Enforcement works on Lawrence fireworks ban
Editorial notes continued enforcement on the Lawrence city ban against fireworks. Police Chief Tarik Khatib says extra officers on July 4 boosted enforcement, yielding 34 citations from June 30 to July 6, far above the prior average of about three per year. Officials consider public education and possible steps like relocating stands, but stress consistent enforcement as most effective.
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Denial of racism and Seigenthaler’s legacy
Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on racism, political rhetoric, and media responsibility sparked by The WestView News headline controversy. He honors John Seigenthaler, recounting his Civil Rights era work, and argues that collective blindness to racism is a choice while vision is possible.
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Drones spark privacy fears over Amazon Prime Air
Mike Hoeflich argues that Amazon seeks FAA permission to deploy small delivery drones, raising privacy worries about surveillance and weaponized potential. He urges continued FAA limits, contrasts with USPS, FedEx, and UPS, and cites drones as powerful spies in military use.
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Mike Hoeflich
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Public support urged for police facility in Lawrence
Nadine R. Hyde argues in favor of funding a modern police facility, warning that voting the measure down would harm public safety and the community. She invites readers to review city and police department materials and participate in the decision.
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Great kids in Lawrence help clean up wind damaged tree
A Lawrence family shares gratitude for three teens Derrick Turner Jud King and Jake Hill who volunteered hours to saw chop and haul away a large tree damaged by a wind storm without accepting payment. Their friend Sandy Malik thanks them and says they will never forget the help.
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Jud King
Jake Hill
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