Lawrence Datebook highlights city meetings and programs
Lawrence City Commission study session at Union Pacific Depot and multiple public events across city locations. Health screening for seniors at Babcock Place, storytimes at Lawrence Public Library, Homework Nights tutoring, planning and county commission meetings, and a public hearing on route changes at Holcom Park Recreation Center. Includes registration details and contact numbers.
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Lawrence City Commission
Union Pacific Depot
Second St
Babcock Place
Mass
Lawrence Public Library
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of
Douglas County
Eighth St
the Zone
Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission
City
Sixth and
Massachusetts
Douglas County Commission
Lecompton
Elmore
City Hall
Massachusetts Streets
Burglary Thefts Reported In Amoco Loss Of Cigarettes
On the record law enforcement report lists sixty six cartons of cigarettes valued at two thousand three hundred thirty four dollars stolen from Amoco at 914 Iowa between March 21 and Sunday. Fire calls and medical emergencies follow with multiple locations and events including vehicle accidents and gas spills.
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Amoco
Iowa
Births Sherry Williams Lawrence A boy born Monday
A birth announcement lists Sherry Williams Lawrence as the mother and father for a baby boy born Monday. Jeremy Penix and Toni Lane of Ottawa welcome a son born Monday.
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Sherry Williams
Lawrence
Jeremy Penix
Toni Lane
Ottawa
Journal-World Corrects Noted Errors Policy Update
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors, inviting readers to report via phone at (785) 832-7154 or email at news ljworld.com. The note emphasizes their commitment to accuracy and prompt corrections.
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Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Deaf sprinter leads KSD track meet surprise
Anthony Singleterry, an eighth grade sprinter from the Kansas School for the Deaf, ran 13.21 in the 100 meters to place second in his preliminary heat. The event highlighted inclusion with hearing peers from West, Central, and Junction City junior highs, and featured ASL interpreters and volunteer signers to coordinate races and explain rules, as a team of educators and parents fostered confidence and equal participation.
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Kansas School For the Deaf
Jeremy Stockman
Mark Kemns
Stockman
West Junior
West
Central Junior High
Junction City
Anthony Singleterry
Singleterry
Olathe School
KSD
West Junior High School
Central Junior High School
Junction City Junior High School
Gina Ley
Mark Kerns
Kansas University
Kester Marsh
Free State High School
Marsh
Gwen Singleterry
Anthony
Kansas City
Kan
Hurdies
Theresa Freed
Burn permit criteria and liability for property damage
Paula Phillips says only Lawrence requires a burn permit and residents must obtain it from the nearest fire station. Townships encourage but do not require permits. check with local fire departments and notify them before burning. While burning, stay 250 feet from houses and heed the National Weather Service range land fire index.
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Paula Phillips
Douglas
On the Street on the Street by Levi Chronister
Readers weigh in on whether police should arrest motorists for minor traffic violations. Respondents include Chris Wetch a respiratory therapist John Anguiano and Meghan Seifert a KU student and Lawrent student CJHS student Scuber Martin. Opinions vary from ticket to enforcing arrests.
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Chris Wetch
Lawrence
Lawrence School Board Approves 144000 For Science Texts And Gear
The Lawrence school board voted to spend 133497 on life and earth science texts for grades six to eight and 10736 for 100 microscopes and 100 balances, pending inspection results. A Lawrence man faced bond reduction on sex crime charges with a preliminary hearing set for May 3. International Awareness Week at KU features Jeopardy in the Kansas Union, a fashion show, World Expo, and Nations Festival with meals and events coordinated by Phi Beta Delta and ISA. For details call the ISA office at 864-4848.
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Lawrence
Lynda Allen
Nebraska Scientific of
Omaha
Neb
Jack Davidson
James Hilliard
The
International Student Assn. of Kansas University
Big 12
Kansas Union
Phi Beta Delta
Union
ISA
Graves Proclaims Crime Victims Rights Week in Kansas
Governor Bill Graves signs a proclamation declaring Crime Victims Rights Week in Kansas. The state Victims Rights division will host a display through Saturday at the Statehouse first floor featuring victim service providers information and an angel tree representing crime victims.
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Bill Graves
Kansas
State Crime Victims’ Rights Division
Statehouse
Contact Us Local Newsroom and Phone Directory Details
A contact section lists phone numbers and emails for editors and departments at the newspaper. It includes City Editor Mike Shields and Managing Editor Richard Brack, plus editors for Sports, Features, News, and Online operations. Addresses, hours, and redelivery policies are provided for circulation services.
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Les
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Chronister
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Topeka
Meghan Seifert
KU Students Lawrent
Scuber Martin
CJHS
Lawrence Briefs
Graves
N.H
Mike Shields
News
Richard Brack
Ann Gardner
L Jworld.com
Chuck Woodling
Ewoodling
Jworld.com
Jan Biles
John Taylor
Jon Niccum
Mniccum
Bernie Re
Mark Fagan
Mfagan
al Bonner
Maria Preston
Mpreston
Joe Lewis
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