Overland Park Man Gets Probation for Downtown High Speed Chase
Kendrick Guerrero 21 was sentenced in Douglas County District Court after pleading no contest to fleeing law enforcement one felony count DUI and possession of a firearm while under the influence. The April 24 2022 chase reached nearly 70 mph through downtown Lawrence and ended with a crash at 115 Wilth Street. Guerrero received concurrent prison terms totaling 24 months then suspended to 12 months probation plus $1 600 in fines and costs and 48 hours in jail for the DUI.
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Lawrence IT worker joins Lawrence school board race
Edward EJ Gonzales a Lawrence resident since 2002 has filed to run for the local school board He cites his four children in the district and seeks changes in administration and teacher pay He notes budget challenges and staffing as key issues while stressing parental input and action The general election is Nov 7 with a primary Aug 1 for the special two year seat following Andrew Nussbaum’s resignation
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Lawrence AV engineer Joshua Olafson runs for city commission
Joshua Olafson, a Lawrence resident and AVI-SPL project engineer, files to run for the Lawrence City Commission. He cites affordable housing and downtown business strain, urging policies to boost housing, aid the homeless, revise property taxes and fees, and support small businesses while he volunteers locally.
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KU to pursue market based pay as enrollments drive funding
Kansas University plans to start market based pay adjustments for select employees in January 2024, funded by savings from a continuous improvement program and aided by enrollment figures. Leaders stress strategy will take years, with 2.5 percent cost of living raises planned for next year and potential staff attrition to free funds for higher wages.
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