New Lawrence police chief greets residents at meet and greet
Gregory Burns Jr. greeted residents at a public meet and greet at a Lawrence McDonald’s, praising community engagement. The event followed arrests of three suspects in a downtown triple homicide and a peaceful end to a Monday night armed standoff near 27th Street and Haskell Avenue. Burns cited two core duties: arresting criminals and building community relations. He noted his Louisville background and arrival in Lawrence on Oct 1, sworn in the next day.
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Protest at Lawrence Burger King prompts change
A protest outside the Burger King at 4671 Bauer Farm Drive in Lawrence led to action after a racial slur post by an hourly manager surfaced. An executive fired the general manager handling the incident, citing unsafe conditions for an employee who reported the post.
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The Shelter Inc. Rebrands as The Children's Shelter Opens
The Children's Shelter in Lawrence announces a rebrand from The Shelter Inc and moves into new offices in eastern Lawrence. Executive director Gina Meier Hummel says the change clarifies focus on children and families, distinguishing from other local shelters and avoiding mislabeling as an animal shelter.
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