Lawrence city commission to hear GleeVision ad display pitch
Lawrence commissioners meet Tuesday at 6 35 p m at City Hall to consider a proposal from GleeVision Inc to install and operate projecting advertisements on private structures in the city. Meeting documents are posted online at www.lawrenceks.org.
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Massachusetts
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Lawrence City Commissioners
GleeVision Inc
Projecting Ads On Building Wall Above Jeffersons Restaurant
A company proposes using a light projection to display advertisements on a wall above Jefferson's Restaurant at 743 Mass. The idea is new, but city land use laws and sign codes prohibit such projections.
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Jefferson's Restaurant
Mass
October 7 Declared Communities in Motion Day and Other Proclamations
City proclaims October as Communities in Motion Day and Domestic Violence Awareness Month. October 10 marks United Methodist Churchs 150th anniversary. Consent agenda includes Sept. 26 minutes, board minutes, and claims. Licenses approved for Fraternal Order of Eagles Kaspars Bar & Grill The Wine Cellar Alvin's Wine & Spirits Linda's Liquon. Appointments to Aviation Advisory Board and Douglas County Aging Council. Numerous bids and changes approved for sewer, water, street, parks, and tree programs. Ordinances set for first reading. plats and final plats received. site plans and outdoor dining items approved. Historic nomination sought for Hobbs Park. Mayor authorized to execute lease and subordination agreements. City manager reports and Glee Visioners projection ad request considered.
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Order of Eagles
Kaspar’s Bar & Grill
Alvin's Wine & Spirits
Iawa
Sixth St
19Th Street
Barker Avenue
RD. Johnson Construction
Bartlett and
West Engineers
9Th Street
Kasald Drive
Peridian Group Int
Lake View Addition
Black & Veatch
Pinnacle Co
Fmnts Corp
24Th Street
Iowa
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Folks Road
West Sixth Street
Peridian Group Inc
Eric L
Calleen M. Hodge
Record
Oakley Addition
Falks Road
First Management Inc
Harvard Road
George Williams Way
BG Consultants Inc
Fairway L.C
Seventh Day Adventist Church
U.S. Highway 40
East 1000
Queens
Landplan Engineering RA
Kansas/Nebraska Association of Seventh Day Adventist Inc
Fox Chase South No
Fox Chase South
Landplan Engineering PA
Devon Inc
Ezell Morgan Construction Co. Inc
Rick's Place
Smalter and Associates
Rick Younger
Jeasee
Steve Neher
Odoba Mexican Grill
Mass
Paul Werner
Historic Resources
Hobbs Park
Lawrence Register of Historic Places
Sheryl Lemesany
West Hills
Emery Road
City Utility Department
Stanley Weil
OG Vt
Ordinance No 783 Establishes No Parking on Applegate Court North Side
Second reading adopts ordinance establishing no parking on the north side of Applegate Court and authorizes a bond issue of 550000 dollars for the 23rd Street access management project. The city services agree to proceed with the bond plan and related service actions.
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Applegate Court
23Rd Street
Smooth Sailing at Clinton Lake Dam
Blair Sutton of Lawrence sails toward Clinton Lake dam as Sunday wind conditions boost kitesurfing. The 27 year old athlete prepares gear before launching, with his 100 foot line keeping kite and board connected for a smooth session.
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Sutton
Lawrence
Indian inmate sues Nebraska over religious rights in prison
Richard Walker a 57 year old Winnebago appeals to federal law claiming Nebraska State Penitentiary violates rights by denying American Indian inmates group meetings a formal club access to sweat lodge ceremonies and outside spiritual leaders. He says inmates meet secretly to pray and honor spirits when the guard interrupts. Warden Kenney says groups meet twice weekly and sweat lodge access is available on Saturdays and Sundays. outside leaders disputed. Lawyers may settle as soon as next week.
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Lincaln
Nea
Nebraska
Richard Walker
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Walker
Mike Kenney
Kenney
Harvest crop boom tests rail shipping capacity
Projected bumper corn, soybeans, and milo harvests strain Kansas elevators and an overburdened rail system. Railroads warn they may break national shipping records while handling holiday freight, with 1.1 billion bushels of storage and limited infrastructure delaying moves. Experts call it a timeless peak demand problem and urge improvements before fall.
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Hutchinson
Kansas
U.S
Ed McKechnie
WATCO
Kansas & Oklahoma Railroad
McKechnie
Tom Tunnell
Kansas Grain & Feed Assa
Roger Nober
U.S. Surface Transportation Board
Nober
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