Winds topple light pole onto car in downtown Kansas City
High winds in the 600 block of Massachusetts Street toppled a city-maintained light pole onto a vehicle Tuesday. No one was inside the car. City staff will estimate repair costs as National Weather Service issued a red flag warning through 7 pm for gusts up to 50 mph. Coexisting item notes Mini College at KU running June 4 to 7 with 225 dollar registration and sessions by KU faculties.
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KU seeks KBA funding for bioengineering faculty
KU leaders briefed the Kansas Bioscience Authority on future funding for six bioengineering faculty members and related research aims such as smart nanoparticle drug delivery for cancer. Interim KBA CEO David Vrani car urged KU to prioritize requests as it has previously received support for biorefining, incubator expansion, and cancer center initiatives.
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City approves 100000 for shelter funding
Lawrence city commissioners on Tuesday approved an unbudgeted 100000 in funding for the Lawrence Community Shelter after hearing the shelter was in a crisis situation. Treasurer Joe Baker warned that without the money the shelter could be broke in April before the next grant cycle. The 4-1 vote used 300000 reserve funds from liquor tax proceeds and Mayor Cromwell said he favors future city support.
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