Valentines Day Reflections On Mass Street In Lawrence
Jeff Doolittle a Lawrence student says Valentine’s Day feels commercial yet meaningful when shared with someone special. He replies that the holiday is a good thing if you have someone to celebrate with, as people at Dillons on Massachusetts Street discuss its mood.
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Lawrence couples announce newborns and births
kOe Laurel Maslowski and Kyle Schneweis of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Wednesday. Karla and Jake Letourneau of Lawrence welcomed a girl on Thursday. Brad and Melissa Clover of Lawrence welcomed a girl on Thursday.
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Woman charged in death corrected age
The Journal-World notes Danielle Keyes was 29, not the previously stated age, in the report about a woman charged in a death case.
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Health department to host measles vaccination clinics
The Lawrence Douglas County Health Department schedules measles vaccination clinics at multiple sites including the Lawrence Public Library Baldwin City Eudora and Lecompton and offers walk in service at 200 Maine St. Insurance is accepted. A national outbreak has affected over 100 people in 17 states with Kansas reporting no cases.
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KU Measles Vaccination Rules Highlight Campus Policy
Dechaire outlined campus vaccination status for measles at KU noting 350 students have signed waivers for exemptions including medical, pregnancy, or religious reasons. Faculty and staff are urged but not required to vaccinate, with antibody testing available. Those exposed to measles would face 21 days quarantine if unvaccinated. International students face tuberculosis testing and treatment if detected.
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Obesity sufferer Walls shares weight loss journey
A spokesman said a loss be published today on the website while family members could not be reached. Walls publicized his obesity battle last year to deter others from becoming obese. He described extreme weight and the goal to lose 100 pounds before gastric bypass, followed by rehabilitation and lifestyle changes.
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Hearing canceled in Hall v KU over email release
A Friday hearing in the case Art Hall v KU was canceled with the next hearing date not yet set. Hall, founding executive director of KU's Center for Applied Economics, sues KU over releasing his emails amid a dispute on Kansas Open Records Act applicability.
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Lawrence district seeks applicants for Finance Advisory Council
The Lawrence school district invites applications to fill two vacancies on its Finance Advisory Council due to resignations. The external monitoring body advises the school board and superintendent. Terms are two years, with possible renewal. Apply by 5 p.m. April 1 at USD497.org. The panel reviews finances and governance.
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MacArthur Fellow Deer champions tribal justice reforms
Native women face high violence rates on reservations due to jurisdiction limits and underfunded systems. Linda Deer reflects on legal changes from the 2010 Tribal Law and Order Act to the 2013 Violence Against Women Act reauthorization, arguing tribal courts best serve Indian women. She spearheaded Amnesty International’s Maze of Injustice, influencing Capitol Hill and supporting future research on her Muscogee Creek heritage.
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Level 1 trauma care in Kansas and LMH limits
A Level 1 trauma center provides total injury care. Kansas has two other Level 1 facilities in Wichita besides KU Hospital. Lawrence Memorial Hospital lacks neurosurgery and cardiothoracic staff, so unstable patients are stabilized locally before transfer. Surviving odds rise about 25 percent at Level 1 centers. LMH treated six gunshot and eight stab wounds in the past year, with some cases possibly diverted elsewhere.
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