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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2017
Page
10
The National Weather Service lists sunrise at 6:03 a.m. and sunset at 8:32 p.m. for today. The note repeats Monday’s sunrise and sunset times, indicating 6:03 a.m. and 8:33 p.m. respectively as part of a local daily forecast.
National forecast for Sunday May 21 2017 highlights banded temperature zones across regions. High temperatures vary with coastal and inland patterns, AccuWeather notes. Strong sun and cooler coastal readings shape the day in several states.
Construction starts May 15 at 19th Street and Naismith Drive with full closure for through traffic. reopen by Aug 4 and project ends in September. 23rd Street/Ousdahl Road storm sewer work begins this week with closures and lane restrictions through summer and early fall. Naismith Drive Crescent Road begins May 30 with completion in early August and full intersection closure. Kasold Drive relocations start this summer with fall construction through 2018, one lane each way. Wakarusa Drive work expected late summer to early 2018 with one lane each direction. Maintenance projects listed include Folks Road Monterey Way East 17th to 21st Streets and Ousdahl Road west of 31st, with multiple street segments affected. Rochelle Valverde contact and Twitter handle noted.
Stultz urges a communitywide approach to density and affordability, arguing costs should be shared and no single segment should bear the burden. Toomay notes staff will study implementation after the City Commission selects options, while Boley calls each option challenging and funds must be found. A potential citywide sales tax relocation appears first, with renewal allocation on the June 13 work session agenda.
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