Cicada Song From Lawrence Bands Reflects 17-Year Cycle
Two local groups The Greenhouse Culture Band and CS Luxem collaborated at Lawrence Public Library Sound Vision studio to produce an original song about periodic cicadas. Written and recorded in about four hours, Christopher Luxem led the composition with vocals and guitar while acknowledging the rush brought both energy and challenges.
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Hikers and bikers warn of illegal ATV damage on river trail
Art King of the Lawrence Mountain Bike Club warns walkers and cyclists about rogue ATV riders damaging the Kansas River trails in Riverfront Park. The 10 mile path along the north bank has wildlife habitat harmed by motorized use and will require hundreds of hours to repair. Runners and bicyclists report ATVs in the area despite prohibition on motorized vehicles and horses.
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Who is leading in Topeka
The Kansas Legislature's Republican leaders wrestle with budget frictions as a $400 million shortfall looms and a potential wave of furloughs threatens state employees. Delegates argue over tax increases to balance the budget while aiming to preserve business breaks.
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Fire at Pet World ruled accidental electrical event
Lawrence firefighters say a fire at Pet World 711 W. 23rd St. started from an electrical event in the main breaker panel and caused about 500000 in damages. The store had closed for Memorial Day and several animals died while others were rescued. Store owners plan to rebuild.
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VenturePark boon eyes two firms for 200 jobs at park
Two manufacturing companies aiming to add about 200 jobs are considering Lawrence in the city's new VenturePark site. The firms evaluate the park's facilities, incentives, and location as they plan expansion into the area.
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