Lawrence Datebook highlights for weekend events
Lawrence Datebook lists immunization clinic at Health Department 200 Maine daily 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Maggie Harrington event at Watkins Museum 1047 Mass. 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Farmers Market 16th and Vermont. Humane Society adoptions at Petco 315 Iowa Noon to 4 p.m. August Farm Days at Old Jefferson Town Village 815 Walnut St. Oskaloosa 7 p.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday Nites Main Event lockin at East Lawrence Center 1245 E 15th St. Fee charged. Contact datebook for submissions.
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East Lawrence Center
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Armed shoplifting investigation at Dillons in Lawrence
Lawrence Police search for a suspect after a possible armed shoplifting at Dillons 1740 Mass. A woman allegedly threatened a clerk with a knife and fled without paying for school supplies. Emergency calls list extensive fire medical responses and stray dogs before noting Journal World policy on reporting police incidents.
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Births at Hospitals Prompt Local Family Notices
Mason and Kacey Farmer of Parker welcome a boy on Thursday. Brian and Heather Reid of Oskaloosa announce a girl. Darrin and Sondra Meadows of Ottawa report a girl. Devina and Matt Garrett of Lawrence welcome a girl on Wednesday.
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Parker
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Heather Reid
Oskaloosa
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Ottawa
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Lawrence
Corrections Policy Notice From The Journal-World
The Journal-World states its policy is to correct all significant errors brought to editors attention. Readers are urged to call 785 832 7154 or email news ljworld com to report an error.
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Reconstruction of Stull Road to begin Monday
Douglas County will start a 7 month reconstruction of Stull Road from Douglas County Road 1029 to Fox Run. The $1.4 million project by King’s Construction will widen lanes, add shoulders, improve sight lines, and replace culverts and a bridge. Detours direct Lawrence drivers to US 40 and a gravel 1023 route. traffic may shift to the Kansas Turnpike for Topeka access.
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Journal World
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Sobriety checkpoint planned by Lawrence police tonight
Lawrence police will run a sobriety checkpoint and also check for other violations. Time and location not announced. Drivers under the influence face arrest. police urge safe driving and awareness.
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Lawrence
KU Professor to Discuss Mideast Politics Tuesday
Deborah Gerner, KU political science professor, will speak at 7:30 p.m. at Eimai Congregational Church about her four week summer trip to Israel, Lebanon, Jordan, the West Bank and Gaza. She spent two weeks with the International Quaker Working Party on the Israel Palestine Conflict studying peace process breakdowns. The event is free and open to the public.
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Eimai Congregational Church
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Jordan
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Gaza
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Native American Sovereignty Conference in Topeka
The Kansas Office of Native American Affairs hosts a national conference on tribal sovereignty self-sufficiency cultural preservation and economic development. The event runs Saturday through Wednesday at Capitol Plaza Hotel 1717 S W Topeka Blvd Topeka.
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Kansas Office of
Native American Affairs
Capitol Plaza Hotel
S.W. Topeka Blvd
Local staff contacts and advertising lines for the journal
The notice lists city desk editors and department heads with direct phone numbers and emails for news sports features and ads. It also provides a web feedback form, online classifieds, circulation contact, and hours. It mentions a hotline for classified ads and guarantees in-town redelivery if called before set times.
Kansas No Call List Registration Ends Sept 23
Kansans can register for the first no call list until September 23. The toll free line 1 866 362 4160 is busy and the internet option is ink.org/public/ksag. Sound Off listeners may leave questions at 832 7297.
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Public
Ksag
On the Street: Lightning Storm Precautions
Abby Mills reports readers from diverse locations including Massachusetts Street and Lisbon share brief, varied reactions to lightning storms. Responses range from observing from a safe distance to avoiding trees and large water, with mixed familiarity and risk perception.
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