Work program clears disability barriers
Six young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities are learning new job skills at Lawrence Memorial Hospital through a new program called Project Search.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2011
Page
1
Six young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities are learning new job skills at Lawrence Memorial Hospital through a new program called Project Search.
Dr. Elliott Antman from Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston discusses a study where heart attack survivors received free medications but many did not adhere to doctors' instructions. The finding underscores gaps in post crisis treatment and medicine adherence.
City commissioners will consider a proposal to convert the railroad depot in east Lawrence into a city transit hub at the upcoming Wednesday meeting. The plan aims to centralize bus routes and improve regional connectivity for residents and visitors.
Developer Tim Stultz seeks rezoning and a site plan to add 136 one bedroom apartments to Remington Square, pushing total Clinton Parkway density beyond 800. Neighbors oppose due to traffic and noise, filing a protest. planning staff supports the project, promising steps to limit impact and keep units to one bedroom. City commissioners meet tonight at City Hall to decide with a required four of five votes.
Baldwin City Eudora and Lecompton have been named 2011 Entrepreneurship Communities under Net Work Kansas and will share about 166000 to start lending to expanding rural firms. The program aims to spark growth, create and retain jobs, and recycle loan repayments into future financing.
Governor Brownback named Anthony Schlinsog of the Kansas Department of Transportation as interim chief information technology officer for the executive branch. Schlinsog, with KDOT since 2008 and 16 years in the private tech sector, fills the post after the abrupt resignation of first choice Jim Mann over questions about a degree from an unaccredited university.
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