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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 2010

Page

3

O Connor to Speak at KU Law School Lecture

Retired Supreme Court justice Sandra Day O Connor will visit the Kansas University School of Law for the 2010 Shook Hardy & Bacon Center for Excellence in Advocacy Annual Lecture. The event features a fireside chat with Judge Deanell Reece Tacha at 7 30 p.m. Monday at the Dole Institute of Politics. it is invitation only. O Connor will meet students and faculty during a two day visit.

Sandra Day O'Connor U.S. Supreme Court Kansas University School of Law Shook, Hardy & Bacon Center For Excellence O'Connor Deanell Reece Tacha U.S. Court of Appeals 10Th Circuit Dole Institute of Politics

Sex offender in Lawrence faces federal charge

A 45 year old Lawrence man, Robert F. Baker, is charged in federal court with failure to register as a sex offender. Convicted in South Dakota in 1995 of abusive sexual contact with a child, he faces up to 10 years in prison and a $250000 fine if convicted. He previously violated release terms in Maine and Colorado, registered in Washington in 2004, moved to California without reporting, and was found living in Lawrence after a Feb. stabbing investigation.

Lawrence Robert F. Baker U.S Baker South Dakota Bangor Maine Denver Washington California New Hampshire Street

Patrol seeks deals at gas stations with low prices

The Journal-World found gas prices as low as two dollars sixty seven cents at several stations. If you find a lower price call 832 7154 or reach LJWorld on Facebook or Twitter for reports.

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Lawrence resident named sustainability coordinator for city county

Eileen Horn, 29, a Lawrence resident and climate advocate, is named the joint city county sustainability coordinator set to begin in early May. She will identify energy savings in government buildings and coordinate community efforts including the county Food Policy Council. Funds: first year grant to the city, second year by the county, then 60 40 split. Horn previously led education outreach for the Climate and Energy Project and teaches environmental science at JCCC.

Eileen Horn Lawrence Horn Douglas County Craig Weinaug Climate and Energy Project The Land Institute Lenexa Envi Johnson County Community College Community Mercantile Catholic University of America University of Vermont Cynthia Wagner Kansas Cities Weinang

Garden taking root at junior high

West Junior High School’s garden project has grown beyond a 4,000 foot plot. Six students are hired to work in the garden, present the project, document it, and host weekly markets. Produce is sold in the cafeteria and used in meals, while lessons across business health writing and art integrate the garden.

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Growing Food Growing West Seeks Garden Volunteers

Nancy O Connor coordinates Growing Food Growing West and asks volunteers to dig beds add compost and lay mulch in pathways for a visible neighborhood project. Vickie Lowe notes the effort aims to engage kids and the community with a spring start at West Junior High School Harvard Road and a rain date of April 18.

Nick Krug Journi Nancy O'Connor Community Mercantile Center West Junior High School Diane Wilson Lecompton Left Lawrence Farmer Dan Phelps Vickie Lowe Lowe Nancy O’connor Community Mercantile Education Foundation O'Connor Harvard Road Cmef Themerc.coop

Boundary shift proposed to move Kennedy students to New York

Lawrence school officials propose a boundary change to send north of 19th Street and areas around East Glenn Drive and Harper Street to New York School for next year to free Kennedy for early childhood programs. The plan accompanies a $4.6 million budget cut and the closing of East Heights Early Childhood Center. A public meeting is set for April 19 at Kennedy with board action anticipated at the April 26 meeting.

Lawrence Kennedy School New York School Kennedy 19Th Street Bullene Avenue Maple Lane New York N.Y Davis Road East Glenn Drive Harper Street East Heights Rick Doll McDonald Drive Haskell Ave

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