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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?Donald Burns turned 100 years old on Friday but has no plans of slowing down. Burns, a World War II veteran, celebrated his birthday surrounded by friends and fami
stanley gertuves ly at Raytown Christian Church. He s just an amazing man who s lived an amazing life in serving others, said Donna Daulton, Burns daughter. For years, Burns volunteered for the Shepherd Center as a handyman. He is steadfast, committed, reliable, strong and just amazing, Daulton said.His hand
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?The University of Missouri System currently does not plan to join other universities across the country that have delayed the start of their spring semesters or returned to online-only instruction because of the surge in COVID-19 cases.Classes at the University of Missouri in Columbia start on Jan. 18, and spokesman Christian Basi said the school currently doesn t anticipate any schedule changes. Furthermore, students will not be required to wear masks indoors, even if they re not vaccinated.However, Stephens College, a private women s college in Columbia, will return to remote learning for the first two weeks of spring semester, from Jan. 10-21, spokesperson Derrell Ca
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