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To the editor: During this time of partisan rancor and governmental disfunction at the highest levels, it is reassuring to see that our local county continues to deliver outstanding service in supporting our infrastructure. I’m referring specifically to the recently completed bridge ...
To the editor: The Lawrence Journal-World on Dec. 12 ran an article headlined “Local crisis line to retire its number. The article referenced previously reported that “approximately 80% of the staff at Headquarters last year signed a letter demanding the resignation of the entire board ...
To the editor: I read with alarm the mayor’s recent vision for Lawrence: more buildings, more annexed land, more housing developments. What I did not read was a single word about climate change. Not one acknowledgment of the environmental consequences of this expansion. Not one plan for ...
To the editor: I am thinking about what is taking place with the 300-unit apartment complex that can’t get enough parking. Their proposal is an off-site parking lot to make the city believe that this will solve the problem of not meeting city code. I am reminded of the HERE of Lawrence ...
To the editor: We never saw much about Venezuela on the news until a woman, Venezuelan Maria Corina Machada, was awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize on Oct. 10 of this year. Now that country is in the news nearly every day. Apparently, it is OK for our government to kill Venezuelan drug ...
To the editor: Sunflower Elementary School was the scene of a delightful third-grade “informance” called “Music in Motion” on Dec. 10. I was lucky enough to be invited and had my spirits lifted by this inspiring program. Visually, the children appeared in various clothing choices, ...