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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2011
Page
1
Lawrence residents gathered in the Kansas Union ballroom on the final day of the city weeklong Martin Luther King Jr life and legacy celebration asking Now what. The event celebrated King while highlighting ongoing progress and future goals.
Wayne Simien joined Bud Stallworth at the Martin Luther King Jr. community breakfast at Macelis for the fourth annual event. Eva Daniels and Shelley Vann posed with Simien as fans. Simien delivered the guest remarks at the observance.
The Lawrence Elementary School Facility Vision Task Force discussed renovating Cordley and Pinckney, converting New York School to an early childhood center, and replacing Sunset Hill and East Heights with larger campuses. They also explored bond-funded projects versus closing one to three schools to save money, with Wakarusa Valley Hillcrest Kennedy and New York among potential closures.
Lawrence will receive 475000 through the Nebraska Neighborhood Stabilization Program to build at least four rental units. Tenants to Homeowners will partner with the city to buy two vacant plots and two foreclosed homes to renovate into three two or three bedroom units with rents around 650 to 750 dollars. At least one unit will be reserved for a family at 50 percent area median income.
A brief regional notice indicates cooler conditions moving in. The сообщение mentions clearer skies and lowering temperatures through the next 24 hours with light winds.
A Pulse column promotes a February Wednesday feature on the bhut jolokia pepper, noted as one of the hottest chile peppers worldwide, inviting readers to explore its fiery profile and origins.
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