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Truffle industry gets a taste of what happens above and below the ground

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By Mark P McHenry
| Farm Weekly Verified
Special guests toured the Silverplace nursery learning about how new technologies enhance truffle colonisation of multiple species of truffles on several oak and two new pine tree species. Picture supplied The allure of truffles, with their exquisite aroma has propelled this high-value agricultural commodity globally.
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LevelUp Kids helps Kansas City children get the health care they need to thrive

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By Mark P McHenry
| Kansas City Star Verified
The future of our children is shaped by the opportunities we provide them, and ensuring access to essential health care services is crucial. For too many families in our community, especially those with low incomes, barriers to basic health services can prevent children from reaching their full potential. This is where LevelUp Kids, Inc. steps in, bridging the gap and creating a foundation for success in both school and life.
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Farewell, Carl DiCapo. You worked tirelessly to make Kansas City a better place | Opinion

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By Mark P McHenry
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
Susan Pfannmuller/Special to The Star Kansas City lost one of its great civic leaders when Carl DiCapo died on April 26. I met Carl, one of the founders of the city’s Ethnic Enrichment Commission, in 1982 when its members wanted to move their annual festival to Swope Park. Our friendship grew when Mayor Dick Berkley appointed Carl to the park board. When the Liberty Memorial closed in 1994, it was Carl along with fellow commissioner Ollie Gates who accepted responsibility to repair the memorial.
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