Police identify officer in fatal Lawrence shooting
Lawrence police closed an inquiry into the death of Marsha L. Mace after Detective Troy Squire, recently promoted, fired during a welfare check at Mobile Village. No department policies were violated. Mace, described by a relative as hard yet fragile, had a memorial service attended by hundreds.
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Lawrence
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Corliss Opens New Chapter as Lawrence City Manager
David Corliss, Lawrence’s new city manager, has served the city since 1990. He outlines three major hurdles facing Lawrence, highlighting continuity, fiscal stability, and community-focused growth as top priorities.
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Lawrence
Lawrence names David Corliss new city manager
City commissioners announced David Corliss as Lawrence's new city manager after a six month interim period and a nationwide search. Corliss, 45, will lead City Hall as the sixth person to hold the top executive post, succeeding Mike Wildgen who resigned in March.
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Lawrence
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Amyx
City’ Hall
Cause of East Lawrence porch fire remains undetermined
Lawrence fire officials ruled the Sept. 17 deadly house fire at 1205 NJ undetermined as investigators, after 60 interviews, found no conclusive evidence of arson. Chief Mark Bradford cited possible electrical or human factors, with arson still not ruled out due to late night entry.
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Lawrence man on HIV trial testifies he did not intend harm
Robert W. Richardson II, 30, told jurors he never meant to expose four women to HIV as he testified about his actions and a tattoo reading HIV positive. Three women testified he did not warn them and a fourth claimed he removed a condom. Jurors deliberated without a verdict Friday in the case.
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Lawrence
Robert W. Richardson II
Congress approves national heritage area in Kansas
Congress approved a national heritage area spanning eastern Kansas and western Missouri to spotlight Civil War history. Lawrence officials voiced excitement about enhanced credibility and potential federal funding up to 10 million dollars over 15 years for tourism and preservation efforts led by Judy Billings of the Lawrence Convention & Visitors Bureau.
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Congress
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Lawrence
Judy Billings
Lawrence Convention & Visitors Bureau
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Octoginta Ride Draws Lawrence Cyclists This Sunday
Hundreds of cyclists gather in Lawrence for the annual Octoginta ride. The event welcomes riders of all ages to join the long route through area roads, with organizers urging safety and celebration of cycling.
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