Lawrence School Board Approves Garden Concept at Free State High
Lawrence leadership backs a large community garden at Free State High School with smaller plots for local growers to fund student access. West Junior High’s prior success, volunteer partners, and student workforce benefits support hands on learning in agriculture finance and business. refinements and site questions remain about maintenance and visibility.
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Letters Policy for The Journal World
The Journal World invites letters under 250 words that address public interest and avoid name calling or libel. The paper may edit letters without changing viewpoints and requires the writer to supply name address and phone. Submissions go to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or letters at ijworld.com.
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Obama Faces Midterm Blues and Recovery Hopes
Carl P. Leubsdorf argues that Obama’s midterm outcome will hinge on the economy and public perception of his recovery efforts. He notes historical patterns show reforms often pause after presidential surges, with Republicans claiming remedies failed while economists see gradual improvement. The piece frames cross-party uncertainty about the next two years and potential shifts in strategy.
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Free State High School lights up neighbors with events
Rex Gardner of Lawrence praises the busy outdoor scene around Free State High School, noting bands, soccer, football, tennis and other activities that keep the area lively. He supports the stadium and field lighting, calling tax dollars well spent and the location ideal. China leads in renewable energy, while the United States lags.
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American energy progress hampered by gridlock says Les Blevins
Public forum critiques slow U S adoption of cleaner energy technologies while China moves ahead in research development and commercialization. The speaker laments greed and lack of collaboration hindering renewables, jobs, energy security, and climate progress.
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Lawrence cross country teams praise after regional meet
A letter from Lawrence High and Lawrence Free State runners commends LHS and FS squads for regional qualification to the 6A state cross country meet held Oct 23. It highlights captain Hayley Francis finishing 16th, defends her from blame, and voices team unity from Rachael Schaffer, Lauren Wethington, and Hillary Yoder.
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Old Home Town at LJWorld.com News
In 1910 Lawrence, Kansas, Halloween pranks drew minor damage while voters prepared for a pivotal election. Mice infestation haunts Strong Hall as officials joke of rats, and snow looms over turnout forecasts as Gov Docking and liquor by the drink sit on ballots.
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