Deciphera Eyes Downtown Lawrence Expansion
The Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission will review a special use permit Monday to expand Deciphera's leased laboratory space at 645-647 Mass. Dan Flynn says the site could host 75 to 80 employees as the company roots itself in Lawrence. The project relies on private investment from the Fritzel family with no city or county subsidies, signaling long term growth in the city.
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Old Home Town Ace in 1910
Lawrence Daily World reports signs of ice jam melt along the Kaw River reducing power loss from dam water flow. River men fear a heavy rain could send large ice floes downstream and threaten the bridge. Boener Cigar Factory plans a new building creating more local jobs. Bell Bros piano firm may relocate to the old Boener building if they stay in town.
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Massachusetts election shocks national politics in 2010
Washington analyst David Broder reports Scott Brown's upset victory in Massachusetts as a turning point signaling widespread anti Washington sentiment. The result challenges Democrats, narrows their Senate edge, and prompts calls for a revised health reform approach while highlighting concerns over Obama's agenda and unemployment. Brown's win also disrupts the Democratic hold on Beacons Hill and signals broader political realignment.
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Massachusetts victory tests Obama's approach to power
Cal Thomas notes Obama’s string of losses after the Massachusetts special election. He argues centrists and independents in blue states reject arrogance and warns Democrats to heed the voters. The piece cites reactions from Bayh and Weiner and ties the outcome to the rise of the tea party, urging humility in leadership.
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Public Forum on School Closures and Funding Shortfall
Aron Cromwell of Lawrence urges the school board to avoid closing neighborhood schools due to budget gaps. He warns short-term funding fixes may trigger long-term drops in property values and community vitality, stressing exercise access and citywide impact.
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Kline Faces Attorney Discipline Complaint From Kansas Panel
Scott Burkhart voices strong critique as the Kansas Board for the Discipline of Attorneys files a misconduct complaint against former Attorney General Phill Kline, alleging political targeting by liberal factions and linking the action to abortion politics and alleged past cases. The letter decries supposed corruption and warns of retaliation.
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