mike Yoder
Helena
Slattery Deficit Plan Stirs Lecompton Meeting
U S Rep Jim Slattery spoke Friday at Lane University chapel in Lecompton about the Congress approved deficit reduction plan. He outlined spending cuts including Pentagon $110 billion and Medicare $56 billion while noting a 4.3 cent gasoline tax increase and income tax rises for high earners. He urged further cuts this fall and emphasized deficit reduction as the priority amid topics like health care reform and NAFTA.
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Douglas County
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