Photo courtesy of the Freeman family. Cameron Freeman of Nebraska was killed in November 2010 in north Lawrence when a drunk driver in a stolen pickup truck struck the car he was riding in with three friends. Photo from 2007.

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Kevin Anderson/Journal-World Photo.Paul Freeman hugs his niece, Kelli Daly, after Zachary Harrison was found guilty Friday, June 17, 2011, on all charges stemming from an accident in north of Lawrence last year that killed Freeman's son, Cameron Freeman.

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Kevin Anderson/Journal-World Photo.After pleaing no contest in court, Zachary Harrison, right, was found guilty Friday, June 17, 2011, on all charges stemming from an accident north of Lawrence that killed a Nebraska man last November.

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Larry Warren was the only shooter to represent Lawrence at the June 11 Prince of the Pistoleers state shooting championship. A past state champion in his division, Warren didn't place this year, but that was never the point. "I'm out of the running now, so I can just have fun. That's what I'm here for anyway, fun," Warren says.

Photo by Mike Yoder

A wet, muddy camper carries his net to the next observation site.

Photo by Nick Krug

Nick Krug/Journal-World Photo.during Aquatic Biology Camp on Friday, June 17, 2011 at the Baker Wetlands.

Photo by Nick Krug

Sam Hindman, 9, pulls a net full of pond weeds from the water while in search of invertebrates and other aquatic life during the Kansas University Natural History Museum's Aquatic Biology Camp at the Baker Wetlands Friday, June 17, 2011. In addition to slogging knee-deep through the wetlands, the camp, composed of counselors and about 20 8- to 10-year-olds, examined specimens and recorded their observations about the natural environment.

Photo by Nick Krug

Sam Hindman, 9, pulls a net full of pond weeds from the water while in search of invertebrates and other aquatic life during the Kansas University Natural History Museum's Aquatic Biology Camp at the Baker Wetlands Friday, June 17, 2011. In addition to slogging knee-deep through the wetlands, the camp, composed of counselors and about 20 8- to 10-year-olds, examined specimens and recorded their observations about the natural environment.

Photo by Nick Krug

A dragonfly rests above the marsh at the Baker Wetlands.

Photo by Nick Krug

Former Jayhawk Lester Earl signs an autograph for a Kansas fan after the Rock Chalk Roundball Classic on Thursday, June 16, 2011 at Free State High School.

Photo by Nick Nelson

Ready to play ball: Dakota, a chocolate Labrador, 12, is being readied for baseball practice on June 3 by owners Brice, 10, and Bradyn, 7. They are the sons of Jenny and Brandon Crowell of Topeka and the grandsons of Su and Ron Johnson of Lawrence. Su Johnson submitted the photo.