Learning to wing it as a young barred owl
A young barred owl sits in a tree north of Lawrence near an owl box owned by Journal-World chief photographer Mike Yoder and his wife Karen Seibel. The nesting box has hosted owls for four years, sits 20 feet up with south exposure, and the parents bring food until fledglings are ready to fend for themselves in four to five months. The current bird is on the verge of learning to fly and is sibling to a previously ventured owl.
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Waffle Shop Expands Downtown Near Journal World Offices
The Journal World notes a waffle house opening downtown across from their offices after the Waffle Iron inside Decade in East Lawrence proved a syrupy success. Proprietor Sam Donnell comments on the move amid local chatter.
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Waffle Iron Moves Into Shared 7 E Seventh Space
Donnell signs to relocate the Waffle Iron to a larger storefront at 7 E Seventh St above John Brown Underground between Java Break and Hobbs. Both venues will use the space for events while Waffle Iron remains open Friday to Sunday 9 am to 1 pm. Night waffle events and brunch cocktails are planned with possible chef partnerships.
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Kansas Republicans weigh sales tax rise and food tax cut
Kansas lawmakers split on tax plans to close a projected deficit with higher sales tax and possible food tax cut. They also debate repealing a 2012 business and farm income tax break as the Kansas Club for Growth campaigns to preserve it.
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Kansas to repeal 20 by 2020 renewable mandate
The Kansas House and Senate may move today to repeal the 2005 law requiring electric utilities to generate at least 20 percent of power from renewables by 2020. The bill would replace the mandate with a voluntary goal and cut renewable energy project tax exemptions to 10 years, prompting debate over market driven energy choices.
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Crave INSIDE joins social media drives
Crave INSIDE invites readers to follow LJWorld on Facebook and Twitter for updates and extra content. The move signals a broader push to engage audiences across platforms and extend coverage beyond the print edition.
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