Merc Phase II Renovation Expands at Natural Grocery
Merc stores in Lawrence begin a about 320000 renovation at Mere 901 Iowa St to run into April. The plan includes wider aisles improved LED lighting a reorganized meat and seafood dept and expansion of bulk foods and the Main Street Credit Union branch relocation.
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Taco Zone to Open Downtown Lawrences New Brick and Mortar
Town Talk notes energy upgrades at The Merc and a $500000 phase II renovation after 2014. Sprouts may enter Lawrence as Whole Foods or Fresh Market discussed. Taco Zone plans to remodel 13 Eighth St for a spring opening. Clinton Lake Marina expands with 70 new slips plus 17 more, each with patios, bringing total slips to 475.
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Lawrence Chamber adds new members and planning lunch session
The Chamber in Lawrence Kansas welcomes Chris Millspaugh Design LLC Lawrence Community Shelter Tamara G Cash First Construction LLC Whole Life Nursing LLC Virtual Business Tours Kids Calendar Robinson Chiropractic Baker University Select One Security and Communications RG Fiber The City offers a Lunch N Learn March 6 noon to 1 PM in City Hall commission room on the comprehensive planning process Hamm Inc of Perry receives the 2014 Governor's Mined Land Reclamation Award for Overbrook Quarry Osage County an 80 acre site mined 30 years John Strome says landowner requested return to hay pasture recreation and wildlife habitat Deadline for Business briefcase items is 10 AM Thursday for Monday publication.
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Kansas lawmakers clash over education funding and Common Core repeal
Kansas leaders debate Common Core compatibility while considering repeal. Gov Brownback backs funding reform toward district block grants. Judges call for at least 548 million more in school funding, Kansas Chamber favors competition for targeted grants and vocational focus. Lawmakers weigh punitive measures and accountability amid party divisions.
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