Infant found in trash at Lawrence apartment complex
An infant girl nine months old was found life threateningly injured in a trash receptacle early Thursday at a Lawrence apartment complex in the 2500 block of West Sixth Street. Police said she was transported to a Kansas City area hospital in serious but stable condition. The complex is owned by Country Club on 6th.
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Markus releases 2017 budget proposal with staff cuts
City Manager Tom Markus proposes a 189 million 2017 budget aimed at avoiding property tax increases and a deficit. The plan includes eliminating one part time and eight full time positions, cutting the employee longevity program and retirement contributions, with some external requests like the Lawrence Arts Center and Lawrence Public Library not funded.
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KDOT adopts right-in right-out for K-10 Kasold intersection
Kansas Department of Transportation announces a low cost right in right out configuration for the K 10 Kasold Drive intersection after months of debate. The plan aims to balance safety concerns with public access and is set to begin this fall with a reduction in total and T-bone crashes versus doing nothing.
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Limestone Pizza chef Zach Frieling wins national culinary contest
Zach Frieling of Limestone Pizza captures first place at a prestigious national culinary arts contest. Details appear on page 6A.
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