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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2016
Page
4
The Eudora City Commission will select a developer for the 15 acre Nottingham site after receiving two proposals. Officials delayed the March 29 date due to a mix up, and the chosen firm will begin negotiations at the regular meeting starting 7 p.m. at the city hall.
City Hall discussions center on Nottingham property redevelopment with two qualified developers nearing negotiation phases and a fall construction goal. Eudora seeks mayoral continuity through January 2017 while Baldwin Academy expands its downtown campus to include new classrooms. Also noted are the ED-TEC car show, Autism Awareness Walk, Baldwin City Senior Mix, and Chamber luncheon plans.
Kansas University announces Roy A. Roberts Distinguished Professor David Farber will give his inaugural lecture on Monday at 5 30 p m in the Summerfield Room Adams Alumni Center. His talk draws on The Rise and Fall of Modern American Conservatism and critiques the movement as a contingent, uneasy alliance of varying actors. Farber previously taught at Temple University and has authored several books.
District's chief judge reappointed Kansas Chief Justice Lawton Nuss on Thursday reappointed Douglas County District Court Judge Robert Fairchild as the district's chief judge. Fairchild has served since 1996 and as chief judge since 2002, with a term from Feb 1, 2016 to Dec 31, 2017, overseeing supervisory duties over court administration.
Gary Black and Kristin Black describe starting BC & R in 1964 with a partner and enduring a lymphoma diagnosis in 2012. After a noontime CT result, oncologist Luke Huerter guided treatment including chemotherapy and radiation. Support from LMH staff kept them grounded as Gary returned to work and now shares his story to offer hope to others.
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Endowment Association presents a 12 part series about area cancer heroes. Survivors' stories and photos line the LMH Oncology Center hallway offering hope to patients and families. More at WellCommons.com.
A free public meeting at the Lied Center pavilion at 10 a.m. discusses proposed access changes for the K-10 west expansion and the potential closure of Kasold Drive and Farmers Turnpike access from K-10. Residents, business owners, and emergency personnel oppose loss of access amid plans with funding uncertain and not likely before 2020.
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