City orders owner to raze or fix dangerous home
City commissioners in Lawrence voted unanimously to declare 912 Chalk Hill Court a dangerous, abandoned residence in Sunset Hills. Owner Karen Braley must begin repairs or demolish by October 23, with possible demolition and cost recovery at the November 10 meeting if noncompliant. The home sits south of Ninth Street, east of Kasold Drive, and is valued at 148,300 dollars.
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Judges lament polarization in EU public forum
Kansas Court of Appeals Judge Steve Leben warned Tuesday that public trust in the judiciary, especially the U S Supreme Court, has eroded amid rising partisan polarization. Speaking at a Kansas University public forum, he questioned whether such divides can endure.
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Lilacs Replanted at KU Lilac Lane After Promised Work
A brief campus update confirms Kansas University has replanted the lilacs on Lilac Lane as promised after a short weekend delay. An on-campus check shows newly planted bushes and fresh soil, aligning with the administration’s prior pledge.
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