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To the editor: The two articles about data centers in Saturday, Sept. 19's Lawrence Journal-World are excellent and definitely worth serious consideration. An interesting statistic about data centers across America is that originally 7,000 of them were proposed; 4,000 have already been built. ...
To the editor: Donald Trump cares much more about short-term economic boom than he does about long-term risks. And the same can be said about his addiction to publicity. Whatever gets him attention, especially if it appeals to his MAGA base, is what he will do or say. This goes for his ...
To the editor: I am a KU grad, a longtime resident of Lawrence, and I grew up in Missouri. Before the KU/MU game earlier this month, I had occasion to drive on Kentucky Street and Tennessee Street, mostly between 11th and 17th. I was horrified and disgusted to see that most every house had a ...
To the editor: I appreciated Mona Charon’s recent column, “Finding resilience in the face of disability” which drew attention to the resilience exhibited by Sens. Dole, Hart, and Inouye, as well as current Iowa Senate candidate Josh Turek, in coping with their disabilities. Her message ...
To the editor: Your recent articles on proposed data centers in De Soto, Tonganoxie and Lawrence captured the real dilemma. Our cities need new tax revenue to meet growing budgets, yet data centers sit at the heart of a controversial technology that remains largely unregulated. As a ...
To the editor: I'm 73 and I've been going to KU football games since I was a kid off and on, and I for one don't think it's worth it, and for the reasons you mentioned. But I have a caveat to that: Has the state of Missouri ever issued a formal apology to the state of Kansas for what ...