Right Thing Is Tough as Lawrence Locals Seek Local Foods
A reader describes difficulty finding locally produced foods in Lawrence stores and eateries. He notes some grocers mark local items, others miss labels, and even the Merc Market with 800 local items struggles to identify what is local. The P6 logo signals two of three local criteria.
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Local vs nonlocal taste test at Lawrence
Twenty five employees and visitors sampled items including cucumbers tomatoes cantaloupe multigrain bread and 2 percent milk. Local options were from the Lawrence Farmers Market or The Merc with nonlocal goods from Dillons. Cantaloupe came from Rocky Ford Colorado.
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K-10 safety corridor proposal aims higher fines enforcement
Douglas and Johnson County officials proposed designating the K-10 stretch between Lawrence and Lenexa as a highway safety corridor. They push heftier fines and enforcement after data show 15 percent of drivers exceed 77 mph in the 70 mph zone and frequent texting. The plan, encouraged by Gov. Brownback after the Eudora crash that killed two residents, seeks legislative action and may include cable median barriers.
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Libyan rebels seize Tripoli amid rapid capital fall
Rebels and NATO allies push into Tripoli as Gadhafi loyalists melt away. Green Square erupts in celebration with crowds waving the rebel flag and torching the leader’s image. Seif al Islam captured. Muammar Gadhafi’s whereabouts unknown amid pockets of resistance as west-led fighters advance over 20 miles in hours.
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Storm chance joins social channels
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Kansas Bioscience Authority Board Meets To Decide Investments
The Kansas Bioscience Authority board meets Tuesday to determine which investments it should recommend. The meeting will review potential funding options and prioritize projects aligned with bioscience growth objectives.
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