Lawrence City Commission members and contact details
Lawrence City Commission names and roles with emails and phone numbers for Bart Littlejohn mayor Mike Dever vice mayor Brad Finkelder Lisa Larsen Amber Sellers plus City Hall address 6 E Sixth St Lawrence KS 66044 and official website links for each member.
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Hometown Items From 1874 And 1899 Patched Notes
Prominent 1874 items note Bert Wilcox progressing Liberty Hall drop curtain with five vacancies. Walruff’s brewery shows a new driver, beer wagons scattered about, a telegraph pole halt near Martin’s saloon. Temperance meeting attendance thin due to threatening weather. 1899 items report St Patrick’s green on coats, street mud, a digger arrested over a harness, weather pleasant but dust concerns rise, and mills laying off workers. New confectionery at 1345 Massachusetts and Kodak work. Grocery and school supply shop at 1105 Massachusetts referenced.
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Government pressure on platforms tests First Amendment limits
George Will notes Supreme Court review of a case on whether federal pressure on social media to suppress speech violates the First Amendment. The piece details Biden administration actions, platform responses, and bipartisan concerns about government secrecy and coercion in shaping online discourse. It cites FIRE and AG actions regarding censorship and media manipulation, urging public explanation over private pressure.
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Sudden retirement shocks GOP ken buck in congress exit
Clarence Page reports on Representative Ken Buck of Colorado abruptly speeding up his retirement from Congress to the end of next week. Buck cites Washington dysfunction and partisan bickering, criticizing both parties while warning the GOP majority faces tighter margins and potential clashes with Democratic support. Buck’s exit creates vacancy in Colorado’s 4th District complicating Lauren Boebert’s bid and forcing special and primary elections.
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