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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2011
Page
3
Bruce Flanders director of the Lawrence Public Library says the library will provide continuous service throughout the two year renovation with only brief closure periods during construction.
Readers are invited to call 832-7297 with questions for the Sound Off column. The notice urges participation and explains how to submit queries for publication in the local page.
Massachusetts Street Shawnee Barron, a freelance photographer, recalls Marti Mihalyi who taught creative writing and advanced composition in college.
About two dozen attendees heard details of the $19 million library expansion approved by voters. Designers stated the project is 15 percent complete with next steps including finalizing design and starting construction bids in early summer 2012.
Sabatini Architects announces Katie Nichols as licensed Kansas architect and LEED lead. Jamie Gabriel earns registered play therapist credential. Lawrence Otolaryngology hires a new physician assistant set to begin in August. Dustin Huff earns PA Master’s, is EMR paramedic and first midlevel at the practice. Enology Inc. CEO Rodger Johnson named Georgia CEO of the Year by Atlanta Business Chronicle. Lawrence Chamber of Commerce announces the Lawrence Business Expo 2011 for November 1 at Holiday Inn with 88 expo booths. Mi Tiendita, a Latino foods and leather goods store, to open at 31st and Iowa next to Best Buy with daily fresh bakery items from Emporia.
The Douglas County register of deeds logged 86 mortgage filings in the week ending Thursday. The data categorize sums by ranges from 50 000 and under up to over 500 000, showing a spread across six mid to high value brackets.
The Journal-World notes it does not publish all police reports. It reports burglaries only when losses exceed 1000 dollars unless unusual, avoids naming victims, discloses arrestees only after charges, and reports major assault injuries and robberies.
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