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Reporter/founder, @LawrenceKSTimes. She/her. Newzcat mom. Dismantling evil by moonlight. Loving life in #LFK. @KansasCOG board. Ex-@ljw_guild vice chair. ❤️🔥☀️

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In Lawrence murder trial deliberations, majority of jurors flipped votes from not guilty to guilt...

In Lawrence murder trial deliberations, majority of jurors flipped votes from not guilty to guilt...

Twelve jurors never reached a vote closer to unanimous than 10-2 in the murder trial of Rontarus Washington J…

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Jury unable to reach verdict in 2014 Lawrence murder case; prosecutor wants to try again

Jury unable to reach verdict in 2014 Lawrence murder case; prosecutor wants to try again

After nearly three full days of deliberation, a jury on Friday was unable to reach a verdict in the murder tr…

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Judges, sheriff's captain concerned about security in Lawrence's Judicial and Law Enforcement Cen...

Judges, sheriff's captain concerned about security in Lawrence's Judicial and Law Enforcement Cen...

Douglas County District Court Chief Judge Peggy Kittel recently shared with county leaders several concerns a…

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Zero Suicide initiative would mean ‘real change,’ leader tells Douglas County Commission

Zero Suicide initiative would mean ‘real change,’ leader tells Douglas County Commission

As Douglas County’s suicide counts have climbed most years since 2011 and its rate sits above the national av…

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Healthy Outlook: Meet the 77-year-old Lawrence man who can run circles around me

Healthy Outlook: Meet the 77-year-old Lawrence man who can run circles around me

What do you get when you cross a master's in counseling psychology with a master's in exercise physiology and…

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Healthy Outlook: Silencing 'the voice' - Lawrence teen shares her battle with anorexia

Healthy Outlook: Silencing 'the voice' - Lawrence teen shares her battle with anorexia

"Why are you betraying me? Why aren't you listening?" the voice shouts. "We went so long doing this together,…

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New Lawrence city manager wants to create ‘system of order’ following audit

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By Nathan Kramer, Mackenzie Clark Verified
| The Lawrence Times
Share this post or save for later Following some concerning findings in the latest audit, new Lawrence City Manager Majed Al-Ghafry said he wants each city department to take a close look at processes, and there will be tough choices to make. “When you create a system of of order, you get you get an outcome of order,” he said. Al-Ghafry, who just attended his first commission meeting last week, is still getting his bearings.
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HeadQuarters Kansas names new executive director, director of operations

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By Mackenzie Clark Verified
| The Lawrence Times
Share this post or save for later HeadQuarters Kansas, the Lawrence-based suicide prevention organization, has announced a new executive director and a new director of operations. Megan Bridges, a licensed social worker with nearly a decade of experience with HeadQuarters, has been named to the executive director role.
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Lawrence school board approves policy limiting staff social media use for district purposes

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By Mackenzie Clark Verified
| The Lawrence Times
Share this post or save for later Lawrence school board members on Monday approved a policy change that will bar district staff from using social media for two-way communications with students or parents. Although the policy change allows teachers and staff to use social media to promote district activities, sports and extracurriculars, for instance, comments must be turned off on posts.
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