Local professionals spotlight in Lawrence community
Mark Stotler of Lawrence opens a private pastoral counseling practice integrating spirituality with psychotherapy. He is Kansas licensed, NBC certified, with a Loyola Maryland MS in pastoral counseling and Catholic Charities internship. Allen Ford of KU earns 2007 Midwest Region Outstanding Service Award. Jesse Sevier named Absorbent Ink director of online marketing in Lawrence.
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Lawrence retirement complex planned near Sixth and Congressional
Two Johnson County developers Charles Bryant and Lawrence Levy propose a $70 million retirement community in northwest Lawrence. The plan includes 128 independent living units, 92 additional independent units, 46 assisted units, and a 324 unit memory section for dementia care, plus dining rooms, a pool, gym, and underground parking. Levy says the project targets aging baby boomers with high-end amenities and aims to attract residents from Lawrence and beyond, with construction to start in four to eight months. The facility seeks to boost Lawrence as a retirement destination and university town.
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Top NASAA list warns about prime bank and real estate scams
A NASAA compiled list highlights prime bank schemes real estate and oil and gas frauds, stressing investor caution. Regulators cite elderly losses, unregistered promoters, and mis represented returns with warnings from state to federal agencies and contact points for reporting or checking brokers.
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Grain and cattle futures rise and fall on mixed signals
Wheat July slips to 4.96 3/4 as corn oats and soybeans edge higher on the Chicago Board of Trade. Live cattle slip to 92.95 cents and feeder cattle gain. Local price quotes show various wheat and soybean values across Ottawa and neighboring elevators. Nonferrous metals and gold close with modest shifts at London and NY exchanges.
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