Lawrence Kansas Public Officials Contact Directory
City commissioners and state lawmakers listed with district, office rooms, and phone numbers for Lawrence Kansas. Includes Mayor Lisa Larsen Vice Mayor Bart Littlejohn and representatives Barbara Ballard Mike Amyx Dennis Highberger Christina Haswood Lance Neelly and senators Marci Francisco Tom Holland Mike Thompson with Topeka and Lawrence contact details.
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Barbara Ballard
44Th
State Capitol
Topeka
Lawrence
Barbara.ballard
House
Mike Amyx
Marci Francisco
Marci.Francisco
Senate
Tom Holland
Tom.Holland
Biden braves Kyiv with Zelenskyy as Biden visits Kyiv
Washington Post columnist notes President Biden walked Kyiv streets beside Zelenskyy as air raid sirens wailed. A Russian jet reportedly launched a hypersonic missile. Biden endured a 20 hour train journey both to Kyiv and back, showing resolve and mission driven leadership against Putin.
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WasuiicTon
Joe Biden
Kyiv
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Belarus
Ukraine
Biden
U.S
Abraham Lincoln
Fort Stevens
District of Columbia
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr
Supreme Court
Poland
Zelenskyy
Vladimir Putin
House
Nancy Pelosi
D-Calif
NATO
Putin
Congress
Kamala Harris
Munich
Eugene Robinson
Washington Post News Service & Syndicate
Stop glorifying one family form to the editor
Mona Charen's Saturday opinion argues against glorifying a single family form and devaluing others. The piece stresses that children benefit from multiple caring adults and that a resourceful, nonpoverty-struck mother can raise children well without a two-parent model.
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Mona Charen
Public Forum on Poverty and Parenting Support
Harriet Lerner argues society should measure its treatment of children by tackling poverty racism climate change and gun violence not blaming single parents Mothers with limited resources deserve practical help not guilt and may deserve recognition for daily resilience.
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Harriet Lerner
Lawrence
Better options for schools to the editor
Lawrence residents urge the school board to avoid closing elementary schools and Liberty Memorial Central Middle School. They argue savings from consolidating schools or raising class sizes, reallocating retirement payments, and selling the administration building, plus redirecting services, could fund reforms while preserving neighborhood schools, equity, and small class sizes. John Tacha
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Lawrence School Board
Liberty Memorial Central Middle School
Kennedy School
New York
Woodlawn
Free State High
West
Lawrence
John Tacha
Letters to the Editor Address Community Views
Letters to the editor can be submitted via email at letters@ljworld.com. They should be 250 words or fewer and reflect community perspectives on local issues, events, or public policy. Authors should provide a name and city of residence for publication consideration.
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City Hall
G E
Sixth St
Lawrence
Ljworld.com
Thief Catch at Fort to Fort Road After Gun Battle
Sheriff Will Johns and two deputies captured three automobile thieves after a brief gun battle three miles north of Lawrence on the Fort to Fort road. The incident occurred shortly before noon today with no casualties.
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Lawrence Daily Journal* World
Will Johns
Lawrence
Fort To
Fort
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Lawrence City Commission
Lisa Larsen
Llarsen
Lawrenceks
Bart Littlejohn
Blittlejohn
Lawrenceks.org
Brad Finkelder
Bfinkelder
Amber Sellers
Asellers
Courtney Shipley
Douglas County Commission
Karen Willey
Kwilley
Douglascountyks.org
Shannon Reid
Sreid
Patrick Kelly
Douglas County
Massachusetts St
Shannon Kimball
Paula Vann
Erica Hill
Ehill
Kelly Jones
Kelly.Jones
Carole Cadue-Blackwood
Kay Emerson
Gordon-Ross
McDonald Drive
Dennis
Boog” Highberger
Boog
Highberger
Christina Haswood
Christina.haswood
Lance Neelly
Lance.neelly
Mike Thompson
White House
Donald Trump
Russia
Eugenerobinson
Washpost.com
Zist
E. C. Bussing
HR. Bullene
New York City
Drescher’s
Bullene
Sarah Parsons
Journal-World
Chad Lawhorn
Kim Callahan
Allison Tait
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