Deaths obituary policy note from Journal World
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Flying pig memories light a life of Joan Calvert
Joan Martin Calvert, age as unknown, died at home on April 16 2023 after a long illness, with husband Clay Calvert by her side. She leaves a large family, including children Kelly DiVilbiss and Kasey Stowe and twelve grandchildren, plus stepchildren. A lifelong entertainer and gourmet host, she collected cookbooks and decor, volunteered with multiple organizations, and cherished travel from Maui to Nantucket. A celebration of life will be held later. Donations may be made to Post-Polio Health International or the Kansas City Museum.
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David Lee Stewart services pending in Lawrence
David Lee Stewart, 61, of Lawrence, died May 18, 2023, at his home. Services are pending and will be announced by Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home.
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Lottery draw partial results and picks summary
The fragment lists Mega Millions numbers 5 11 41 44 55 with 14 as a megaball, Lucky for Life 10 28 30 40 with 16, Kansas 2by2 red 18 white 17 24, and mentions Kansas Pick 3 midday 019 and evening TM dae. The text appears to be a rough OCR of a lottery results snippet with incomplete qualifiers and dates.
Diverse street trees shape future city canopies
Overland Park restricts maples on public rights of way and guides developers away from planting them. The Winterset area of Lee's Summit replaced 1,700 ash trees after emerald ash borer damage, costing 475000 dollars, and now uses a mixed canopy of native hardwoods including oaks and maples. Experts urge diversity beyond monocultures to protect property values and urban ecosystems while balancing aesthetics.
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