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1714608000 News & Issues News & Issues As Homelessness Surges, Kansas Communities Look to Lawrence Lawrence has invested in its shelter, temporary housing and services. But has that made it a de facto drop-off site for neighboring law enforcement agencies and service organizations? by Haines Eason