Our club members spent their Fourth of July weekend supervising the kid's bounce house and obstacle course and selling refreshments to everyone who came downtown to see the Sprints and Criterium downtown.
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Lawrence Central Lauches RideLawrence.com
As a part of Lawrence Centrals healthy living through bicycling initiative we have launched RideLawrence.com
The website is intended is to be a clearinghouse for bicycling information in the City of Lawrence and the Douglas County Kansas area.
Links to all the local and regional bike clubs are listed as well as bicycling and healthy living news.
Please also follow our Twitter feed @ http://twitter.com/ridelawrence
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Downtown Bike Rack Project
For the latest information on the LCR's Downtown Bike Rack Project Click the image
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Lawrence Central Rotary Facilitates New Bike Rack for the Lawrence Farmer’s Market!
Lawrence Central Rotary (LCR) is proud to announce a service
project that will install a new bicycle rack at the Saturday Downtown Lawrence Farmers' Market located in the 800 block of New Hampshire.LCR has chosen ‘Community Bicycling’ as a common theme for its service projects. The bike rack is of tubular construction and spells out “Ride Lawrence” designed by local artist Sean McCue. Sean entered the his design into last year’s bicycle rack design contest to install a bike rack outside the Lawrence Arts Center.
“Although Sean’s design was not chosen for the Lawrence Arts Center rack we felt he had a great design that we wanted to incorporate into the overall biking theme for the Lawrence community,” said Scott Wagner who is the chair of the bike rack committee. “It also sparked the imagination of the club members to rally around the project by incorporating “Ride Lawrence” as the overall theme for this community initiative.”
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A New Sign at the Rotary Arboretum
Area high school students worked on a beautification effort as a part
of the Rotary Youth Leadership Academy. The project was done at the Lawrence Rotary Arboretum. Students in the academy, who are mainly from northeast Kansas, will spent their week at the academy working on various projects around Lawrence and cultivating leadership skills.
Their work at the Arboretum culminated in the dedication of a new sign paid for by the local Lawrence Rotary Clubs (including Lawrence Central Rotary) in honor of the students’ work.
