Edgewood Homes mural shows neighborhood effort
The unveiling of a 30 by 4 foot mural titled All In My Neighborhood at Edgewood Homes involved about 30 youth from the Full Circle program. Local muralists Nicholas Ward and Amber Hansen guided kids ages 7 to 16 in creating three-panel scenes of place their current and future homes, with photos layered in to reflect residents’ stories.
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Full Circle
Chris Lempa
Lemoa
Lawrence- Douglas County
Douglas County
Edgewood
Haskell Ave
Jafiya Birdling
Jafiya
Lempa
Lawrence Cultural Arts Commission
Lawrence
Nicholas Ward
Amber Hansen
LDCHA
Hansen
Ward
Barbara Huppee
Mike Yoder
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Lawrence schools board weighs traffic, awards, and software updates
Lawrence Public Schools officials will review pickup routes and traffic flow with assistant superintendent Kyle Hayden and administrative services director Ron May. The board will honor seventh grade science teacher Lucinda Crenshaw, a finalist for Kansas Teacher of the Year, with the winner to be named Nov 21 in Wichita. District staff will also report on BusinessPlus software changes affecting financial and personnel management. Meeting set for 7 p.m. at district offices.
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Kyle Hayden
Ron May
West Middle School
Lucinda Crenshaw
Kansas
Wichita
BusinessPlus
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Traffic and School Crossing Updates Townwide
Cordley Elementary at 1837 Vermont St hosts traffic flow data and a community meeting. Kennedy Elementary on 1605 Davis Rd. plans a crossing guard location change. Pinckney Elementary at 810 W Sixth St logs tunnel access. New York Elementary at 936 New York St. notes parking changes. Broken Arrow Elementary and South Middle School share Louisiana St sites, with a meeting on traffic study results. Sunset Hill Elementary at 901 Schwarz Rd. seeks an additional crossing guard for Sixth Street.
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Topeka man upset by ghost tour at police site
The grandson of Clarence Shields, a police officer shot at Topeka’s Moose Lodge in April 1955, objects to Ghost Tours of Kansas charging admission to enter the site, deeming it an entertainment venue.
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Ghost Tours of
Kansas
Clarence Shields
Wichita Eagle
Shields
Joey Little
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