Kansas chip plant plan boosts Burlington jobs
EMP Shield, a Burlington based firm that makes surge protectors, seeks a 1.9 billion investment to enter computer chip production. If funded, about 1200 jobs could be created in Burlington, a town of 2600, with federal backing playing a key role. Governor Laura Kelly announced the plan with state officials.
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Mardi Gras Parade Lights Up Lawrence Downtown
Marchers fill the streets in a Mardi Gras parade through downtown Lawrence, starting near 845 Massachusetts St. A participant blows a horn to signal the festivities as photographers capture the event.
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Lawrence Schools Chief Won't Recommend Administration Cuts
Lawrence Public Schools Superintendent Anthony Lewis told the Lawrence school board he would not recommend administrative cuts or a four day week in next year’s budget. A consultant-led process produced a scenario with 10 cuts totaling 7.56 to 9.52 million, including closing or repurposing two elementary schools and one middle school, higher class sizes, and a four day week. The board will decide, with Lewis presenting his recommendation Monday. 69% support cuts to administration in surveys, but not in his plan.
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City aims to boost Lawrence arts progress with more data
Lawrence officials told the City Commission that tracking progress on the Unmistakable Identity goal requires expanded feedback. Only the culture celebration indicator has solid data, with 40.7 percent of residents saying their culture is celebrated, vs a 60 percent goal.
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