Lawrence Datebook Health Screen and City Meetings
Health screening for residents over 60 at Babcock Place 1700 Mass. Joint study session of city county and school governments at city hall. Books and Babies storytime for infants 8 to 23 months at Lawrence Public Library. Big Brothers Big Sisters informational meeting at 211 Eighth St. Volunteer Tax Assistance for low income seniors and disabled at Resident Services and Salvation Army. Homework Nights tutoring for grades six to nine at Lawrence Public Library The Zone.
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Babcock Place
Mass
City Hall
Sixth
Massachusetts
Lawrence Public Library
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of
Douglas County
Eighth St
Haskell
Salvation Army
N.H
the Zone
Fire and EMS calls and dog intake report
Lawrence Douglas County Fire & Medical logged multiple fire calls including several false alarms at Engel Road Irving Hill Road and W 23rd Street plus an outside trash fire and hazmat warnings. Ambulance responses covered medical emergencies and injuries on Barker Avenue Kentucky Street West Sixth Street and other blocks, plus EMS standby near Lecompton. Lawrence Humane Society lists several dogs brought to the shelter including a golden retriever and multiple rottweiler and shepherd mixes.
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Engel Road
Irving Hill Road
Barker Avenue
Kentucky Street
West Sixth Street
West 24Th Street
Alvamar Drive
East 11Th Street
East 226 Road
Lecompton
New York Street
Acorn
Eudora
St. Andrews Drive
Kansas Highway
Lawrence Humane Society
Rottweiller
Heeler
Births in Lawrence and surrounding areas announce newborns
Stephanie McCabe and Justin Moten welcome a girl in Lawrence on Tuesday. Jamie Normore and a partner welcome a girl in Lawrence on Tuesday. Jason Worley and Kellie Stebbins, with Brian and Patrice Kelley, welcome a girl in Perry on Monday. Heather May in Oskaloosa welcomes a boy on Monday.
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Stephanie McCabe
Lawrence
Justin Moten
Jamie Normore
Jason Worley
Kellie Stebbins
Brian
Patrice Kelley
Perry
Heather May
Oskaloosa
Corrections Policy at The Journal World
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors in this space. Readers are urged to call (785) 832-7154 or email news ljworld.com to report a mistake.
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P.O
Lawrence
Jworld.com
Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Call City
Mike Shields
News
Douglas County to discuss health codes and jail center project
Douglas County commissioners meet at 6:35 p.m. at the courthouse to review the Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department's proposed sanitary codes including annual licenses for septic installers and to discuss the Douglas County Judicial & Law Enforcement Center construction. Also on the agenda are 2002 budgets, school funding talks, and other regional items.
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Douglas County
Lawrence- Douglas County
Kurt Thurmaier
Lawrence School Board
City Hall
E. Sixth St
Lawrence City Commission
Douglas County Commission
Thurmaier
Douglas County Judicial & Law Enforcement Center
11Th Street
Craig Weinaug
Weinaug
New Hampshire Street
Sheriff's
Weinaugh
Baker University seniors dine in etiquette lesson
Baker University President Daniel Lambert hosts the fourth annual Senior Wine and Dine at Collins House starting 5 45 p m. Students learn greeting, handling a glass plate and napkin without spills and dine by seven courses with American and European customs. Only the first 50 could attend and the event filled quickly with a waiting list.
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Baker University
Collins House
Daniel Lambert
Carolyn
Contact information for LJWorld staff and services
Local contact details for the Lawrence Journal-World include phone numbers and emails for editors and departments. It lists City Editor Mike Shields, News Editor John Taylor, Managing Editor Richard Brack, Online general manager Bernie Re, Editorial Page Editor Ann Gardner, Sports Editor Chuck Woodling, Features Arts Editor Jan Biles, Mag Editor Jon Niccum, Business Editor Mark Fagan, and Circulation Manager Joe Lewis. Also provides classified ad and customer service lines, website feedback, and hours for delivery issues.
City skate park rules require safety gear at Centennial Park
Parks director Fred DeVictor notes Centennial Park skate park regulations mandate safety equipment including helmets kneepads and elbow pads. The park is unsupervised and users participate at their own risk while urged to exercise caution to avoid injuries.
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Fred DeVictor
Centennial Park
Call Sound Off Line for Questions
The notice provides a phone number 832-7297 to call for Sound Off and explains listeners will hear a recording inviting them to leave a question.
Should Internet music be paid to download
A street interview with Jason Long, Kay Grosshans, Tim Voskuil, and Alexander Naha explores whether people would pay a monthly charge to download music online. Responses range from refusal to pay, to openness depending on tech costs and availability of free distribution, with opinions influenced by buying habits and beliefs about artists’ earnings.
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Jason Long
NCS
Lawrence
Alexander Naha
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