Lawrence Common News Today

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LAWRENCE — The Somos Latinos exhibit, at Lawrence Heritage State Park through July 31, recounts Latinos’ journeys to the Immigrant City and beyond over the last 60-plus years, their voices

A short history of the strike of 20,000 textile workers, mostly women and girls who included native and immigrant workers, which won big concessions over wages, conditions and hours for the entire textile industry

Steve Collier, a Republican and lifelong resident of Lawrence, said it was time for his second retirement after 33 years in education followed by more than a decade in public office.

Matthew Hall, of Fishers, and Muncie resident Jeannine Lee Lake are each seeking the Democratic nomination to run for the seat.

Redistricting moved Delaware County into the 5th District, pitting the winner of the Democratic primary against Republican incumbent Victoria Spartz.

Justus Ebert's pamphlet on the Lawrence textile strike and the trials of Ettor, Giovannitti and Caruso, IWW organizer falsely charged with murder in connection to the strike. Written in 1913.

Budget Proposal in Lawrence Draws Concerns from Residents