Gas odor from line repairs at ICL plant in North Lawrence
Black Hills Energy says purging gas lines during repairs at the ICL Performance Products plant at 440 N Ninth St caused a strong natural gas smell in North Lawrence Thursday night into Friday morning. Crews finished repairs Friday noon after shutting down the plant. schools Pinckney and Lawrenc ewoodlawn reported odors and residents posted about the smell.
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Lawrence Public Schools
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Lawrence
Lawrence letter carriers food drive targets 30000 pounds
Lawrence is set to hold its annual National Association of Letter Carriers food drive on May 9 to collect about 30,000 pounds for local families. Residents will receive mail in the first week of May with participation details and are asked to place canned or dry goods by mailboxes for pickup by carriers who will deliver items to Just Food. The event, a 20 plus year Lawrence tradition, typically gathers 20,000 to 25,000 pounds, says John Hamilton, president of the local branch.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
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Douglas County
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Swap Meet Finds Car Shell On Friday
Terry Price of Johnson Nebraska carries the shell of a small car to his trailer at the swap meet on Friday morning, showcasing the quirky mix of items available.
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Johnson, Neb
ED Noble
Oskaloosa
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Question line for contact: call or email
A notice directs readers to contact via phone at 832-7297 or by emailing soundoff jworld.com for inquiries or submissions. The message emphasizes direct communication channels and provides a specific phone number and email address.
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Kansas bishops back Medicaid expansion to aid 130000 residents
Catholic bishops in Kansas urge lawmakers to expand Medicaid, saying it would cover about 130000 low income residents without insurance. The Wichita Eagle notes reservations over contraception funding and fiscal reforms, but leaders argue the measure would aid the vulnerable despite political cost concerns.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wichita Eagle Reports
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Scott Schwab
Jeff Longbine
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