City moves to ban parking on Crestline Drive west side
Commissioners voted unanimously to draft an ordinance prohibiting parking along the west side of Crestline Drive from 27th to 30th Streets. The ban will take effect only after signs are installed and the ordinance is approved twice by the commission. The Traffic Safety Commission supported the measure on November 9.
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Call Sound Off: Journal-World Access line details
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Today’s Question by Levi Chronister
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Burglary Thefts Across Area Reported In Week
Police report thefts totaling $1,385 from a residence between 11 30 p m November 28 and Sunday and a 46 inch Pioneer television valued at $3 000 stolen between 7 p m and 8 25 p m Tuesday from a house in the 1900 block of West 31st. Sheriff’s Reports include Michael Alan Johnson 24 Eudora arrested on drug charges booked at 5 46 p m Thursday released on $5 000 bond. three counts of selling drugs with a device and marijuana offenses. Injury accidents and condition reports from KU Medical Center include Dorothy Kay 19 in fair condition after being hit near 11th and Kentucky and Nona Kitchen 71 in serious condition after turningpike crash. Emergency calls show multiple fire and medical responses across Lawrence Douglas County including gas meter leak vehicle fires and a child starting a closet on fire. Births reported Wayne and Lynn Walker Lawrence a boy Christopher and Marriette Haswood Lawrence a girl Melanie and Danny Pina Lawrence a girl Rod and Rachel Robinson Perry a girl.
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Lawrence Datebook highlights holiday events and times
A collection of holiday happenings across Lawrence today and Sunday. Eldridge Hotel gingerbread festival runs 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 701 Mass. Other events include the Holiday Arts and Crafts Bazaar at Douglas County Fairgrounds, immunization clinic at the Health Department, Old West Lawrence Homes Tour, and multiple art fairs. Santa visits, Toys for Toys auction, and a Lawrence Civic Choir winter concert are also listed with venues and hours. Local venues include the Lawrence Arts Center, Weaver’s, Riverfront Factory Outlets, and the Territorial Capital Museum. Contact Datebook for submissions at 832-7148 or datebook ijworld.com.
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Lawrence
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Car Hits Gas Meter In Lawrence Residential Area
A car struck a natural gas meter Friday morning at 2224 Mass causing a gas line and a water spigot to be damaged. Fire crews shut off gas and water lines at 2:10 a.m. Kansas Public Service workers capped the line and told homeowners they must arrange repairs, with a return visit planned. Police had no report or cause available.
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Douglas County Fire & Medical
Mass
Kansas Public Service
KPS
Chuck Hoag
Lawrence Police Department
George Wheeler
Baker University Names Head for New Marketing Office
Baldwin announced Friday that Annette Galluzzi will lead Baker University's newly created office of marketing and communication. Galluzzi previously served as university editor.
University Announces Promotions in Public Affairs Office
The college named promotions to boost enrollment and fundraising. Wende Beeson of Lawrence rises from senior designer to director of publications. Beeson earned a KU 1990 degree and a Baker master’s. Melissa Smith of Overland Park will join as part time marketing assistant.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Baker
Melissa Smith
Overland Park
Blood drives scheduled in Lawrence by Kansas Blood Services
Kansas Blood Services announced two blood drives in Lawrence. An employee drive runs 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday at Garage Door Group Inc, with each donor receiving a holiday ornament. Allied Signal also holds an employee drive 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, with donors receiving a holiday ornament and T-shirt. Call 843-5383 for details or to schedule.
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Lawrence
Garage Door Group Inc
Allied Signal
Trial set for officer for drunken driving
Lawrence police officer Todd Polson 35 facing drunken driving charges had his bid to remove Lawrence municipal Judge Randy McGrath denied. A Jan trial was set after a Nov 1 Iowa Sixth Street crash. Polson, a 12 year veteran, was suspended.
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Polson
Randy McGrath
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