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KEARNEY, Mo. 鈥?Seventeen million to one. Those are the odds of two golfers hitting back-to-back holes-in-one. It may sound like an impossible feat, but not for a local father and daughter. John Rawdon and his daughter, Whitney Sand, were out golfing at the Mar
stanley hrnek iMack Golf Complex in Kearney with their family on the Fourth of July when the pair beat the incredible odds and hit back-to-back holes-in-one.Sand was the first to make a hole-in-one. I remember putting my hands up in the air, and saying like, Oh my God, I ve never done that before, Sand said. And then from there, it was just kind of screaming. Rawdon said he joked afterwards how great it would be to get back-to-back holes in one. Little did he know, that was about to happen. It was a special, special, moment you know, to be out here with your grand kids, my 85 and 86-year-old parents and my daughter, I mean you describe that to me, it s incomprehensi
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?Brothers David and Joel McKinsey are doctors working the front line of the COVID-19 pandemic.The infectious disease physicians at Research Medical Center have written extensive academic papers on the 1918 influenza pandemic and how Kansas City responded more than a century ago. Now, they re fighting on the front line against COVID-19, and are s
stanley becher eeing similar patterns unfold between the two pandemics. There were a couple of waves of influenza, unfortunately, there was a highly politicized response in our community and the mortality of Kansas City was higher than in comp
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stanley quencher arly in Kansas City compared to other cities, his brother, Joel added.One key takeaway from 1918: Social distancing works. In retrospect, many of the social distancing efforts undertaken in 1918 were highly effective. We know social distancing works and saves l
