Trafficway surveying continues today in Lawrence
Engineering survey work along the South Lawrence trafficway will extend today reducing the highway to one lane from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. between North 1500 Road and Clinton Parkway. Flaggers will stop traffic alternately, a pilot car guiding vehicles through the work zone while surveyors collect data for a potential new interchange at North 1500 Bob Billings Parkway. The project has been pursued by officials but no construction money yet secured.
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Patrol seeks deals on gas prices drop to $2.37
The Journal-World found gas prices as low as $2.37 at several stations and urges readers to call 832-7154 if they find a lower price.
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Caulking Tip Triggers Smooth Continuous Bead
Instructions describe dragging and applying a continuous bead by triggering the tool and guiding the caulk with a finger assisted by baby oil for a smooth finish. References to wetting the finger and smoothing along the caulking line.
City weighs pay as you throw trash plan for Lawrence
Lawrence officials consider pay as you throw waste system and new curbside recycling marketing. City commissioners directed advisory boards to study public feedback methods and promote private recycling options while weighing waste reduction and container limits. Mayor Chestnut acknowledged mixed community opinions on a significant change.
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Journal-World expands classifieds with online Marketplace Classifieds
The Journal World launches Marketplace Classifieds online offering up to 4000 characters per ad plus photos videos and maps to sell homes cars and services. Some listings like items under 100 or a Valentine Love Letter are free. Customers can order free and paid services 24 hours a day at L World dot com slash marketplace slash classifieds using a credit card.
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Kansas GOP pushes health care freedom amendment
A group of Republican lawmakers in Kansas introduced the Kansas Health Care Freedom Amendment to block federal health insurance mandates. Led by Sen Mary Pilcher-Cook and supported by Rep Brenda Landwehr and Peggy Mast, the measure aims to let Kansas residents avoid compulsory coverage amid calls for federal reform. The proposal, patterned on ALEC concepts, faces a Tuesday hearing and would require two thirds in both houses to reach the November ballot.
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