LMH Sports Pavilion partnership gains five year lease deal
Lawrence Memorial Hospital will lease about 4,000 square feet at Sports Pavilion Lawrence for 50,000 dollars per year under a five year agreement approved by city commissioners. LMH will also become an entitlement sponsor, with internal signage and banners at other recreation centers and promotional features in Parks and Rec publications. No exterior SPL signage or parking lot branding is included, sparking debate over naming rights versus taxpayer-backed facility funding.
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Trump shrugs off GOP gains as Trumpism reshapes the race
George Will analyzes how Donald Trump’s borderless populism erodes traditional GOP advantages. He argues white voter share shrinks and nonwhite support hurts Romney-style margins, while Trump’s blunt style and anti-establishment pose redefine conservative power. Will notes intra party tensions and the risk of Caesarism rhetoric.
Lawrence milk ordinance enforcement threatens prosecutions
Lawrence, Aug 27 1915 The city demands strict enforcement of the newly passed milk ordinance. Milk Inspector Holyfield warns prosecutions will follow if dairymen do not comply promptly, stating several local dairymen selling milk may be summoned to appear in court soon. Compiled by Sarah St. John
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Carter’s Faith and cancer headline reflection on faith and courage
Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on how faith spurs both cruelty and grace in America. He contrasts harsh public displays with Jimmy Carter’s dignified disclosure of brain cancer, praising Carter’s calm, serene faith and urging a truer, more generous public expression of belief.
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