Hidden 1870 cistern reveals home’s character in Ohio Street
Jon and Barb Heeb found a well preserved cistern beneath their 645 Ohio Street home. They excavated for hours, hauling dirt in five gallon buckets. The cistern remains structurally sound and inspires their plan to integrate it into their historic house project.
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Lawrence Humane Society adoptions exceed one hundred on Clear the Shelter Day
Lawrence Humane Society reports 102 animals adopted Saturday as part of the national Clear the Shelter Day with all dog and cat adoption fees waived. The 47 dogs and 55 cats marked the first time more cats than dogs were adopted in Lawrence during the event. Bear the dog, stabbed last month, also found a new home separate from the event.
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City Commission Candidates Discuss Priorities
In a virtual community forum hosted by the League of Women Voters and partners, City Commission and Lawrence school board candidates outlined priorities such as affordable housing economic development and city infrastructure. The event was hosted by Rochelle Valverde and featured participants from local organizations.
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Lawrence district advances plan for rapid COVID tests
Lawrence school district leaders discuss a rapid COVID-19 testing plan to allow students labeled as close contacts to return to classes the same day or next day. Superintendent Anthony Lewis says nurses and qualified staff would conduct on-site tests at each school. The plan follows a recent school board meeting.
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