Bleeding Kansas era re-enacted at Constitution Hall
A Lecompton Sunday public meeting reenacts 1854 to 1861 debates on slavery in Kansas. The performance, Kansas Territorial Characters, by the Lecompton Re-enactors, uses historical records to show a tense period when officials and residents wrestled with free or slave state status amid threats and armed confrontations. John Brown is portrayed among the figures, highlighting the era’s violence and political strife.
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Constitution Hall State Historic Site
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City plans for extra trash burden in Lawrence
Lawrence residents face a city policy allowing three excess trash pickups per year while warning larger carts will raise monthly costs. Officials emphasize the Solid Waste Division will show leniency during holidays and avoid penalizing households that exceed limits.
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Town Talk: Public Works Offers Extra Holiday Trash Policy
Tammy Bennett Assistant Director of Public Works explains during the holiday season crews will accept extra trash bags without tracking households this week and next. Most weeks will track households exceeding cart limits to ensure fairness. The department uses the slogan Take it, tag it, switch it.
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