Farmers Market to expand outdoor stretch at Sixth and Wakarusa
The Lawrence Farmers' Market shifts its Thursday location to Sixth and Wakarusa expanding outdoor space. Pet owners gain reassurance as dogs remain leashed and kept away from food areas.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2010
Page
1
The Lawrence Farmers' Market shifts its Thursday location to Sixth and Wakarusa expanding outdoor space. Pet owners gain reassurance as dogs remain leashed and kept away from food areas.
Glickman, longtime leader of the Motion Picture Association of America and a Wichita native, steps down from Hollywood to pursue a new career path, leveraging his film industry ties and political experience as he transitions to an unfamiliar occupation.
A government watchdog group alleged that Sen. Sam Brownback and seven other lawmakers violated congressional gift rules, a claim dismissed by Brownback’s spokesman as baseless. The report appears on Page 4A in the Pulse section.
Two people died and one injured after an incident at MagnaGro International, 600 E 22nd St, near 22nd and Delaware. Fire Medical Chief Mark Bradford said workers fell into a tank with an unknown substance. though not normally toxic, the confined space made it harmful. Emergency crews arrived at 2:38 p.m. Thursday and treated survivors.
A 36 year old homeless man is jailed on involuntary manslaughter charges after a fight with Douglas Fleming at Fleming’s Old West Lawrence home. Fleming died from a head injury. police investigated after he failed to show for work and an autopsy confirmed the cause. LINK worker friends say Fleming hired others and sometimes housed them, which may relate to motive. Prosecutors review charges as the case proceeds.
Scott Roeder was sentenced to life with no parole for 50 years plus one year on two counts of aggravated assault after killing Dr. George Tiller in Wichita. The judge cited stalking and the church setting as aggravating factors. Roeder claimed abortion details in court despite prior restrictions. The case drew calls for deterrence against violence toward abortion providers.
Lawrence school board heard parent concerns and support about moving ninth graders into the district’s two high schools. Administrators say space exists and earlier high school start may reduce dropout rates. Some parents worry about four grades at each campus and need for expanded space for special education and other needs.
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