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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2011
Page
1
A derelict East Lawrence structure sits beside railroad tracks with faded Theo Poehler Mercantile Co signs now repurposed by graffiti. A tall elephant mural dominates the brick wall while spray painted letters and a steel ladder scale the four story edifice reflecting urban art renewal.
Nick Benson, KU environmental studies junior, leads recycling at Kansas University during the Texas Tech game day. He preps 25 bins at Memorial Stadium, helps fans sort recyclables, and later collects trash for sorting back at KU Recycling. He volunteers without pay, driven by a passion to cut landfill waste.
Lawrence city commissioners will review a proposal giving staff broader power to revoke licenses of landlords who allow more than three unrelated tenants in single family homes. The plan shifts enforcement to leverage the city rental licensing program to ensure code compliance.
The local job market shows health care as one of the few growing industries due to rising chronic diseases and an aging population. Tim Skinner of 3RNet notes ongoing demand for health care professionals in underserved areas as part seven of a series on regional employment trends.
A compact listing highlights arts and entertainment items alongside the deaths notices. The page segments cover books notices and various classified items, with brief references to cultural offerings and obituaries in the same section.
A feature previews the life of a bail bondsman, exploring daily duties, client interactions, and the pressures of the job. The piece aims to give readers a behind the scenes look at the bail bond industry and its practical realities.
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