White Stag Inn opens for festival sit-down meals
Fest offers first-ever sit-down restaurant The White Stag Inn open 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Peter son explains the aim to provide a shaded, higher class meal at a $10 price, including unlimited soda or water with items like Gaston's Guinness Beef Stew and Chick n Waffles. An Imagination Station for children charges $5 to transform kids into pirates or princesses amid jousting, royal parades and fairies.
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PIRATES AND PAST EVENTS WEEKEND GUIDE A Lively Fall Schedule
A themed weekend calendar lists pirate events, Celtic village attractions, fashion and costume contests, pet fairs, Highland Games, chocolate and wine tastings, fall markets, and family activities from September through October. It highlights tattoo contests, beard contests, fencing, archery, cosplay, and a Royal Tea House with themed attire and makeup services.
Mermaid Cove Returns With Art Mural Contest
The Mermaid Cove festival offers a third year with a mural contest entry prize of 500 dollars and two free tickets for every submission. Throne of Swords debuts a bigger theatrical production while Mother Goose meets children. Food options expand to vegan and gluten free with deep fried Oreos and Twinkies and baked sweet potatoes. The event runs 10 am to 7 pm on weekends through Columbus and Labor Day with additional hours on Columbus Day. For more information visit kcrenfest.com.
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Editorial philosophy shapes Lawrence front page balance
The piece outlines newsroom priorities for Lawrence Journal-World coverage, stressing time of day and multiple channels, values for accuracy over speed, and a broad mix of hard news, arts, health, and community events to reflect the city’s diverse interests. It argues against a narrow focus on government and public safety, urging inclusion of arts, food, parades, and local features to engage readers.
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Paleo-Eskimo Migration Wave Redraws Arctic Peopling
Research from Siberia and the Aleutians suggests Paleo-Eskimos were a distinct single group that migrated about 4,000 years ago. The isolated population survived in the Arctic for over 4,000 years before vanishing around 700 years ago, prompting a revised three plus one wave model of peopling the New World Arctic. Researchers from Denmark's Centre for GeoGenetics and the University of Copenhagen led the international study with Crawford and Eske Willerslev coordinating efforts.
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University of Copenhagen
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Native tribes project eyed for education and land use
Thellman described a tribe based effort combining education and Native American components to benefit the tribe and use the land's strengths. Public discussion by Douglas County commissioners and Lawrence city commissioners is expected to begin in September. Haskell Indian Nations University is among active participants with plans for a cooperative agreement to guide future tribal and local agency collaboration on the property.
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Kansas University
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Haskell Indian Nations University
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