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Free lunches, meal kits available for Lawrence kids this summer
This summer, children ages 18 and younger will be able to eat a free lunch on weekdays in Lawrence, and families can pick up weekly meal kits to prepare and plan ahead.
This summer, children ages 18 and younger will be able to eat a free lunch on weekdays in Lawrence, and families can pick up weekly meal kits to prepare and plan ahead.
Families that need food assistance during the summer could receive $120 per eligible child through the state’s new student-geared Summer EBT program.
The K-10 Connector bus service to Johnson County will soon change its route to stop at Central Station in Lawrence, so it will no longer stop at Peaslee Tech or at the Naismith Drive stop on KU’s campus.
Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health is now offering appointments for adult, day care and sports physicals.
An upcoming free clinic in Lawrence will help drivers who qualify get their suspended driver’s licenses reinstated.
Lawrence booksellers want to make it “perfectly clear” they support youths who are “perfectly queer.”
The Greyhound bus stop is moving to the Central Station from downtown Lawrence, effective Monday.
Kansas will depart from its typical presidential caucus format and instead hold a presidential preference primary this year, and that election is coming up Tuesday.
Kansas will hold a presidential preference primary on March 19 instead of the traditional caucuses. Voting will look pretty much like our regular elections. Here’s what you should know.
The City of Lawrence will soon begin work on several projects along Sixth Street that will require some road and lane closures starting Monday, Feb. 5.
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