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For some students in Lawrence, learning will continue in June, with a special focus on personal, social and character development.
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“This week was bittersweet. We enjoyed our last week with the whole crew together,” Olivia Schwyhart writes.
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After a steering committee asked for three more weeks to gather and review public comment on the draft Downtown Lawrence master plan, staff is suggesting that the city commission should allow another two months.
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All children ages 1-18 in the community can receive free meal kits both through the summer and the 2021-2022 academic year through Lawrence Public Schools.
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A woman was shot and injured Thursday evening in North Lawrence, police say.
The northbound lane of Lawrence Avenue will be closed Wednesday while crews repair a fire […]
The people of Lawrence should directly elect a mayor to serve a four-year term and six city commissioners broken down by districts, according to the city government study task force.
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Members of a steering committee overseeing the proposed master plan for downtown Lawrence are asking […]
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Mental health, leadership and substance use will be among the topics of a virtual conference […]
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The University of Kansas will no longer require mask-wearing on its campuses — with a […]
