Biodiversity is exhibit blends science and art at KU Museum
The art of science "Biodiversity is." opens this week at Kansas University's Natural History Museum. KU is pursuing several projects this year that fuse science and art. About 200 people rode a Midland Railway train for National Childhood Cancer Awareness Day. Balloons were released to honor survivors and those who have died.
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Midland Railway
Palin Conversation Sparks 2008 Voter Debate
In 2008 many discuss Sarah Palin after McCain tapped her as running mate, polarizing voters especially women. A Beverly Hills homeless man named Bond criticizes upscale attitudes while celebrities in the area help with food, clothing, and money.
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John McCain
Alaska
Sarah Palin
Bond
Beverly Hills
City to launch $500,000 program for smoother Lawrence drives
The city plans a Monday rollout of a $500,000 initiative aimed at easing traffic for Lawrence residents. The program targets road improvements and related measures to reduce congestion and improve commute times.
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City care for youngest tests strength of community
Danielle Kriner sought infant day care for her four month old, facing scarce spots and long waits. She keeps her child with her grandmother while she works at Ballard Community Services and notes costs rise to hundreds monthly. Local leaders say child care access affects worker productivity and business attraction, urging communities to ensure current firms are satisfied with local support.
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Kaiyah Landness
North Lawrence
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Shawna Shelby
Terry Shelby
Kaiyah
Ballard Community Services
Elm St
Beth Johnson
Vice Pres
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Giant rainbow lights up Kansas sky at sunset
A vivid rainbow graced a farm near Tonganoxie as a double arc appeared just before sunset on Saturday. The striking display was visible from Lawrence to Eudora before darkness fell, turning the day into a memorable sight for local residents.
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Massive hurricane hits Texas and Louisiana causing widespread damage
The 110 mph Category 2 hurricane struck Galveston at 2 10 am CDT, flooding thousands of homes and cutting power for millions across Texas and Louisiana. Officials warned the death toll could rise as rescue teams used boats and helicopters. Gov. Perry mobilized 7 500 National Guard troops while thousands fled or were evacuated and more than 900 rescues were logged in Texas.
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Rick Perry
Houston
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Crisis counselor shares survivors grief and hope
Marcia Epstein, director of Lawrence's Headquarters Counseling Center, recalls a lifetime of caregiving amid upheaval. From relocating with a troubled family to founding a career in Santa Fe at a national prevention conference, her personal and professional journeys reveal resilience and dedication to helping others.
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Santa Fe
N.M
Lawrence
Kansas University
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Abba Howell
Eighth St
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