Ash leaf spotting hits Lawrence trees this summer
Jennifer Smith of K State Research and Extension says some Lawrence area ash trees have dropped leaves due to a common late summer leaf spot disease. It should not affect long term health, and trees are expected to leaf out normally next spring. A Lecompton flu shot clinic is planned by the Health Department, date pending vaccine arrival.
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On the Street Ask at Checkers about KU football wins
At Checkers Food Store on 23rd and Louisiana streets a street survey asks how many football games Kansas will win this year, reflecting local interest in college sports.
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Face of 2500-year-old mummy brought to life at Nelson-Atkins
A collaboration between the Nelson-Atkins Museum and ATF using E-FIT created a facial sketch for Kainefer the mummy dating to 525 B.C. The two agents produced facial composites from X-rays and scans, aligning their images to the skull, offering a lifelike portrait and adding a new dimension to the museum's Ancient Art Galleries opening.
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Lawrence notables on Eight Wonders of Kansas People list
Kansas Sampler Foundation narrows to 24 finalists featuring Lawrence figures James Naismith and Haskell Indian Nations University as the two Lawrence representatives. Public voting runs through Oct. 22 with online results at 8wonders.org. The list aims to educate about Kansas and spur travel while honoring notable historical figures and local icons.
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Kansas Sampler Foundation
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Chiefs Chargers Monday Night Football poll sparks debate
Today's poll asks if the Chiefs will beat the Chargers on Monday Night Football with Yes No or I don't know options. Friday's results show flu shot responses: Yes 49 percent No 45 percent I don't know 5 percent. visit LJWorld.com for more.
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9 11 project honors veterans outside VFW building
Group members marked the 9/11 anniversary by helping others and honoring organizations that aided them. Navy and Operation Enduring Freedom veterans credited the VFW American Legion and Student Veterans of America for support as they transition to civilian life. Rain delayed completion but volunteers planned to finish the project for the VFW as thanks.
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