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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2013
Page
4
The article notes no specific restrictions on vegetable gardens planted on residential lots in Lawrence. It explains that city review applies to community gardens not tied to a private residence, indicating oversight focuses on non-private garden projects.
A prompt inviting readers to call 832-7297 or email via soundoff at jworld dot com for questions about the column or issue. The fragment indicates a public outreach channel but lacks full context or a dated event.
Meagan Thomas reports on street reactions in Lawrence about winter storm readiness. Edges cite a school bus driver and local residents who admit to minimal preparation or none at all despite potential winter weather.
A 25 year old Lawrence man was arrested just before midnight Sunday on suspicion of aggravated burglary and criminal damage to property in the 1300 block of Vermont Street. Michael Tyrone Hill was arrested about 11 50 p.m. and booked into Douglas County Jail on suspicion of aggravated burglary and criminal damage. He had not been charged and remained in jail Monday.
A list of families in Oskaloosa and Lawrence includes Sarah King and Daniel King with a son, Misty and Miguel Zapata with a daughter, Monday, Matt and Danielle Kuntzsch with a son, and Eric and Julie Hutchinson with a child.
Subcommittees seek savings amid tax and revenue uncertainty. The loss of the 10 million state commitment would hinder KU's effort to raise private funds for a 75 million medical training facility. Brownback defended timing as budget talks start, while Kelly and Francisco urged restoring funds but were outvoted.
Lawmakers weigh a public health accreditation bill that would let the Legislature or a joint body set standards for health departments. Supporters warn against federal mandates via grants while opponents cite local boards and national bodies like CDC backing accreditation to improve health care. County officials and KDHE Secretary Mosher spoke, with concerns over federal overreach.
Budget Director Steve Anderson publicly apologized for supplying incorrect figures that led Gov. Sam Brownback to claim higher total state spending under Democrat predecessor. The error, traced to an internal spreadsheet, affected a PowerPoint chart but not the submitted budget proposals.
Lawrence board hopeful Farmer, ex Just Food director, grew up in poverty and favors job opportunities and technical education. He cites growth of Just Food from $139,000 to $1.4 million and emphasizes consensus in economic development while backing the upcoming school bond and Cadre Lawrence experience. Primary on Feb 26 narrows 11 candidates to six. general on April 2 selects top three.
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