Mountain lion sightings rise in Kansas data from KDWP
Kansas wildlife officials verified three mountain lion sightings last year and five since 2007 when the animal was first confirmed in the state. The report notes increased sightings across Kansas, underscoring ongoing monitoring by state authorities.
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New Downtown Director Sought by Lawrence Group
Mary Cox of Downtown Lawrence Inc outlines a high energy, street-facing director who can contact retailers regularly and embody the downtown persona. A former Woodlawn student now at KU helps celebrate the school's National Blue Ribbon Award.
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Retail Sales Gap Highlights Local Shopping Drain
Lawrence city leaders consider findings from a Retail Task Force showing about 153.9 million in 2009 retail sales leave the city. The report flags a large gap in women’s clothing spending, with residents spending 50.08 million while local stores sold 23.85 million, a shortfall of 26.23 million.
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Legislature cannot meet in Lecompton for Kansas 150th
Lecompton proposes a one day legislative session to mark Kansas 150th anniversary but the Kansas Constitution requires sessions to be held in Topeka. Supporters cite Lecompton's historic past while critics note legality. ceremonial activities are suggested as alternatives.
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Drug charges re filed against Lawrence man in K2 case
Jefferson County Attorney Caleb Stegall re filed 20 counts against Jonathan Sloan owner of Bouncing Bear Botanicals in Oskaloosa following a Kansas Bureau of Investigation probe into unlawful distribution of controlled hallucinogenics. Clark Sloan is also charged in the same investigation.
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Bath salts warning as snorting trend grows in region
Public health officials warn that a legal method to get high bath salts containing MDPV are spreading. A Salina police alert followed the death of a Kansas University student who was struck by a vehicle after running into traffic and found bath salts in his possession. The substance can cause delusions confusion rapid heart rate and may trigger seizures or cardiac arrest with brands such as Cloud Nine Ocean Snow and Lunar Wave.
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Bath salts linked to MDPV raise health concerns
Legal bath salts contain the synthetic chemical MDPV that mimics amphetamines and can cause a hallucinogenic high. Brand names include Cloud Nine and Ivory Wave. negative effects range from psychosis to seizures. They can be bought in stores or online for about $50 per 500 mg. If adverse effects occur, call 911. Kansas Poison Control Center offers more information.
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