Downtown boutique Adorned to close for pop up model
Lawrence store Adorned at 5 E Sev enth St will close in eight to ten weeks as owner Alia Sachedina shifts to online sales and occasional pop-up shops selling world items. The shop opened in 1985 as African Adorned by her mother Elizabeth Kurata.
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Goats Help Tonganoxie Home Keep Weeds Under Control
Mary Powell from Hunter brings 75 goats on a weed busting tour across Kansas. Shawn F Linenberger photographs near Fred and Lisa Scheller's rural Tonganoxie home as goats from Powell's fleet graze and munch vegetation. The goats aim to bring joy while clearing weeds, with prior work for Cheryl Hanback and Richard Brown during a Kaw Valley Farm Tour stop.
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Chaplains Provide Quiet Support for Lawrence Responders
Paul Taylor and six volunteer chaplains assist local first responders in Lawrence after a weekend of traumatic incidents including a vehicle into the Kansas River and the recovery of a 5 year old girl. The team offers presence, counseling, and resources to both victims and responders as Sgt. Kristen Channel notes. Taylor, a longtime Douglas County Ambulance Service paramedic since 1981, embodies the ministry of presence in crisis times.
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