Should Lawrence continue building roundabouts
Reader opinions on Louisiana Street question the city’s roundabout program. A respondent argues roundabouts are more dangerous, while the poll prompts more responses at LJWorld.com.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2014
Page
4
Reader opinions on Louisiana Street question the city’s roundabout program. A respondent argues roundabouts are more dangerous, while the poll prompts more responses at LJWorld.com.
USS Sarah and Eric Koontz of Linwood welcomed a girl on Monday. Nichole and Chris Hoffman of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Monday. Derrick and Stephanie Harms of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Monday. Christine Ashworth Shipley and Cameron Brown of Lawrence welcomed a girl.
Monday Journal-World reports an error in the Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center housing program story. The mis spelled name of case manager Eddie Velez appeared in the article and has been corrected.
The Douglas County Commission will decide if Central Seyfoods can use a rural home as a tofu production site, amid neighbor concerns about property values. The panel will also consider whether to seek city annexation of three lands after a 3 0 petition drive and prior court outcome.
Douglas County District Judge Robert Fairchild denied Kansas University's request to reconsider a ruling reversing Navid Yeasin's expulsion for tweets about an ex girlfriend. KU claimed a contact violation and cited the Student Conduct Code, but no evidence was shown.
Judge Fairchild ordered the University of Kansas to readmit Yeasin, a petroleum engineering major, and to grant credit for classes he enrolled in, while a stay delays reenrollment pending appeal to the Kansas Court of Appeals. If the appeals court accepts review, the stay could last into June. In Lawrence, former Dole Institute director Richard Norton Smith discusses his new biography On His Own Terms: A Life of Nelson Rockefeller at KU’s Dole Institute.
Chuck Schimmel, attorney for Kappa Sigma, says no member is accused and KU police briefings are general. The fraternity has banned alcohol and intoxicated guests, suspending operations as investigations continue. Members and parents express concern while the house awaits a resolution.
Fire crews from several townships responded to a house fire just west of U S Highway 59 on North 482 Road about four miles northwest of Baldwin City. Residents and pets escaped safely as flames engulfed the roof, a deck partially collapsed after 1 a.m., and no injuries were reported.
Four new directors join the 2014 2015 Lawrence Habitat for Humanity board: Dennis Palmer of Burnham Composite Structures Cynthia Smith an attorney Danette Umholtz of Douglas County Bank and Erika Zimmerman of Boys and Girls Club of Lawrence The board now has 13 members to set the mission fundraise manage finances delegate tasks and evaluate work quoted executive director Lori Harse that these members will support the organization’s affordable housing mission.
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