Douglas County Mortgage Totals and Bankruptcy Filings
The Douglas County register of deeds reported 169 mortgages in the week ended Tuesday with breakdowns by value from under 50 thousand to over 500 thousand. No local residents filed for bankruptcy in the District of Kansas during the week ending Thursday, with two total since the new rules took effect October 17 and 55 statewide cases on October 16, 41 of which were from Douglas County.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital adds two oncologists and more staff
Dr. Raonak Ekram and Dr. Eston James Schwartz join Lawrence Memorial Hospital Regional Oncology Center alongside Drs. Ron Stephens Matthew Stein and Sharon Soule. They trained at Kansas State University and University of Kansas School of Medicine, completed residencies at University of Oklahoma Tulsa and hematology oncology fellowships at Wake Forest. They are board certified or eligible in internal medicine and oncology, previously practiced in Jefferson City Missouri.
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Jefferson City
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Missouri
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Bert Nash
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Linwood Hawkeye honors Jim Elder for corn yield record
Jim Elder of Linwood was honored at Hawkeye Hybrids 2005 Championship Yield Club awards weekend for achieving 178.3 bushels per acre on dryland corn using Hawkeye Hybrids seed. The event recognized top yield growers and cited Elder as a standout producer.
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Schools teach boom in electronics for students
Across Kansas City suburbs Ridgeview Elementary backs high tech learning with Palm hand-helds and Zire models. Eva Hernandez, a sixth grader, explores The Flies and the Honeypot while districts expand smart classrooms, hoping digital tools boost achievement though critics warn of faith-based gains.
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