Lawrence dates and events at the library and community centers
A busy Lawrence listings page highlights a poetry reading and book release for Landed by Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg with music by Kelley Hunt at the Lawrence Public Library at 4 p.m. Also listed are Tot Vt Family Storytime at 3 30 p.m. with audition details and several youth and community events across venues including KLT ES homeschool launch party, a weekday Farmers Market, an information meeting for volunteers at HeadsQuarters Counseling Center, a Homelessness Forum, and Civic Choir registration at First Baptist Church with new members welcome.
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Lawrence Public Library
K.L.T.E.S
Holcom Recreation Center
27Th St
10Th
Vermont
Coalition On Homeless Concerns
Lawrence
First Baptist Church
Kasold Drive
Spanish English storytime for all ages on Wednesday
Wednesday 4 p.m. to 4 30 p.m. features two language storytime sessions for all ages. Datebook submissions can be mailed to P O Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or emailed to datebook at jworld com. Meetings and Gatherings calendar in Saturday's Journal World lists ongoing group notices and must be submitted by noon Wednesday via meetings at ijworld com. A full listing of upcoming events is online at World com events.
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P.O. Box
Lawrence
Jworld.com
Journal-World
Ijworld.com
World.com
Lawrence man hurt in crash near Cadillac Ranch
A 28-year-old Lawrence man crashed his car into a parked SUV at Cadillac Ranch on West Sixth Street at 2:00 a.m. He fled on foot but was detained by bar security before police arrived. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital with nose injuries and later charged with operating under the influence driving without insurance reckless driving and leaving the scene.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Michael McLaren
Cadillac Ranch
Sixth St
Foot
Bar
Births Reported No Births At Lawrence Memorial Saturday
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reported no births on Saturday. No new infant arrivals were recorded, continuing a quiet period for the facility with no overnight deliveries.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Journal-World invites reader error corrections policy note
The Journal-World states its policy to correct significant errors brought to editors’ attention. Readers are asked to contact by phone at (785) 832-7154 or by email at news@ljworld.com to report corrections.
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Journal-World
Ijworld.com
Haskell University powwow welcomes back students
The Haskell University powwow featured dances like the jingle dress dance by Samantha Pretty Weasel from Fort Hall Idaho and guests such as Shannon Dayes from Indianapolis. Community members Darrell Frank and his niece Krysallin Ahtone attended as the school starts with over 1000 students enrolled this semester.
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Samantha Pretty Weasel
Fort Hall
Idaho
Pretty Weasel
Shannon Dayes
Indianapolis
Haskell
Lawrence
Dayes
Darrell Frank
Krysallin Ahtone
Frank
Ahtone
Free State
Regents raise alarm over long term effects of state higher edeuts
Regents debate raises concern over a two year 340352 salary for former EU Chancellor Robert Hemenway amid a sabbatical while lawmakers critique the cost. Regent leaders defend the package as reasonable as budget talks loom with Gov Parkinson and university presidents urge a clear plan to regain lost ground.
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Hemenway
Virgil Peck
Rtyro
House
Senate Legislative Post
Peck
Regents
Reginald Robinson
Mark Parkinson
Fort Hays State University
Ed Hammond
Flip-flops for Haiti drive grows beyond plan
Newton resident Cristina Janney details a mission effort in Newton Kansas where about 20 pairs of flip flops expanded to more than 500 pairs for Haiti. Self, a Good Shepherd hospital nurse, organized drop bags at work and church, plans shipping costs, and a Sept 9 to Sept 26 mission trip with educational and construction aims.
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Kay Self
Haiti
Self
United States
Bill
Marilyn Fair
Newton Christian Church
Feisal
Ellen Jahay
Wayne Brenneman
Cristina Janney
Newton Kansan
Harles Jay Yoder Dies. Funeral Set In Lawrence
Harley Jay Yoder 82 of Lawrence died Friday Aug 28 2009 at Rossville Mental Health Center. Funeral at 11 am Tuesday at Lawrence Free Methodist Church burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Cleo plus two sons seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Memorials to church Kansas Hospice or Rossville Center.
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Harley Jay Yoder
Lawrence
Lawrence Free Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Yoder
Rossville Mental Health and Rehabilitation Center
Rossville
Jona P
Mary Ellen Roth Yoder
Liberty Memorial High School
U.S. Navy
Kansas University
Lawrence Paper Company
Reuter Organ Company
Yoder
Beta Gamma Sigma
Elmer R. Johanning funeral set for Lawrence man
Funeral services for Elmer Robert Johanning 91 of Lawrence will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Warren McElwain Mortuary with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery He died Saturday Aug 29 2009 at Colmery O Neil Veterans Medical Center Topeka A WWII Army Air Corps veteran he was a farmer and Case dealer known as The Case Man Survivors include daughter Mary Wakeman son Robert two brothers seven grandchildren and a sister Friends may call 730 to 900 p.m. Monday at the mortuary Memorials to Douglas County 4 H Foundation or Colmery O Neil Veterans Medical Center in Topeka requested
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Elmer Robert Johanning
Lawrence
Warren- McElwain Mortuary
Memorial Park
Mr. Johanning
Colmery-O’neil Veterans Medical Center
Topeka
Worden
Otto L
Ottilie L. Schaake Johanning
Johanning
U.S. Army Air Corps
Kanwaka Township
Johanning Implement Inc
Power of the Past Antique Tractor Club
Case
Daniel Johanning
Jacquelynn
Sophia
Julian Neal
Douglas County 4-H Foundation
Warrenmcelwain
Journal-World obituary policy and guidance
The Journal-World outlines obituary coverage rules for residents or former locals with survivors in the circulation area. It specifies mortuary-supplied information and offers photo approval and contact options including phone and online resources.
Trio accused in cross country prescription drug scam
Prosecutors charged Grant Wilms and Hermann Wilms of Overland Park and Kenneth Opstein of Sioux City with 29 counts including theft and computer crimes. They allegedly ran firms offering prescription drug discounts and withdrew up to 110 dollars per customer after obtaining banking details, defrauding thousands of seniors nationwide.
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Clathe
Grant Wilms
Hermann Wilms
Overland Park
Kenneth Opstein
Sioux City
Iowa
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