Lawrence Celebrates Juneteenth in Watson Park Event
Lawrence residents gathered at Watson Park for a Juneteenth celebration featuring games food and a panel discussion on obstacles Black people face in the criminal justice system The event marks the federal holiday established by a Biden administration bill and honors the 1865 Galveston emancipation announcement.
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Diversity question may mark first for Lawrence City Commission race
Lawrence voters face eight City Commission candidates for three open seats with four people of color. Ma'Ko'Quah Jones of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation joins Bart Littlejohn Amber Sellers and Milton Scott as Black contenders, a notable shift after decades of white representation.
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Just Food seeks help in its biggest time of need
Just Food appeals for community aid during peak summer demand as the lingering coronavirus adds to families costs. Executive director Elizabeth Keever cites school breaks and child care, air conditioning, and utility bills as pressures. The expanded pantry at 1000 Elith St. saw a record in person day with 801 individuals served on May 25.
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