Tyson plan draws local doubts in city council session
Tonganoxie officials face questions over secrecy and environmental worries tied to Tyson Foods project. Residents cited past lawsuits, nondisclosure deals, and urged protest petitions while officials outlined public meetings and tax abatement plans. City and county measures include a $500 million bonds intent and a $13 million sewer pledge.
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Lawrence protesters rally for DACA amid Trump phaseout
A Lawrence rally supports DACA as President Trump moves to end the program. Participants chant Defend DACA and wear signs while Mayor Soden and organizers push for local backing. Speakers stress community impact, counseling locations, and hope for congressional action within six months.
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Developer plans mix of student housing near day care center
Gilbane proposes two three story buildings with a clubhouse and two plazas including an outdoor pool. Teresa Prost, owner of Lawrence Child Development Center adjoining the site, opposes apartments on both sides of her property and worries balconies would overlook children at play. Prost says she may support relocation or sale of her site while awaiting Gilbane's response.
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KU football player Long dismissed from program for rule violation
Long, a Houston native and 2016 Jayhawks recruit, was dismissed from the KU football program for a violation of team rules. He did not return a call from the Journal-World and had no attorney listed. he remains in jail ahead of a Sept. 26 court hearing. Long played linebacker and tight end, but recorded no defensive stats and one yard on two carries in 2016 per KU Athletics.
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Journal World listing of staff and departments in Lawrence KS
A directory style item listing the Lawrence Kansas Journal World staff and departments with phone numbers for publisher editors and various sections including arts entertainment and local government. It provides contact details and a note for delivery or billing questions.
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McLouth and Lawrence Families Welcome Newborns
A girl was born Wednesday to Taylor Aylor and Cody Gellings of McLouth. A boy was born Thursday to Bruce and Emily Sweet of Lawrence.
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Journal-World Policy on Corrections
The editorial policy notes that significant errors are corrected in this space. Readers are urged to report mistakes by calling 832-7154 or emailing news ljworld.com.
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