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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2010
Page
1
Lawrence officials face a potential 5.3 mill property tax increase after a planned 4.6 million in cuts, citing a slight decline in district valuations. Board president Rich Minder notes the political reality, while critics urge fiscal restraint as the July 19 budget discussion approaches.
USA Weekend interviews season champions to uncover the traits and routines that fuel success. The piece profiles top contestants across programs, highlighting focus, discipline, and resilience as key ingredients in building a winning persona.
Former Garden City Mayor Nancy Harness reflects on how immigration changes the town from its 1950s and 60s appearance. She notes communities that stay the same are dying, while Garden City sits at the forefront of a national shift toward minority status.
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center marks six decades of service in Lawrence. The milestone reflects the center's historical role in community mental health and ongoing support for Local patients and families.
Megan Hottman, 31, Golden Colorado, aims to win the women’s division then race the men’s division minutes later to build toward the 2012 Olympic track cycle. She placed first in the KU Campus Circuit described as a 4 mile loop with hills, but bad weather caused a crash and pulled her from the men’s race. She plans to ride both divisions again tonight if rain holds.
Donna St. George reports from Rehoboth Beach and Bethany Beach on how smartphones, laptops, and social media reshape family vacations. Teens text constantly while parents juggle work and play, balancing connection with time together. Some families enforce limits, others merely adapt as gadgets intrude on bonding moments.
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