Sunflowers Bloom Across Kansas Surging in Kansas Fields
Across Kansas fields are turning bright with sunflowers, especially after the NuSun variety's rise. Officials expect acreage to rise 45 percent from last year to over 320000 acres, with fields spreading from Sedgwick County to virtually every region. Mark Gorges near Andale joins 170 local growers after attending a sunflower seminar, while extension agents note unexpected turnout and interest in sunflowers as a crop rotation option alongside wheat and corn.
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Readiness to read starts with talk and play in early life
Summer talk on literacy notes conversations with children aid reading prep. USA Today highlights speaking listening and singing as key practices from infancy, with schools setting 3 to 8 year old standards and programs for economically disadvantaged families.
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Floods force removal of students from Easton Elementary
Easton Elementary in Leavenworth County ruined by recent floods likely will not reopen in August and may be replaced. The flood damages, totaling about 160000 dollars, exclude contents. PrincipalWillson retires soon as a new superintendent takes over. district to relocate students to a community center after demolition likely.
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