Zuckerberg speaks at KU in invitation only event
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg addressed about 75 invitees at the Lied Center on the University of Kansas campus on Friday. The visit capped a yearlong tour to states he had never visited, with Missouri and Kansas among the last two. He spoke on community, a theme central to his trip.
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A Soldier’s Love Song From World War II Bonds Lovers
Bruce and Chris Linton, college sweethearts, credit music with keeping their bond through World War II. A soldier’s poem inspired Bruce to write the ballad You and Me for the girl waiting back home, echoing a Cole Porter vibe as Veterans Day nears.
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Veterans Day Parade Returns to Lawrence Downtown
After a decades long absence the Lawrence Veterans Day parade resumes in downtown Lawrence at 1 PM today. The procession begins at Seventh Street and Massachusetts Avenue and travels south to South Park with veterans groups and local organizations taking part.
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Plans Filed for North West Corner at Haskell Avenue
A development plan near SLT Haskell interchange proposes rezoning from heavy to light industrial to allow offices, fast food with drive thrus, convenience stores, banks, and gas stations. Scott Zaremba leading a group at City Hall plans a gas station as part of the project.
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