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The City of Lawrence has a new flag!
December 6, 2019
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The Lawrence Common Council voted unanimously to recognize a new city flag designed by Ethan Marasco. This flag honors the values of Lawrence:
- Peace and Safety
- Unity, diversity, and stability
- Rich military history
- Patriotism
- Acknowledge our history while becoming a city with a vision, with big ideas
- Always moving forward
The red represents determination and passion. The white represents peace and safety. The blue represents unity, diversity and stability. The 5 stars represent the 5 branches of the U.S. military. The white lines in the middle and the stripes coming out of the star represent the city's future as they depict a bird flying into the horizon, demonstrating that Lawrence is a city that is always moving forward.
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Utilities: (317) 542-0511
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