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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 2018

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Incomes Rise in Lawrence in 2016 Report

The Bureau of Economic Analysis shows Lawrence personal incomes grew in 2016 but lag behind wealthier college towns. The figures cover wages Social Security payments rental income and other earnings, reflecting individual wealth rather than collective prosperity.

Lawrence Bureau of Economic Analysis

Sharing the gift life donor Sara Hemphill steps up

Sara Hemphill chose to donate a kidney to her adoptive father as his kidney failure neared, saying she felt destined to be the donor and was at peace with the decision as transplantation became necessary.

Sara Hemphill

Adopted daughter saves father with kidney donation

Sara Hemphill of Baldwin City donated a kidney to her father Steve Hemphill in January 2017. The Hemphills adopted Sara at two weeks old, and Steve had long anticipated a transplant due to polycystic kidney disease, a genetic condition. The family views the donation as a profound gift from God and notes many donors are not matched after extensive testing.

Nick Krug Journal-World Photo Baldwin City Steve Hemphill Sara Steve

Memorial Day tribute at Oak Hill Cemetery honors fallen soldiers

Lawrence residents today honored fallen servicemembers at Oak Hill Cemetery. Ben Pennewell, a 35 year old Army veteran, walked among gravestones placing a rose on each grave and reflecting on sacrifices made since age 21. American Legion Dorsey Liberty Post 14 color guard led services as Sons of the Revolution member Bob Wandel sang during the national anthem.

Ben Pennewell Oak Hill Cemetery Pennewell THE American Legion Dorsey-Liberty Post NO. 14 Veterans Plot Bob Wandel Sons of the American Revolution

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