Messages of abuse displayed in KU dining hall project
Survivors and advocates discuss domestic violence as handwritten Tshirts hang on a clothesline in The Underground at Kansas University. The Willow Domestic Violence Center collaboration aims to raise awareness with stark notes from survivors and dates like August 1999.
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KU business dean urges community support for United Way drive
Neeli Bendapudi, dean of the Kansas University School of Business, urged local business leaders to back the United Way of Douglas County campaign, stressing data driven giving while noting the year end totals trail the $1.8 million goal. Colleen Gregoire said current pledges target about 1.75 million, near last year’s total, as officials push a final drive at Peoples Bank in downtown Lawrence.
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Flood insurance rates rise for 168 Douglas County owners
Federal officials announced higher flood insurance costs for 168 Douglas County property owners as the government ends subsidies in special flood hazard areas along the Kansas and Wakarusa rivers and elsewhere. FEMA official Andy Megrail stressed rising risk and noted recent disasters like Hurricane Sandy and Katrina affecting reserves.
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