Coping with Cancer Special Edition WellCommons
A WellCommons feature offers survivors' stories, treatment options, and risk-reduction guidance in a special edition. It highlights personal journeys, medical perspectives, and practical steps for prevention and coping.
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City finalizes candidates for vacant City Commission seat
City commissioners consider six candidates for the vacancy left by former Mayor Jeremy Farmer. They will cut or add finalists today, with a final interview Thursday and a vote set for October 6, as per the selection rules.
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Riordan Leads In Lawrence Poll For City Commission Seat
A Journal World Google survey of 1 031 Lawrence registered voters shows Riordan 32.3 percent, Morgan 27.6, Larsen 19.3, O Brien 7.7, Schauner 7.3, Watson 5.8 with public comment planned at City Hall. Margins of error vary from 16 percent to 2.9 percent.
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Board OKs plan to let city inspect schools
Lawrence school board approves plan for the city to take over inspections of bond construction projects not yet started. The measure heads to the City Commission for a vote today. Six spring projects are Pinckney Deerfield and others.
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Monarch Watch nets $527K grant for habitat project
Kansas University's Monarch Watch program wins 527,154 dollars from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation for a project to build tribal capacity for monarch habitat restoration. About half the funds come from the Wildlife Foundation with the rest from matching sources including Monsanto donations.
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Original Lawrence school bell finds new home after 100 years
After a century on the move the first Lawrence school bell has a settled home. The 1600 pound church bell now rests in a refurbished case at Lawrence High School, ending journeys that included a voyage to the ocean floor. Once housed in the basement of the Unitarian Church near Ninth and Ohio streets, the bell’s relocation preserves a historic artifact and ties to the city’s early education.
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Free State wins herb and spice beer at festival
Blue ribbon brew Free State Brewing Co. captured top honors in the Great American Beer Festival Herb and Spice Beer category. The win crowns the Kansas brewery for a standout entry and adds to its growing accolades.
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