Lawrence school board to approve 2021 22 budget
Lawrence school board set to approve a 2021 2022 budget totaling about 201.4 million in net expenditures and a property tax rate reduction of 0.242 mills. The meeting also considers a program to award roughly 5 million dollars in employee bonuses over the next two years.
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City leaders weigh design for police HQ art project
Lawrence city leaders will review the concept design for a public art installation at the new police headquarters. The proposal, part of a $340,000 project, envisions a metal pavilion with glass panels and light projections.
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Flag faded on barn recalls 9 11 memories in Kansas town
Chris Koenig notes a flag painted on a barn two decades ago has faded, using the image as a metaphor for fading memories of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States.
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Retiring city horticulturists leave a legacy of beauty
Crystal Miles and John McDonald, longtime Lawrence city horticulture leaders, retire after 40 and 36 years. They leave colorful blooms, lush landscapes, and numerous trees planted across the city, reflecting decades of service and sustainment of green spaces.
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