Public Forum on Extending Wakarusa Drive
Chris Phelps of Lawrence weighs pros and cons of extending Wakarusa Drive south across the Wakarusa River. Benefits include easier access for families south of the lake and potential faster fire and medical response times, with downsides such as increased traffic, a lengthy four year construction period, possible land annexation, and loss of prime farmland north of the river. The proposal also touches on river access to YSI fields and environmental concerns over invasive bush honeysuckle reduction.
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Old Hometown in 1873 Daily Kansas Tribune
Old time notes report sidewalks in poor repair risking injuries to pedestrians. The Turkish bath by Dr Prentiss and Mr Sietwell opens to public benefit for rheumatism and other diseases. McCurdy Bros display a mammoth boot and shoe store sign spanning the building. W C Price suffers a broken leg when a mail carriage bolts fail, horses bolt, carriage overturns. Reprinted with permission from Sarah Parsons.
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Massie’s insurgent path reshapes a GOP Congress
Kentucky libertarian Thomas Massie, a veteran of MIT engineering, challenges House leadership over rules and spending. He forced a reconvened session during the CARES Act, provoking bipartisan fury as Pelosi dubbed him a "dangerous nuisance." Massie champions regular order and a restrained federal government while warning of party discord and the limits of congressional power.
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Supreme Court derails women's rights and future progress
Jamie Stiehm argues that the Supreme Court ruling on reproductive rights marks a setback for women's autonomy. She condemns the manipulation of language by the pro life movement, notes attacks from political figures, and urges renewed action to secure gains like the ERA, paid care, and greater representation.
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