KU celebrates Potter Lake's renewal with a cardboard boat regatta
Potter Lake — the manmade pond just down the hill from KU's main campus — has been undergoing a major restoration since last year, which has involved dredging and other initiatives to improve the pond’s ecosystem and appearance. The $1.2 million project's goal was to restore Potter Lake ...
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KU celebrates Potter Lake’s renewal with a cardboard boat regatta
