Downtown Lawrence plan to add smoking patio denied
Neverve appeals a decision denying his plan to remove storefront facade elements and add a front wall for a 15 seat smoking and drinking patio at Red Lyon. Historic resources commissioners cited potential loss of character and noncompliance with downtown design guidelines while supporters urge rules changes to allow bar patios. City commissioners hear the appeal Tuesday at City Hall with concerns about sidewalk impact and public safety.
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Rivals unite to declare return to Border War
MU and KU students and officials push to restore the Border War name and formalize the rivalry. Sokoloff and Chanay back joint lobbying and broader discussions beyond football, while MU and KU respond cautiously to the idea and a charity Challenge for Change noted earlier.
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Flu shot clinic in Lawrence operated under CDC guidance
Health officials opened a flu shot clinic at Free State High School in Lawrence to vaccinate priority groups as supplies wavered after Chiron shutdowns. About 40 health care workers and 200 volunteers staff the event, with patients advised to enter through northeast doors and complete eligibility forms before receiving a shot.
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Poll Finds Widespread Worry Over Flu Shot Shortage
An Associated Press Ipsos poll finds that over half of Americans with high risk relatives fear not getting flu vaccines amid a U S shortage linked to contamination issues at two vaccine makers. Forty two percent in high risk households worry they or a family member cannot get a shot.
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Flu prevention tips from health authorities
Advice to stop flu spread includes coughing or sneezing into a tissue, disposing of it, or covering with the elbow if no tissue is available. Wash hands with soap and water for 20 seconds, or use alcohol sanitizers, avoid close contact with the sick, and avoid touching eyes nose or mouth to reduce germ transfer.
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