City sponsorship policy eyed for parks and programs
A draft sponsorship policy for the city would let residents and businesses donate in exchange for naming rights on Parks and Recreation facilities and programs. The plan limits sponsor messages, requires approvals by officials for larger gifts, ties donations to specific facilities, and aims to fund upkeep while facing opposition from some leaders.
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Trump’s inauguration signals a turbulent global realignment
David Ignatius argues Trump’s rise may redefine US leadership and global order. Analysts warn of higher risks for allies as China and Russia seek influence. Rand and NIC forecasts describe a new era of turbulence. Lew cautions that policy shifts could increase investment risk amid volatile geopolitics.
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Lawrence Journal World Staff and Editorial Roles
Lawrence Journal World lists Scott Stanford as Publisher Chad Lawhorn as Editor Im Callahan as Managing Editor Kathleen Johnson as Advertising Manager Joan Insco as Circulation Manager Ale Sebetus as Marketing Director.
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Lawrence equity debates push for action not words
Clarence Lang argues Lawrence public schools confront racial disparities beyond rhetoric. He urges sustained dialogue, deeper accountability, and reevaluation of merit, discipline, and resource distribution to ensure all students access high quality education and social mobility.
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