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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2012
Page
4
A street survey on Massachusetts Street asks residents if they would choose to live downtown and how much they would pay, capturing opinions on urban living costs.
Nachos organized by Nachos Brown with Salty Iguana and Lawrence Interdenominational Nutrition Kitchen created an 80 foot nacho platter for Kansas Relays ticket holders. Meats marinated onions chopped jalapeno juice mixed with black beans pico de gallo and cilantro. Donations and canned goods benefited LINK. Brown hopes the 2011 Massachusetts Ninety Nine Restaurant record remains unmatched.
Sound Off questions why the fairgrounds do not recycle cardboard boxes despite a two year old program at the extension office. Eileen Horn cites grant applications for recycling bins across the fairgrounds complex and provides contact at 832-7297 or soundoff jworld com.
More than 200 volunteers at 20 sites joined a Day of Caring effort in Douglas County. Megan Waggy and Alpha Chi Omega members helped repaint the Willow Domestic Violence Center while Prairie Park School workers trimmed bushes, cleared debris, tended gardens, and painted two rooms. Officials touted the event as a cost effective way to start ongoing volunteer engagement and complete large projects quickly.
There were no incidents to report Saturday. The Journal-World does not print police reports for all cases. It covers burglaries with $1,000 loss or more unless unusual, avoids naming victims, and discloses arrestees only after charges. It reports major assaults, holdups, and robberies.
The Journal-World states it will fix significant errors brought to editors. Readers are urged to report mistakes by calling 785 832 7154 or emailing the newsroom for corrections.
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