Lawrence City Commission: Jeremy Farmer, Mayor
Lawrence City Commission records list Jeremy Farmer as mayor. Contact at 1135 Randall Road 66049 or 691-9100. email voteyourselfafarmer@gmail.com for official inquiries.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2015
Page
9
Lawrence City Commission records list Jeremy Farmer as mayor. Contact at 1135 Randall Road 66049 or 691-9100. email voteyourselfafarmer@gmail.com for official inquiries.
Area legislators Rep Barbara Ballard Rep Tom Sloan Rep John Wilson and Rep Ken Corbet are provided with district numbers room or suite locations in Topeka and Lawrence contact numbers and their official house.ks.gov email addresses or pages for correspondence.
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius reports Iran pursues two messages to the world as Vienna talks near a deadline. Zarif signals a workable framework while Khamenei publically pursues harsher red lines. U.S. officials urge written acceptance of Lausanne parameters and warn against yielding to military site inspections.
A reader argues against a new ten dollar per dog licensing fee for pet services and proposes crowd funding via platforms like Kickstarter or GoFundMe to fund community projects with city support limited to facilitation. The letter references local government, media coverage, and criticism of Koch influence in Kansas politics. The author also calls for accountability on Confucius Institute funding and mentions Kansas legislators and KU.
Letter from Vincent A. Muirhead to the Journal World praises Commissioner Flory and county officials for factual coverage of Kris Kobach building permit. He defends fair reporting and cites letters policy detailing submission rules and contact methods for public forum entries.
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