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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2013
Page
4
A reader asks why deer ticks are more prevalent. Peninah Blumhagen from Kansas Tick-Borne Disease Advocates cites ballooning deer populations, expanded tick habitats from wetter years, warmer winters, more birds and small mammals, and suburbanization of natural land as factors.
Readers are urged to participate by calling 832-7297 or emailing soundoff at ljworld.com to share thoughts or respond to a local issue. The notice emphasizes accessible public input via phone or email.
Lawrence area couples appear in Douglas County District Court records for marriages and divorces. The list includes names ages and hometowns such as Lawrence Baldwin City Eudora and Roeland Park, with couples like Toby Brown and Molly Golub and Deborah Kliem and Matthew Kliem. Also noted are bankruptcy filings in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in the District of Kansas with listed addresses in Eudora and Lawrence.
Dave Sallee, 60, survived a motorcycle crash after a deer struck his brakes, resulting in below knee amputation. Now aided by a Harley trike prosthesis, he works day shifts at Horizon Mental Health and no longer uses a handicapped parking permit. His wife Tawnya recalls the couple’s resilience and family four wheeler bond on their Hutchinson area farm.
Don Mueller shaped Lawrence area arts through the Ballad of Black Jack and many local players. The annual plays inspired talent recruitment and lasting friendships, with Memorial events planned July 21 at The Lodge Baldwin City and Easter Seals Copper Foundation donations requested.
Kristy and Dustin Torchia welcomed a boy in Lawrence on Friday Jonathan and Ashlie Heffner added a son in Lawrence on Saturday Shannon and Marshall McGinnis celebrated a boy birth in Lawrence on Sunday
The egrets have moved from Haysville to Chisholm Creek Park and an island by Twin Lakes, with some nesting sites still uncertain. A nearby I-235 bridge project barely affects them, while resident Traci Terrill reports yard trees removed to deter birds and cites occasional city violations for overgrown yards. Migratory egrets protected by law, five species nest in Wichita, including snowy and cattle egrets, with cattle egrets now about 80 percent of the local population.
Inmates at the Topeka Correctional Facility, led by 35 year old Ronnie Kellogg, staged a track race to raise 1500 for the Boston Fund aiding bombing victims and families. Kellogg, serving time on drug charges, part of the Running Free group, faces release in 2019.
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