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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2009
Page
9
Matt Elwell forecasts a warmer morning with a high near 59 across Lawrence. A strong cold front brings rain and thunder in the afternoon. south winds 10 to 25 mph shift to the north by evening, and the low drops to 23.
Through 8:00 p m Wednesday the Lawrence almanac shows a high of 71 and low of 29 with normals 50 and 29. Record highs and lows are 78 in 1932 and 4 in 1934. Precipitation 0.00 inches yesterday, month 0.70, year 0.77. lake levels and discharges listed for Clinton Perry Pomona Oberlings Concordia Russell Salina Manhattan Dodge City Wichita and others.
Adam in Buffalo Creek West Virginia failed February 26 1972 after heavy rain and melting snow raised water levels. The disaster killed 125 people and left many displaced.
Trivia prompt asks what tapioca snow is while noting weather theme. It is a playful, unclear fragment. No factual meteorological item or named entities present.
J.R. Demby of Lawrence submits a Friends and Neighbors photo showing Bianon Demby, 12, a Southwest Junior High seventh grader, and J.R. Demby at the White House during Barack Obama’s inauguration. The caption notes Bianon is Janice Wallace and Richard and Bertha Demby’s granddaughter.
Lawrence Area Partners in Aging sponsors a free senior resource fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday at Dillons, 1015 W. 23rd St. More than 20 businesses will offer blood pressure and cholesterol checks, chair massages, balance screenings, refreshments and door prizes. The first 100 registrants receive a $5 Dillons gift card. the next 100 get a reusable bag. Contact Ashley Schemm at 842-0543 or partnersing aging yahoo.com.
The city will restart weekly yard waste pickups starting Monday. Crews will gather grass clippings leaves and small brushy debris once each week and transport them to the Wood Recycling and Compost Facility to make compost. Plastic bags will not be accepted. only cans carts or compostable paper bags may be used.
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