Editorial urges rejecting affordable housing tax in Lawrence vote
The editorial backs renewing 0.2 percent bus operation and 0.3 percent infrastructure taxes while opposing the 0.05 percent affordable housing levy. It notes the housing tax lacks a clear use plan, cites waning application responses, and urges voters to reject question three.
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Lawrence
Stuart Boley
Mueller's pursuit of truth on Russian meddling
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius argues that special counsel Robert Mueller is exposing Russia's covert influence in the 2016 U.S. campaign. The piece outlines indictments, filings, and Putin’s cyber info space ambitions while urging completion of the Mueller investigation.
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Russia
U.S
Moscow
Donald Trump
America
Robert Mueller
Mueller
Trump
George Papadopoulos
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Hillary Clinton
Paul Manafort
Europe
Vladimir Putin
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United Nations
Defense Intelligence Agency
CIA
Steve Bannon
Pentagon
Papadopoulos
Donald Trump Jr
Manafort
Jared Kushner
Hillary
WikiLeaks
Clinton
David Ignatius
Washington Post Writers Group
Signature park proposed for Lawrence’s future from reader
To the editor, Fred Sack argues Lawrence lacks a signature park and urges development at a large hilly site with views. He envisions rides for children, a petting zoo, bocce ball courts, miniature golf, disc golf, a skate park and other amenities.
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Venture Park
Lawrence
Fred Sack
Public forum urges YES vote for Lawrence transit support
Community members discuss funding for public transportation and foster care initiatives. Susan Twombly seeks adoption assistance while AdoptiSkids gallery events and discounted services for foster families are proposed to aid children, with Patti Fisher urging action and self reflection.
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Adoptiskids
Patti Fisher
Lawrence
Public transit yard sign backs Lawrence ballot measure
A Lawrence resident endorses the YES vote for public transit expansion citing the T-List and T-Lift as vital lifelines for residents unable to drive. The letter praises drivers as friendly and timely, noting the service supports doctors visits, work, shopping, and daily life within city limits.
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Lawrence
Fostering Kindness: Ways to Help Foster Children
A community letter urges practical support for foster and adopted children. It suggests encouraging children to perform service projects, befriend newcomers, join fundraisers, assemble Welcome Boxes, mentor youths, engage with CASA groups, and send care packages to young adults aging out, with businesses urged to participate.
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CASA
Man exonerated after 23 years in prison
This letter to the Lawrence Journal World argues the Oct 13 headline misleads readers by implying a murder conviction release. It states Lamonte McIntyre was innocent after 23 years, and suggests the copy should reflect exoneration rather than release from prison.
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Lawrence Journal World
Lamonte McIntyre
Camille Cleese
Lawrence
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