City to curb uniform designs for Lawrence retail projects
Lawrence city officials propose design guidelines to avoid corporate architec ture and cement blocks, aiming for projects that look locally rooted. The plan requires a material palette, preserved trees, minimum sidewalks, open space, and native landscaping with open drainage channels as focal points. Commissioners meet at City Hall tonight to review details with developers wary of cost and fairness.
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College grads face wage slump amid outsourcing and job shifts
The Economic Policy Institute notes lower buying power for graduates as off shoring and the rise of non salaried, contingent work reshape the labor market. Despite steady GDP growth and low unemployment, chief concerns include underemployment among four year degree holders and rising gray collar trends.
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Kansas political funds shape final days of campaigns
Democrats build large war chests as GOP hopeful Barnett leads spending in Kansas. Tim Pickeit and Rex Crowell report modest funds, while Sebelius begins with 1.75 million and adds funds for a general election run. Morrison and Kline prepare for November 7. Praeger and Carter clash for Insurance post, Thornburgh and O Connor edge in state race.
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Hikers found safe after three nights in NC mountains
A Miami couple Craig Patterson and Julia Martinez survived three nights in rugged Stone Mountain State Park by eating candy and drinking creek water. They reached the Blue Ridge Parkway on Monday and waved down a maintenance truck. Their car was found in the parking lot with picnic lunch inside.
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