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Lawrence losing shoppers
City sales tax revenue below average
Lawrence is no longer part of the club. Of the approximately 600 cities and towns in Kansas, there have been a few — maybe around 50 — that have been part of a special club of communities that stand out as shopping superstars.
Woman circulates flyer to find missing pet
Lost Turtle
Emily Stoker says she grew up on a farm and likes having animals around - cats, dogs and chickens.vv
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State and federal law enforcement officials are warning consumers to be wary of scams targeting donors to Haiti earthquake relief efforts.
Isis Receives $100M Upfront From Biogen to Expand Partnership
Carlsbad-based Isis Pharmaceuticals Inc. received $100 million upfront from Weston, Mass.-based pharma giant Biogen Idec Inc. to expand its partnership and develop drugs for neurological disorders.
Landmark Begins Work on $39 Million Aircraft Facility at Lindbergh Field
Landmark Aviation of Houston is breaking ground on a new $39 million fixed base operation (FBO) facility for general-aviation aircraft at San Diego International Airport, expected to open by late 2014.
SDG&E Announces Redemption of Cumulative Preferred and Preference Stock
San Diego Gas & Electric announced the redemption of all issued and outstanding shares of SDG&E cumulative preferred stock and preference stock.
Why Working From Home Is Beneficial for the Employer and Employee
Working from home has been a growing trend; the outbreak of COVID-19 might make it mainstream.
Off to work? For a growing number of employees, that means rolling out of bed, sauntering over to a kitchen table, and firing up the laptop. Forget about the commute, forget about business attire, forget about office chitchat. This is the emerging face of work in the 21st century.
