Austrian hate speech conviction brings speaker to Lawrence
Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff, an Austrian figure linked to Europe’s Counter Jihad movement, visits Lawrence at the invitation of the Douglas County Republican Party. She will speak at Victory Bible Church at 7 p.m. on the topic When Migrants Arrive Free Speech Departs.
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Bank robbery under investigation at US Bank in Lawrence
Lawrence police hunt a male suspect after a man displayed a weapon and demanded cash at US Bank on West 23rd Street. The incident occurred at 3:47 p.m. and the suspect fled on foot toward Ridge Court with an undisclosed amount of cash. no injuries were reported. Call 832-7501 with information.
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Police seek tips on incident details
Tipsline Police urge anyone with information about the incident to call 832-7501 and help investigators determine what happened.
City mediation ends with no public update in Oread hotel suit
After near ten hours of court ordered mediation in Lawrence, city leaders offered no public statement. The city seeks 400000 dollars in damages and termination of the hotel incentive deal tied to The Oread, with litigation to proceed if mediation fails.
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Senate tax bill to be rebuilt to fill 755 million gap
Senate tax chair Caryn Tyson said on the legislature's first day back that she will start over on a new tax bill to close a projected 755 million two year deficit. A small subcommittee will be appointed this week to begin drafting the plan after lawmakers failed to override Gov. Brownback's veto on a prior measure.
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School board reconsiders appointment process for seat
Lawrence school board will not pick a replacement at the March 13 meeting. Officials are weighing delaying the process to allow formal interviews of all applicants, reversing earlier plans. President Marcel Harmon says the board is rethinking the method after public input.
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