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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 2013

Page

5

Mobile milk truck aims to test North Lawrence demand

Swig Dairy seeks a city permit for a mobile food truck in a North Lawrence parking lot near North Second and Locust streets. Tim Swig of Tecumseh outlines a test of demand for dairy items with a view to a permanent store, while planning to sell milk cheeses butter and possibly ice cream from the truck and the Lawrence store at 19th and Massachusetts.

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Alchemy Coffee to Open in 1901 Massachusetts St Building

Renovation is underway at the 1901 Massachusetts Street site once housing Swig Dairy as Alchemy Coffee prepares to open. Owner Benjamin Farmer praises the coffee science and aims for a pedestrian friendly, community gathering spot near 19th Street and Lawrence High. City allows parking waiver to fit the project, with opening expected before month’s end.

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Free vacation via credit cards a guide to rewards

Banks lure new customers with miles and points to redeem for free flights and hotel stays. Experts advise matching card to travel goals, considering transfer partners, annual fees, and the risk of limited award seats. Cash back can beat miles for domestic travel, while loyalty programs may lose value over time.

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Pipeline route delays Nebraska power lines project

Nebraska Public Power District says a new Keystone XL route through the state will delay electric transmission lines needed for the pipeline. The utility estimates 12 to 24 months extra work and about 44 million dollars in transmission line costs, to be reimbursed by TransCanada even if the project never proceeds.

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Mortgage bill faces tough road in divided Congress

Washington(AP) President Obama's refinancing bill faces a difficult path as a sharply split Congress shows little appetite for rapid passage. Supporters say easing refinancing for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac backed mortgages could help millions lower payments and spur economic growth. Obama urged action in the State of the Union, noting many timely refis are blocked despite low rates.

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Notable Kansas professionals earn CGR and industry honors

Terry Finton of Natural Breeze Remodeling earned CGR while at the National Home Builders Show in Las Vegas, becoming one of seven Kansas CGR holders and the sole designee in Lawrence. Scott Zaremba of Zarco 66 received the Renewable Fuels Association Industry Award at the National Ethanol Conference in Las Vegas for expanding fuel options in Kansas, including the first U.S. E15 offerings from Zarco stations. Ann Evans joined Kansas University Lifelong Learning Institute as regional program manager, and Bert Nash Center along with the Lawrence-Douglas County Housing Authority received 111,462 dollars from the Kansas Housing Resources Corporation to continue HOME Tenant Based Rental Assistance for low income residents with serious mental illness in Douglas County.

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