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Knives Spark Neighborhood Talk on Massachusetts Street
Adam Strunk reports on responses from residents on Massachusetts Street about collecting items. Avery Beck, a Lawrence student, says knives are outstanding pieces of craftsmanship while another person considers themselves minimalistic and prone to losing possessions.
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Burglar Steals TV From 900 Block Louisiana Street Home
A burglar unlocked a window on Louisiana Street and took a 46 inch flat screen worth $500, reported at 10:30 p.m. Thursday. Lawrence Police investigate, with Kim Murphree noting ongoing inquiry. Firefighters battled a chimney fire near 12th and Elm Saturday evening, contained and under control by 7:15 p.m. Pete Feyerabend said debris buildup contributed to the blaze, family allowed to re-enter.
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Births at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Saturday
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reported no births on Saturday leaving the week with zero new arrivals.
New Shelter Expands Capacity and Adds Full Meal Service
The Lawrence shelter relocates to a larger building with 60 beds, three meals daily, private family rooms, a medical clinic staffed by volunteers, more showers, lockers, and laundry. It includes 10,000 square feet of vacant warehous e space for job training and partnerships. The move is funded by a $3.3 million capital campaign including a $540,000 Mabee Foundation grant, with local donors contributing most funds.
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Kansas Chamber push sparks pension plan clash for KPERS
Public retirees face a shortfall next fiscal year as the Kansas Chamber of Commerce vows to lobby for a 401(k) style plan for teachers and government workers. Gov. Brownback backs the idea, while public employee groups warn it lowers benefits and won’t fix unfunded liabilities. Statehouse reporter Scott Rothschild.
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