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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 2015

Page

7

Kansas Federal Judges Lose Two Senior Jurists

U S District Judge J Thomas Marten notes the loss of two senior Kansas judges will leave five active district judges for all criminal work, three senior judges hearing only civil cases, and an unfilled federal judicial vacancy likely until after the next presidential election. The article cites TRAC data showing Kansas senior judges handled 48.5 percent of last year’s workload.

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Keeping Pets Safe in Kansas Summers

Heat in Kansas can endanger pets. Owners should keep dogs and cats cool and hydrated during summer. Early signs of heat exhaustion include heavy panting weakness confusion dizziness nausea and rapid heart rate. Heat stroke requires immediate veterinary treatment.

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Heat safety for pets from Lawrence Humane Society expert

Jennifer Stone warns signs of heat exhaustion in pets include heavy panting red or pale gums and drooling. Move to shade, provide cool water, wet the coat, and seek immediate vet care. Do not leave animals in cars. limit outdoor activity during heat. provide water and shade. city law restricts car time above 80 degrees.

Lawrence Jennifer Stone The Lawrence Humane Society Kansas

Garden project grows through community school partnership

Garden McNally describes the long term planning needed as the troop expands a garden with the Lawrence school district Farm to School program. The district plans grade specific beds and nutrition education, with broader expansion to elementary schools. Local partners including Prairie Park and the Boy and Girls Club contributed, highlighting a community effort to teach responsibility and sustainable care for the garden.

McNally Lawrence Denise Johnson Johnson Kansas Department of Agriculture Crystal Hammerschmidt Prairie Park Hammerschmidt Shelby Bointy South Middle School Sally

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