Lawrence prepares for winter weather with new snow program
The city of Lawrence unveils an enhanced snow plan featuring an interactive street plow map, near real time camera feeds from six main roads, and an expanded Intelligent Transportation System. Pre storm brine treatment will cover key arteries including Iowa, Wakarusa, Kasold, Massachusetts, North Second, Sixth, 23rd and 31st streets to prevent ice buildup. The 2023-24 season saw 33.8 inches of snow across 11 storms, costing $625,000.
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Old Home Town 100 Poised on Kansas Pioneering Writer
Mrs. Sara T. D. Robinson, 84, died at Oak Ridge Farm four miles northeast of Lawrence after a long illness. A prolific writer, she contributed many articles to newspapers nationwide, portraying early Kansas history with courage and intelligence. Her lifelong work supported freedom and reform, earning national recognition among older settlers.
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Penn State morality critique on delayed response to abuse
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues that Penn State finally acted, but belatedly, to address pedophilia allegations involving Jerry Sandusky. He laments repeats of blinkered morality across society and urges proactive child protection while criticizing the university's handling and the broader cultural excuses that protect institutions.
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Public Forum Letters on Immigration and Football Rights
Readers critique immigration reform advocacy and jersey naming policies, citing bias and misread Pew data. The letter by Christy Kennedy complains to coach Turner Gill about roster choices, while Jim Winn argues aging fans face hearing challenges. George B Wiley outlines letters policy for the Journal-World.
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Four year college not for everyone explore options
Mike Hoeflich argues that four year degrees fit not all students and urges exploring junior colleges and vocational schools as money saving, with careful comparison of total costs. He notes two year paths can keep instructional quality high, stresses evaluating needs and finances, and recommends broad research before choosing a school.
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Mike Hoeflich
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