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6News profiles city commission candidate Lynn Goodell.
6News reports on Scott Morgan, Sue Morgan, Mary Loveland and Cindy Yulichs' thoughts about the bond issue for the Lawrence school district.
Scott Rothschild, Statehouse reporter, speaks with Troy Finley, the Governors Legislative Liason.
Arts editor Mindie Paget reports on the events in Lawrence this weekend.
Cillie King, Rich Minder, Leonard Ortiz and Michael Pomes are trying to inform the community that the bond is not the solution for local schools.
Schauner wants more care in giving tax abatements and to overhaul the current growth plan.
The protestors are disappointed but not surprised by the city's demand.
School board candidate Yulich talks about improving communication between schools and parents, and city commission candidate Goodell addresses concerns about corporate donations to his campaign.
Don Binns survived almost four years of his life in a Japanese prisoner of war camp during World War II.
Sue Morgan anwered questions about her own position on the bond issue; and Lee Gerhard commented on the 6th and Wakarusa Wal-Mart proposal.
Gerhard wants a plan for growth that can adapt to changing opportunities and better neighborhood participation.
6News reports on an online chat held Tuesday with school board candidate Mary Loveland.
6News reports on the upgrades that would be made at Lawrence Alternative High School if the April 1st bond issue passes.
6News reports on the reaction of Lawrence City officials to the anti-war protesters that have set up tents in South Park.
6News reports on the new woman protesting the removal of an elm tree in downtown Lawrence.
6News profiles Lawrence city commission incumbent Mike Rundle.
6News reports on comments made by Lawrence school board candidates Rich Minder and Leonard Ortiz in an online chat.
6News profiles city commission candidate Gregg DiVilbiss.
6News reports on Monday nights city commission and school board candidate forum.
6News reports on some of the upgrades that would be made at Lawrence High School if the April bond vote passes.
6News reports on the effect a 1998 bond issue had on the Salina school district.
Despite most of Hollywood's attention focused on the Academy Awards this weekend, the industry did find time to release a quartet of movies.
6News reports on City Commission candidate, Dennis "Boog" Highberger.
6News reports on a protest staged by anti war demonstrators Friday after in downtown Lawrence.
6News reports on the KU fans that have visited the Oklahoma City Murrah Memorial.
Concerns over civilian deaths and a destablized Middle East resulting from the war with Iraq lead to the statement.
Food and supplies have been donated to benefit Sihka, who has been in the Borders elm for two days.
King said she would work to eliminate inefficiencies to help balance the school budget if elected. A full transcript of the chat can be found here.
Fixing the problems of asbestos, missing doors and portable classrooms is one aim of the bond issue.
Local and national images dealing with the conflict in Iraq.
Structural and mechanical problems, including cracked walls and problematic plumbing, would be addressed with the passage of the bond issue.
County officials have made preparations for possible emergencies stemming from the beginning of war in Iraq.
Sihka says she'll remain in the tree until developers promise not to cut it down.
Massachusetts Street was the site where both sides met in a peaceful demonstration.
6News reports on Mondays St. Patricks Day parade in Lawrence.
6News reports on the repairs and upgrades that would be made at Central Junior High if the April Bond vote passes.
6News reports on spring break destinations for students this year.
This weekend, Lawrence Community Theatre wraps up its run of "Miracles," a play about an autistic teen-ager who learns to write poetry through a controversial teaching method. The show, which questions whether miracles really exist, continues through Sunday.
6News reports on the guilty plea entered by Damien Lewis in the murders of Pete Wallace and Wyona Chandlee.
6News reports on the murder of 22 year old Lawrence native, Quincy Sanders.
6News reports on the upgrades four elementary schools would receive if the April bond vote passes.
6News reports on Jayhawk fans who are going to Dallas.
When Riverside is closed, the area's largest elementary school will gain nearly fifty new students.
Commissioners are considering reorganizing how they do things to better serve Douglas County.
Investigators believe the primary motive was robbery.
The Wednesday evening thunderstorms that rumbled through the Lawrence area brought hail that carpeted Interstate 70, lightning that knocked out power briefly to some areas and heavy downpours that gave some motorists problems on city streets.
6News reports on the upgrades that would be made at Cordley Elementary if the April bond vote passes.
6News reports on the "Every 17 Minutes" event held at Lawrence High on Tuesday to demonstrate the effects drunk driving can have.
The men were arrested and questioned in Greenwood County.
6News reports on the decisions made by LEA to support the bond and the pro-bond school board candidates.
6News reports on the effects upgrades would have on New York Elementary if the April bond vote passes.
6News reports on Monday nights school budget meeting.
A few new flicks appear on area screens this week.
6News reports on the possible purchase of the Farmland plant by the city of Lawrence.
Scott Rothschild, Statehouse reporter, speaks with Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger.
The school board will decide what should or should not be cut on Monday, March 10th.
The students walked out of class to debate the possible war with Iraq.
The organizers of the charity event hope to exceed last year's donations.
The planning commission took the vote for the shelter at 2 a.m. Thursday morning, despite the absence of one of the commissioners.
The president says that Saddam Hussein is a direct threat to the United States, and must be dealt with.
The prosecution says laws regarding the death penalty do not apply in the case against Raymond Boothe, accused of the stabbing death of his developmentally disabled son.
Plans for business development along Sixth Street leave residents with mixed feelings.
Lawrence-Douglas County planning commissioners approve the rezoning plans for Wal-Mart, although construction cannot go forward until street improvements are completed.
The property values in the central business district are rose anywhere from 10% to 15%.
6News reports on Home Depot and the growing number of job applications they have received.
6News reports on the valuation changes in Douglas County.
6News reports on the trial of Michael Kesselring who is charged with the murder of Dale Miller.
Scott Rothschild, Statehouse reporter, speaks with Hispanic Caucus Chairman Elias Garcia.
Jon Niccum talks about the two movies opening in Lawrence this weekend.
6News reports on Home Depots' request to open a month ahead of schedule.
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