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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2014
Page
4
A brief street Q and A asks readers about experiences with pawn shops and shopping at Dillons on Massachusetts Street. The piece teases reader responses and directs to the full story on 1A at LJWorld.com.
There were no births to report Sunday in the MEE.
Sprouts Douglas County Child Development Association runs a program serving about 1,000 preschool children annually through 30 in home day cares and eight centers. Activities include planting gardens, teaching about growing food, taste tests, cooking with kids, and connecting centers with local farmers. Ballard Community Center preschool is a participant. The aim is to establish a sustainability committee to secure long term funding, with potential fees for centers.
Bernadette Gray Little and Jerry Farley emphasize higher education and all day kindergarten as crucial to attracting companies and boosting the economy. Governor Brownback pledges funds for kindergarten expansion but has not committed to reversing higher education cuts, warning retrenchment could harm the middle class.
Enterprise reporter Sara Shepherd can be reached at 832-7187 and updates can be followed at Twitter dot com slash sarama rieshop.
A charity event for Healthy Sprouts plans a 3 to 6 p.m. program on January 26 at Abe and Jake's Landing, 8 E Sixth St. Tickets cost 30 dollars or 50 for two, available at the door or online at dccda.org food-education.shtml.
Secretary of Agriculture Dan Svaty discusses the Ogallala Aquifer depletion impacting western Kansas irrigation. Central west areas are near a dead zone with irrigation ceased. farmers pursue managed decline. Eastern Kansas remains tied to beef, corn, soybeans, and milo as water pressure grows. The Land Institute promotes drought tolerant, low till crops as adaptation strategy.
Volunteers in Wichita race to complete a World War II B-29 Superfortress restoration and plan a flight at a Wisconsin air show in July. The project draws attention from local supporters and aviation enthusiasts as they work to meet a tight deadline.
The Wichita built aircraft overhaul began in 2000 but paused for years. Work resumed in 2013 with 50 to 60 volunteers replacing corroded wires cables pulleys and skin panels from salt and sand exposure while stored in California's Mojave desert. The group seeks more volunteers skilled in aircraft electrical work and sheet metal. They aim to find a permanent Wichita home after restoration.
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