Old Fashioned Christmas Parade Keeps Historic Horse Drawn Magic Alive
Denny Lynn, an Eudora resident, recalls riding and watching in Lawrence's Old Fashioned Christmas Parade, one of about 90 participants in a 11 a.m. Saturday event drawing riders from nine states. The rain or shine parade showcases horse drawn carriages and carts along Massachusetts Street, with spectators enjoying a holiday mood and community spirit. Candy is not thrown and pets are discouraged to protect horses and riders.
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County votes to let city pursue 51 acre annexation
Douglas County commissioners with a 2-1 vote allow the Lawrence City Commission to consider annexing 51 acres west of the city. Commissioners Flory and Gaughan back the plan citing alignment with K-10 Turnpike and Horizon 2020 plans as Chairwoman Thellman dissents. The island annexation requires county approval before the City Commission finalizes action. The next meeting is 6:35 p.m. Dec 8 at Douglas County Courthouse.
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Natural gas bills expected to be lower this winter
Lawrence residents may see about 30 percent lower natural gas bills this winter if weather cooperates. Black Hills Energy officials at a luncheon cited favorable market trends, less price volatility, and new shale gas extraction tech as factors.
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Nine Lawrence elementary schools lack smoke detectors
The Lawrence School District faces a pressing need to install smoke detectors at nine of its fifteen elementary campuses including Cordley Deerfield Hillcrest Kennedy Pinckney Schwegler Sunset Hill Wakarusa Valley and Woodlawn. The Physical Development Subcommittee calls the fix inexpensive and socially responsible, urging immediate remediation as part of broader facility upgrades costing about 10,000 per site and funded from a 2.5 million annual allocation.
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KU Coach Turner Gill Meets Students in New York
Turner Gill travels to New York to connect with students honored by the university program. The visit highlights KU football leadership and community engagement as Friday events approach.
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