Lawrence City Commission contact details and address
The Lawrence City Commission list includes Lisa Larsen as mayor, Courtney Shipley, Bob Byers, Shannon Kimball, Carole Cadue-Blackwood, and GR Gordon-Ross with phone numbers and emails. A letter address is provided at 110 McDonald Drive, Lawrence Kansas 66044.
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Old Hometown And School News From 1898 1923
Excerpts recount city water quality complaints in 1898 Lawrence and a ten year old night blooming cereus with six blossoms. 1923 enrollment at Liberty Memorial High School begins with music art and physical training electives noted as part of dedication plans.
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Ramaswamy shines then stumbles in Milwaukee GOP debate
Vivek Ramaswamy starts strong on climate denial and anti establishment lines but faces pushback from rivals like Chris Christie. Trump dominates absent yet looms large as eight candidates trade barbs. Haley stands out with forceful critique of party extremism and abortion politics while Pence argues for compromise. Page notes Trump’s indicted status and potential future on a ticket, and Haley’s rising but still single digits in polls.
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Journal-World Motto Reaffirms Fair News and Community Duty
The Journal-World editor promises accurate fair reporting and separation of opinion from news. It pledges equity for all citizens, sympathy for the disadvantaged, exposure of dishonesty in public affairs, and support for community improvement projects.
Reflections on the March on Washington Six Decades On
Robert B Reich looks back sixty years to Martin Luther King Jr.’s I Have a Dream speech and the March on Washington. He argues progress on Black poverty, wealth gaps, and voting rights has stalled as white working class anxieties erode gains, urging cross-racial, multiethnic coalitions to advance economic justice.
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Letters to the Editor Section Email Submission
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