KU Dog Days moved off Memorial Stadium fields by athletics chief
KU Athletics officials cite facility use priorities and field wear to justify moving the Dog Days program off campus. They note the football complex and synthetic practice fields require regular maintenance and scheduling, with participation remaining valued by the department and community alike.
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Jim Marchiong
KU Athletics Inc
Robinson Gymnasium
Memorial Stadium
Anderson Family
Kansas Athletics
Don Gardner
Don
Call Sound Off Line for Questions
Public notice invites readers to call 832 7297 with questions about the Sound Off column. The trivial line serves as a contact resource for feedback and inquiries regarding the feature.
Online poll on Lawrence crime map feature sparks debate
Weekend poll asks if the Lawrence police should offer an online crime location map. Results show 1 Yes 1 No and Not sure. Separate survey asks if readers bought fireworks this year with 18 percent Yes and 81 percent No. visit LJWorld.com for more responses and to vote.
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Lawrence Police
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Bert Nash Center marks 60 years of community mental health service
The Bert Nash Center in Lawrence celebrates six decades of providing outpatient mental health care for adults and children. Officials highlight services from therapy and medication management to group sessions and 24/7 emergency care while stressing reducing stigma and expanding community outreach. Stories from families show long-term impact, including Zach Stephens and Mariah Riling, who credit Bert Nash with comprehensive support and coping skills.
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Bert Nash
Kansas
Roach Smith
Lawrence
Doug
LaDonna Stephens
Zach
Doug Stephens
Stephens
Rhonda Stubbs
Kansas City
Stubbs
Mariah Riling
Riling
Ameri-Corps
California
American Red Cross
Kansas University
Bert Nash Mental Health Center marks 60 years in community
A chronicle of Bert Nash Center from its 1950 founding inside Lawrence Memorial Hospital with a $7 280 budget and 131 clients to its 60th anniversary celebration in 2010 with a $10.1 million budget and 180 employees. It notes name changes, relocations, donations, and milestones including 24 hour answering service, Endowment Trust, and Van Go mural dedication.
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Bert Nash
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jennie Watt
Lawrence-Douglas County Mental Health Center
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center
Maine
van Go Mobile Arts Inc
van Go
Nancy Shantz
Top Diagnoses Made This Year in Lawrence Mental Health Center
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center reports its top diagnoses for the year. Major depressive disorder recurrent moderate leads with 87 cases, followed by depressive disorder NOS and anxiety disorder NOS. Other common conditions include mood disorder NOS and dysthymic disorder, with multiple adjustment disorders and PTSD also noted. Emergency services are available 24/7 at the center in Douglas County.
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Bert Nash
Maine
Douglas County
Health reporter Karrey Britt profiles health blog WellCommons
Health writer Karrey Britt can be reached at 832 7190. Her WellCommons blog and Twitter presence are highlighted as sources for health news and updates.
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Britt
WellCommons.com
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