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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2013
Page
4
A reader prompt on Massachusetts Street asks how Quantrill’s Raid and its legacy matter today in Lawrence. The inquiry directs readers to page 1A for the full story and reflections tied to local history and memory.
Erin and Hector Medina in Lawrence welcomed a boy Saturday and Hector Ledesma and Stana Rose in Lawrence welcomed a girl Saturday.
At DemoFest voters debate Governor Brownback's tax cuts and a citizenship proof law pushed by Kris Kobach. Democrats vow to boost Hispanic outreach as Paul Davis considers a bid, while Hispanic organizations urge immigration reform and broader Obamacare support.
A 4 year old Lawrence child is in stable condition after being hit by a vehicle while riding a bicycle. The incident occurred around 4 50 p m when a 16 year old backed out of a driveway in the 900 block of Westfield Court and into the child. The child was transported by helicopter to Children s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City.
A Saturday article on the Lawrence Arts Center adds four returning board members Molly Murphy Jim Otten Dru Sampson and Evan Williams to the National Advisory Board. The Quantrill edition corrects Judy Sweets name for the Lawrence founding piece and notes the 1855 election. Amos Lawrence piece clarifies Robinson refers to Charles Robinson first Kansas governor.
Freese reflects on the why behind endurance efforts as he aligns with local triathlon peers. Kent and Liz Dobbins, World Triathlon competitors, and Kent and Annette McDonald, master swimming teachers, provide inspiration and coaching as Freese cherishes community goals and personal progress.
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