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Local Cuban-Americans hopeful for better country relations
Local Cuban-Americans hopeful for better country relations Government: Local Cuban-Americans are hoping the Obama administration will work to improve relations between Cuba and America. Many Cubans living in America have a hard time staying connect with their families and friends in Cuba.
Local drive offers ways to recycle electronics
Local drive offers ways to recycle electronics Environment: Lawrence's Waste, Recycling, and Reduction division recently held a recycling drive where people to dispose of their electronics. The electronics were taken to a recycling plant where they were either resold or disassembled.
Oak Hill Cemetery offers green burial
Oak Hill Cemetery offers green burial Environment: The Lawrence City Commission approved "green" burial at the Oak Hill Cemetery in January. The environmentally friendly burial does not use chemicals or cement casing.
Natural History Museum's Wild Science series concludes
Natural History Museum's Wild Science series concludes KU: Tonight an entomologist will conclude the Natural History Museum's Wild Science series with a lecture on beetles. The event is free and open to the public.
Kansas Relays continue on campus
Kansas Relays continue on campus Sports: The four-day track meet started on Wednesday and runs through Saturday. The event gives high school, college and Olympic athletes the chance to compete. The Kansas Relays started in 1923 and the University has hosted the event at Memorial Stadium every year.
5k run, softball game focus on breast cancer awareness
5k run, softball game focus on breast cancer awareness Sports: The Emily Taylor Women's Resource Center at the University of Kansas is teaming up with KU Athletics to raise money for breast cancer research and patient care. Tomorrow the University will host the Jayhawks for a Cure 5K and the Pink Diamond Challenge for this initiative.

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