Ground water ample for Kaw River Valley residents
A State Geological Survey report on the Kansas River Valley between Lawrence and Topeka finds no groundwater shortage for about 130000 residents. It notes 12 to 15 million gallons daily pumped, with 75 percent used by industry and municipalities, and suggests deeper drilling could boost supplies without harming continuity.
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Lawrence News Brief on Bahler Career and City Roles
Lawrence citizens recall Bahler a prominent local figure who helped build Osawatomie sidewalks and Fort Scott stone supply works. He served as fire chief in Lawrence, led the MKT Railroad fire operations after 1901, and chaired early city waterworks development before moving into taxi service from 1917 to 1930.
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Leavenworth Fire Chief Michael Bahler Dies at 90
Michael Bahler, longtime Leavenworth fire chief, died Tuesday night at age 90. He served the department for decades, guiding the fire service with notable leadership before stepping down.
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