Snowy Weekend Draws Lawrence Outside
Sunny but cold weather turns Lawrence into winter wonders. Snow that fell Saturday and Sunday prompted residents to enjoy winter activity. Douglas County Conservation District names annual soil conservation winners for area landowners recognized as conscientious environmental stewards.
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Bears and Colts Reach Super Bowl XLI Showdown
The Chicago Bears end the Saints Cinderella season while the Indianapolis Colts dethrone the New England Patriots to set up a Super Bowl XLI clash. The Saints and Patriots fall short in the conference finals, paving the way for a high stakes title game.
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Richardson enters Democratic presidential race in 2008 field
New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson announces his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. He aims to leverage his long executive experience and Hispanic heritage to stand out in a crowded field already featuring several prominent contenders.
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Quotable 66 criticizes empire as Chavezn blames us
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez vents at the United States in a weekly radio and television address. The remarks question U.S. actions while addressing a broad audience, with Chávez arguing for a more independent stance in international affairs.
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Lawrence youths dance for reasons that drive weekly practice
A group of Lawrence youngsters commit to dancing with focus and discipline. Their motivation stems from personal passion, social connection, and a shared goal to perform in community events. The piece highlights their routines and the supportive environment behind their dedication.
Housing market downsizes downsizing impact shows smaller increases
By Chad Lawhorn the 2003 housing market sees smaller increases in assessed values as officials update figures. Mayor Mike Amyx acknowledged the news during a briefing, with online estimates at ijworld.com.
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Iraqi PM cuts protection of Shiite militia amid U S intel
Iraqi leader dropped protection for Muqtada al Sadr's Shiite militia after U S intelligence found infiltration by death squads. Al Sadr ordered his 30 lawmakers and six ministers back in government and told fighters to stop displaying weapons. Militias retain control of mixed neighborhoods and tensions persist as U S casualties rise to 25.
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Kansas all-day kindergarten eyed in five-year plan
Lawrence officials weigh Governor Sebelius plan to phase in all-day kindergarten over five years. State would fund a portion of costs initially, with local districts offering more while studying local funding needs. District leaders seek details before district-wide rollout in Kansas schools.
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Birthdays Without Pressure aims to curb party chaos in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota parents formed Birthdays Without Pressure to curb the party arms race. They promote gift free parties simple activities outside and child only invites. The group cites horror stories and asks venues to rethink elaborate themes amid safety concerns and a cougar incident.
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William Doherty
University of Minnesota
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