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Friends & Neighbors for April 2012
K-State Research and Extension-Douglas County was recognized with the 2011 Certificate of Merit for Excellence in Board Leadership at the 2012 Northeast Extension Partnership on Jan. 19 in Manhattan. Picture, from left, are Laurie Comstock, 2012 Extension Board chairwoman; Dr. Jim Lindquist, KSRE assistant director for field operations; Gary Price, former 2007 board chairman and retiring State Extension Advisory Council member; and Rich Barr, 2011 board chairman and newly elected Advisory Council member. Bill Wood, of Lawrence, submitted the photo.
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