Lawrence High School Sound Off on Club Sponsorships
The article explains that Lawrence High has a limited pool of club sponsorships worth 500 each and does not provide extra funds for new clubs. Existing sponsored clubs keep stipends. new clubs can form without sponsors receiving stipends, with adult sponsors and approved constitutions guiding formation.
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On the Street on Massachusetts Street
A brief street level item noting public activity on Massachusetts Street. Local pedestrians report daily happenings and storefront chatter reflecting neighborhood mood and small business tempo along the avenue.
Groups mull legal challenge to state pensions changes
Kansas retiree and public employee groups consider a lawsuit over a 2009 pension law. The measure requires most KPERS participants to pay more or accept reduced future benefits to fix a 77 billion dollar funding gap through 2033. Leaders anticipate legal challenges as lawmakers defend the plan.
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City trims fuel use with idle rule and solar aid
The 2011 budget increases fuel allotment from 2010 as the city watches prices. Fleet manager Steve Stewart notes efforts to curb consumption through an idle policy, solar panels on ambulances and a fire truck, and GPS monitoring to optimize routes. Police and trash fleets show improved miles per gallon and lower fuel costs. The pilot solar project awaits cost data before wider use, while departments balance savings with essential services.
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Megan Gilliland
Journal-World Corrects Significant Errors Policy Statement
The Journal-World outlines its policy to correct all significant errors brought to editors. Readers are advised to call 785 832 7154 or email news ljworld com with correction requests.
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Leavenworth County Pickup Left Road Sends Man to Hospital
An air ambulance transported a man to Kansas University Hospital after his pickup left the roadway near 25357 Limit Street in Leavenworth County north of K 92 at 6 52 p m Monday. Undersheriff Ron Cranor said the victim was conscious on arrival but his condition was uncertain later. The cause remains under investigation.
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Limit Street
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