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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 2023

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Free replacement trees offered to curb invasive ornamental pears

Kansas residents near Kansas City and Topeka can remove ornamental Callery pear trees this April and May and receive a free replacement tree through Deep Roots KC. The program includes a Topeka site for the first time, with events in Lee's Summit and Lenexa. Kansas Forest Service experts will advise on native options like serviceberry, redbud, and oaks to support butterflies and moths and local wildlife.

Kansas City Topeka Deep Roots KC Kansas Missouri Chanticleer Bradford Cleveland Midwest Johnson County Park and Recreation Shawnee Mission Park Deeproots.org Lee’s Summit Lenexa Kansas Forest Service

Treatment center opens to walk in patients

Douglas County opens the Treatment and Recovery Center at 1000 W Second St behind LMH Health with a phased start. The front urgent care unit began Monday with 8 am intake and four walk in patients. Bert Nash and Douglas County expect full staffing soon and partial capacity by May 25 for the observation unit.

Douglas County Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center Second St LMH Health Bert Nash Patrick Schmitz Journal-World Schmitz

School board weighs future expansions after closures

Rochelle Valverde reports the board considers expanding remaining elementary schools as capacity pushes past 90 percent. Boundary shifts to accommodate Broken Arrow and Pinckney closures are reviewed, with President Shannon Kimball proposing targeted additions rather than redistributing students to fuller buildings.

Shannon Kimball Boundary Advisory Committee Broken Arrow and Pinckney Kimball Boundary Committee

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