Wet April showers nurture lawns but trees' fate remains unclear
After March through April rains adding about 5 inches to Lawrence, lawns and flowers thrive while many trees still show drought scars. Nursery owner Ann Peuser and horticulture chief Crystal Miles say moisture helps photosynthesis and growth, but brown, damaged limbs may not recover and some trees must be removed as unsuitable for long-term health.
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House carries meaning for KU women at Outlook visit
About 30 former residents of Watkins and Miller scholarship halls toured the 28 room Mount Oread mansion known as the Outlook. They reflected on how the home of the chancellor shaped their college paths and honored the woman who funded their education.
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Turnpike president steps down
Kansas Turnpike Authority CEO Michael Johnston announced plans to retire, with last day set for June 15. Johnston, 68, cited the new law allowing the transportation secretary to direct operations as a factor, though he called it minor. He noted a long career, joining KTA in 1995 after serving as KDOT secretary and fourteen years in the Legislature.
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Faith roots call to honor nature, Rasmussen says
The article cites Larry Rasmussen urging people of faith to return to roots and honor the oneness of humanity and nature, tracing beliefs back to ancient religions. Page 3A.
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