Public forum questions large incentives for KU West Campus project
Mary Chaney of Lawrence argues in a letter that 95 percent tax reimbursement on a KU West Campus development is excessive and that a 60 percent rate would still aid growth while preserving property tax revenue for 20 years. She warns about future city costs and calls for developments that pay property taxes. Letters can be emailed to letters@ljworld.com.
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Woman Doctor Joins Lawrence Practice in 1898
Dr S Myrtle Freeburger arrives in Lawrence and will practice medicine with Dr Lucy Taylor. The two physicians will share an office, with Freeburger described as well recommended and ready to build a paying practice, addressing a recent gap in local medical care.
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Gen Z Eyes Old School Office Into The Gray Flannel Era
Froma Harrop notes Gen Z seeks stable careers and traditional offices over rapid growth startups. Survey data shows 85 percent want stability, with top city draws including New York Los Angeles San Francisco Washington DC and Chicago. Hybrid schedules persist as firms ease remote work and welcome social office life.
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Netanyahu risks security fallout from halt in judicial plan
Washington notes that Netanyahu’s delay on reform sparked protests eroding Israel’s unity and straining ties with the United States and Gulf states. Analysts warn Iran may misread the turmoil, risking a brinkmanship scenario as Netanyahu’s mandate appears weakened.
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