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Commuter Forecast for March 11, 2010: By Ashley Meenen; March 11, 2010; We are looking at a chance of rain this morning between Lawrence and Topeka, so look out for wet roads.
Council clarifies process for filling vacant seat: By David Oakes; March 11, 2010; The Eudora City Council at a meeting Monday set a timeline for filling the seat former Councilman Fred Stewart vacated two weeks ago.
USD 491 sets stage for big decisions: By David Oakes; March 11, 2010; The fate of the Eudora USD 491 district stadium likely will be decided at Thursday’s Board of Education meeting.
Staff say losing reading positions at EMS would be a setback for all subjects: By David Oakes; March 11, 2010; This is the second in a series of stories that will take a closer look at the Eudora USD 491 Board of Education’s options for budget cuts.
EHS seniors cap careers just short of state: By Jeff Deters; March 10, 2010; It’s not the way eight Eudora seniors wanted to end their careers.
Boys played best games of the year against state’s best: By Jeff Deters; March 10, 2010; he Eudora High boys 2009-2010 basketball team won 11 games, but ask coach Kyle Deterding, and he’ll tell you the season was filled up with ups downs. But the Cardinals showed at times that they were a state contender.
Commuter forecast for March 10, 2010: By Ashley Meenen; March 10, 2010; The roads may be a little bit damp this morning and there’s a chance for some misty areas as you make your morning drive. The rain should hold off until the afternoon hours. Drive safely!
Commuter forecast for March 9, 2010: By Ashley Meenen; March 9, 2010; It’s going to be another wet morning on the roads today, which means there could be some slick spots. The rain is expected to continue and there may be some patchy areas of fog toward Kansas City. The visibility may not always be the best on the drive today so be safe.
Commuter forecast for March 8, 2010: By Ed Bloodsworth; March 8, 2010; There shouldn’t be any major weather or traffic conditions slowing you down as you head out this morning. Be aware there may be some rain this afternoon that could make roads a little slick. Drive safely.
Eudora volunteers pack 164,000 meals for Haiti: By Christine Metz; March 7, 2010; Wearing hairnets and white aprons, volunteers were part of mini-assembly lines that sprouted on top of lunch tables at Eudora Elementary School on Saturday afternoon.
Cards fall 42-37 to Bobcats in sub-state semifinal: By Jeff Deters; March 5, 2010; BASEHOR – If the Eudora Cardinals could have made just one more shot they likely could have knocked off the No. 1 ranked team in the state for the second time this year.
Commuter forecast for March 5, 2010: By Ashley Meenen; March 5, 2010; There shouldn’t be too much going on weather or traffic-wise this morning. There is a chance for some rain late into Friday though. For now just enjoy the dry weather and drive safely.
County Road 25 near Honey Creek Road closed due to one-vehicle accident: March 4, 2010; A one-vehicle accident Thursday afternoon has closed County Road 25 near Honey Creek Road so that an air ambulance may land on the highway.
Commuter forecast for March 4, 2010: By Ashley Meenen; March 4, 2010; It’s going to be another dry start to the day with a slight chance for some patchy fog. No major traffic delays are expected so just drive safely!
Teacher recognized for efforts to make math applicable to everyday life: By David Oakes; March 4, 2010; The quadratic formula, parabolas, the Fibonacci sequence. These terms strike varying levels of fear and boredom into the hearts of some. The challenge for Eudora High School math instructor Scott Keltner is to make that information applicable to everyday life.
Eudora student adds to an already full schedule of activities: By David Oakes; March 4, 2010; Mason Kelso sits at the piano, organizes his sheet music and his hands hover above the keys. You wouldn’t know by the somber look on the 14-year-old boy’s face that he was about to accompany several youngsters in the bouncy kindergarten staple, “Thee Little Fishies.”
5 Questions: Weather aware: March 4, 2010; Meteorologist Even Bookbinder talks about severe weather week, March8-12, which helps people prepare for the upcoming tornado and storm season.
Staff and parents voice concerns about half-day kindergarten: By David Oakes; March 4, 2010; This is the first in a series of stories that will take a closer look at the Eudora USD 491 Board of Education’s options for budget cuts.
Worth the weight: Undersized Molby places fourth in heavyweight at state; By Jeff Deters; March 3, 2010; Wrestling at a little more than 200 pounds, Eudora junior Caleb Clayton-Molby is definitely undersized in the 285-pound heavyweight class. But that hasn’t slowed him down all year, and it didn’t last weekend at state.
Meals for Haiti event: March 3, 2010; Eudora residents are looking for volunteers from throughout Douglas County to assist with an event during which they hope to package 300,000 meals for victims of the Haiti earthquake.

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What do you think about a proposed ban on smoking in public places such as restaurants, bars and workplaces?

As much as I hate government interfering with our lives, I love the smoking ban. Going out in Lawrence is so nice without smelling cigarette smoke at your table while eating.

— Roberta Lehmann

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