Baldwin City road project aims to reduce accidents near school
A dangerous intersection on U S Highway 56 near Baldwin Elementary School Primary Center will be redesigned to improve traffic flow and lessen crash risk. The effort is funded and planned for safer School Zone access.
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Lawrence kitchen regular keeps returning daily
John Chafin has eaten at the Lawrence Interdenominational Nutrition Kitchen every day since it began on February 14, 1985. He plans to continue dining there as his daily lunch, with no other plans for the future.
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Valentines Day Showdown KU Versus Kansas State in Manhattan
Coming Tuesday, the KU and Kansas State rivals meet in Manhattan for a high stakes basketball contest. The game headlines a Valentine’s Day clash with regional bragging rights on the line as both teams seek a crucial victory.
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Lawrence earns BlueCHIP Award for health initiatives
Lawrence leads in state health efforts with school fitness programs, gardens, workplace wellness, a healthier restaurant initiative, and WellCommons website. The projects aim to cut obesity by boosting local food access and activity. Lawrence receives a BlueCHIP Award and $2,500 for wellness programs in public schools.
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Doctor's practice knows no bounds in Mark Stover's MSF work
Lawrence native Mark Stover spent 2010 in Sudan and Mongolia working with Doctors Without Borders after a childhood in Lawrence and a Kansas University graduate that led him from chemical engineering to medicine. He had earlier taught English in Nigeria and emphasizes helping people despite costs, aiming to improve lives one patient at a time.
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Law degrees no longer golden ticket in a tough market
KU law graduates face heavy debt and slim entry‑level opportunities as the legal market slows for new lawyers. Geri Hartley, $90,000 in debt, works at a small Paola firm after an uncertain path, while peers shift from plans for high‑paying general counsel roles to lower‑stress, flexible work.
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Railroads spark Kansas settlement rush in 1870s hype
Advertisements by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Kansas Pacific in 1876 and 1878 touted Kansas as ideal for farming and immigration. The 1870 Kansas Pacific handbook claimed wide land fortunes, mild climate, and thriving enterprises. Immigrants from Croatia, Germany, Russia, Sweden, and elsewhere flocked to farms and town foundations, preserving their cultures while reshaping the state.
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