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E. coli levels at the Lake of the Ozarks beaches this year were the worst in recent years, according to data released this past weekend. The Missouri Department of Natural Resources data said two lake beaches should have been closed 11 times this summer because of high levels of E. coli.
A couple of times a week, a van rolls up in the parking lot of the Lucile Bluford Library. Waiting patiently for the vehicle’s arrival are library patrons who live in the neighborhood. Right there in the parking lot, patrons get the books and magazines they’ve pre-ordered.
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Consider this love story gone sour. A U.S. citizen falls in love with an immigrant. They marry. The citizen requests that the new spouse be allowed to remain in the U.S. permanently.
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A mutter of distant thunder agitates the small, still hour and penetrates a sleeper’s dream. The orange cat stirs on the pillow between us. The Brittany, Cyrus, and Buddy, the beagle, shake their jingling collars.
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Some call it E. coli-gate. Others call the controversy over why the Jay Nixon administration failed to warn the public about high bacteria levels at the Lake of the Ozarks in May “Dirty Watergate.”
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His soccer game hasn’t even started, but Austin Turner is already doing what he loves most about sports. In the middle of the Overland Park field on this cool autumn evening, Austin is giving high-fives to a teammate.
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OSAWATOMIE, Kan. | Anymore, your town is lucky to have one local newspaper, much less two. Yet here in this Miami County town that some call “Oz,” two weeklies are suddenly vying for the hearts and wallets of Osawatomie’s 4,600 residents.
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By district and school, both public and private: Results of state testing mandated by federal law, including demographic information, profiles and more.
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