City to begin sidewalk inspections before policy decision
The City of Lawrence starts its first round of sidewalk inspections under its long standing policy that repairs are the responsibility of adjacent property owners. Inspectors will document deficient sidewalks and add notes to a city database in real time using GIS. Further action depends on City Commission decisions on enforcement, with loan or grant ideas proposed to aid low income residents.
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Voice of the Unheard: Justice Matters marks four years
Lawrence interfaith group Justice Matters celebrates four years of mobilizing 1700+ participants at Lied Center since 2014. The organization, formed by 22 congregations, highlights gains in affordable housing and child welfare while pledging to pursue local issues with continued collective action.
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Kansas women rally on Trump era divides and unites groups
Activists in Kansas describe how Trump’s presidency mobilizes women’s groups and intensifies debate over abortion. In Topeka, activists argue unified calls for equal pay and child care clash with lingering rifts on abortion, echoed by a landmark Roe v. Wade commemoration at the statehouse.
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