National Library Week highlights patrons thanks and reading
Lawrence residents share how the public library shapes their lives during National Library Week. Amy Summers, now blind from glaucoma, still borrows audio books several times weekly with help from librarians. Margaret Elvig uses Value Line and travel resources, while Jennifer Brown visits with her children for storytime and a book club.
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Amy Summers
Public Library
Summers
Pinckney School
Lawrence Public Library
The
Lawrence
National Library
Margaret Traylor Elvig
Elvig
Value Line
Brown
Corrina
Lauren
Children’s Library
New York School
Leaders team for Kansas electronic town hall meeting
Gov Bill Graves Atty Gen Carla Stovall Senate President Bud Burke House Speaker Tim Shallenburger Chief Justice Richard Holmes join a May 1 interactive video session from the Kansas Judicial Center to explain how state government works. Thirty Wichita magnet high juniors and seniors will participate, with schools statewide telecast via the Regents Educational Communications Center satellite uplink.
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Topeka
Kansas
Supreme Court
Kansas Judicial Center
Bill Graves
Atty
Carla Stovall
Senate
Bud Burke
House
Tim Shallenburger
Richard W. Holmes
Kansas Regents Educational Communications Center
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