Area schools offer graduate programs for working adults
Adults in the region are pursuing further education with graduate degree programs designed to fit busy schedules and local needs. Institutions tailor offerings to the area's geographic and professional landscapes, providing flexible options for working students.
Young musicians compete in KU International Institute semifinal
Twelve students aged 12 to 17 competed Saturday in the semifinal round of Kansas University's International Institute for Young Musicians. The annual event feeds into a piano camp run by KU professors and international experts, with public performances continuing through July.
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Quote on IRS health mandate fears from Fordham lawyer
Elizabeth Maresca, former IRS trial attorney and supervisor at Fordham University Law School, argues most people pay taxes from fear and questions whether enforcement of a health insurance mandate will change. The quote appears on page 8D.
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Eudora girl thrives after severed foot in accident
Alexis Foster, a 9 year old from Eudora, lost her left foot in an mowing accident six years ago yet excels in running swimming gymnastics and softball. She has eight crowns and two dozen trophies and will compete in the national Our Diamond Pageant in Chickasha Oklahoma in July. Her mother says pageants aid her healing and foster strong friendships.
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Alexis Eyes Pageant Fame With Talent and Interview
Alexis talks about her pageant prep including photo portfolio modeling and interview questions. She plans to sing Part of Me by Katy Perry in the state contest and admires Avril Lavigne as a hero. She also notes her favorite color animal and place to visit.
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Gov Brownback seals tax rise via severance levy
Gov Sam Brownback signed tax cuts that include a severance tax increase. The repeal ends the 24 month exemption for gas and oil wells above 50 barrels per day, affecting production after June 30. Officials project $18 million more revenue this year and $45 million next. The tax hike drew little initial opposition.
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Lawrence to debate 2013 budget on street maintenance plan
Lawrence city commissioners will discuss City Manager David Corliss 2013 budget proposal. The plan aims to improve pavement markings such as crosswalks and turn lanes while warning that a key state tax used for street maintenance may be at risk. The discussion begins Tuesday.
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Voters urged to verify registration before Aug primary
Douglas County voters should check their registration status for the August 7 primary. Registration closes July 17. same day registration opens for the general election on November 6. Online and in person options exist at the Douglas County Courthouse or through Kansas and county portals.
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Important Dates for Douglas County Voter Registration
July 17 is the last day to register to vote for the Aug 7 primary. Oct 16 is the last day to vote in the Nov 6 general election. Registration available online and in person at Douglas County Court House 1100 Mass.
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