LEGO Contest Winners Displayed at The Toy Store
Pictured are the winning entries of the 2016 LEGO Contest at The Toy Store located at 936 Massachusetts Street. Entries are shown in the front window. winners’ last names were not provided.
29 Jun 2016
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2016
Page
1
Pictured are the winning entries of the 2016 LEGO Contest at The Toy Store located at 936 Massachusetts Street. Entries are shown in the front window. winners’ last names were not provided.
Lawrence school district and its teachers union reached a contract deal Tuesday, approving a 1.5 percent salary increase for all teachers next school year. Union leader David Reber said, given state conditions, the outcome is about as good as can be expected.
Lawrence native and Kansas University alumna Kimberly Williams is named the next chief executive of the Lawrence Arts Center, returning from Chicago where she led the Solar Fuels Institute at Northwestern University. Her start date is September 12, replacing Susan Tate.
The Kansas Supreme Court said it is satisfied with the Legislature’s action addressing school funding equity and will not issue further remedial orders. Chief Justice Lawton Nuss noted that the court’s orders in Gannon I II III are currently satisfied, keeping public schools open. Attorney General Derek Schmidt called the decision official and districts’ counsel Alan Rupe welcomed the fall openings and compliant funding.
Stormy weather moves through the area with high near 82 and low around 66. Local forecasts warn of possible storms, brief showers, and mixed skies as residents plan outdoor activities today.
The longtime shop known as at the top of the hill announces closure due to declining textbook sales. Page 3A.
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