Christmas Light Show Brings Cheer and Challenges
Lawrence resident Gina Wilcox showcases 30 decorations in her yard at 27th and Harper, including a carousel of characters and bears, as she shares a tip to survive holiday lighting delays. Her husband Bear helps with setup, taking down a reindeer and enduring yearly complaints.
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Festival of Trees benefit to aid The Shelter
Holiday trees will be displayed starting today and auctioned Tuesday to raise funds for The Shelter. Kate Boyd of K.B. Painting was seen working on a tree Sunday, highlighting community involvement in the event.
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K.B
Suspect Arrested After Burlingame Family Slayings
A Columbia Missouri man was arrested Sunday after a 12 hour manhunt for the fatal shootings of his estranged wife and two teenage daughters. The killings occurred Saturday at a Burlingame residence.
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Nasheed decries meager aid to Maldives amid rising seas
Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed condemns international offers of aid as woefully insufficient as his low-lying nation faces escalating flood risk from climate change. The quote highlights global response to environmental threats and disaster preparedness.
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Regents Aim to Strengthen Link Between Education and Economy
The Kansas Board of Regents pledges to boost the connection between public education and economic development at local and state levels, outlining a plan to enhance collaboration, funding, and outcomes for students and industries.
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Breathing tips offer quick stress relief during holidays
Yoga instructor Anne Wilsey promotes micro pauses and deep breaths as free therapy amid busy seasonal tasks. Tips include mindful standing, one breath in and out, plus practical advice on mailing deadlines, healthy habits, budgeting, and charitable giving to ease holiday strain.
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Early autism therapy shows strong two year gains
A randomized study of 48 children aged 18 to 30 months found two years of the Early Start Denver model markedly improved autism symptoms. The specialized group gained about 18 IQ points vs seven, and nearly 30 percent were rediagnosed less severely, with costs around 50 000 dollars annually.
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University of Washington
Geraldine Dawson
Autism Speaks
Dawson
Tony Charman
Institute of Education
London
National Institute of Mental Health
Denver
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