Ice menorah lights up night outside Lawrence Arts Center
Downtown Lawrence gathered Sunday for Chabad of Lawrence’s public Hanukkah event featuring a 7 foot ice menorah at the Lawrence Arts Center. Rabbi Zalman Tiechtel called Hanukkah a community holiday while City Commissioner Mike Amyx lit the first flame, underscoring leadership and shared light. Ariella Unz, new to Lawrence, said the evening felt like family as songs and dreidel games united locals and newcomers.
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City to Install Smart Traffic Signals City to Add Fiber Optic System Across Key Corridors
Lawrence officials secure a $129,250 Kansas Department of Transportation grant to fund signaling upgrades on Clinton Parkway Wakarusa Drive and Sixth Street. Fiber optic lines will connect signals to a central computer, enabling adaptive timing and camera monitoring accessible via the city website.
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150 year old stable gains new life at KU campus
The Max Kade Center for German American Studies at Kansas University renovated the adjacent stone building known as The Shack. The 150 year old stable once owned by a Lawrence figure tied to Bleeding Kansas days now serves as storage and historic exhibit space. The center continues archiving German immigrant history with renewed facilities and a hidden basement room from Prohibition era.
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