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Letter to the Times: Kansas attorney general's remarks about KU students are shameful - Vimarsana News

Letter to the Times: Kansas attorney general's remarks about KU students are shameful

”Kobach, … protests such as these (including their counterprotests/students showing displays of opposition) are evidence that the educational mission of KU is vibrant,” Philip T. Duncan writes in this letter.

Letter to the Times: We need the Kansas Sky Energy Center - Vimarsana News

Letter to the Times: We need the Kansas Sky Energy Center

”If this project is rejected, it would be a devastating blow to our efforts to reduce global warming and climate change and encourage other Kansas counties to reject renewable energy projects,” Tad Kramar writes in this letter to the Times.

Kansas Audio-Reader: Master gardener retires at 90 (Announcement) - Vimarsana News

Kansas Audio-Reader: Master gardener retires at 90 (Announcement)

Frank Male Sr.’s dedication, expertise and commitment has grown the beautiful green space of the Sensory Garden into the much-loved destination that it is today, Martha Kehr of Audio-Reader writes.

Letter to the Times: Kansas elections are free, fair and safe - Vimarsana News

Letter to the Times: Kansas elections are free, fair and safe

”Repeating lies doesn’t change them into truths. More civic engagement, not cynicism, is what democracy needs to survive,” Sonja Czarnecki writes in this letter to the Times.

Watkins Museum of History: Professor to share story from WWI-era postcard (Announcement) - Vimarsana News

Watkins Museum of History: Professor to share story from WWI-era postcard (Announcement)

During a Tuesday event, a professor will share an account of two Native American men, one of them local to Lawrence, who fought in World War I and are connected by a postcard discovered a century later.