Lawrence approves bid process for 25 million recreation center
Lawrence commissioners set a May 14 bid date for a 181,000 square foot recreation complex at Rock Chalk Park north of Sixth Street and the South Lawrence Trafficway. The plan includes eight full courts, a large indoor turf area, and aims to open by June 2014 with lowest-bid award under standard city bidding.
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Citywide curbside recycling approved in Lawrence
City commissioners approve a new curbside recycling program set to begin October 15 2014. The every other week service will cost each household 2.81 dollars per month and cover a wide range of recyclable materials. Local officials tout it as a step toward a more progressive community.
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Bond forum debates Lawrence school district plan
Supporters of the Lawrence district's 92.5 million bond say it will fund 21st century education and boost the economy. A spokesman for Americans for Prosperity criticizes the proposal as poorly conceived and urges officials to revisit the plan. He cites questions raised by business leaders and residents in informal conversations around town.
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KU author links hope to improved focus and success
KU based senior Gallup scientist Shane Lopez argues hope boosts productivity and grades and predicts better life outcomes. His book Making Hope Happen promotes actionable optimism and he will present at KU and Lawrence events this week.
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