On the Street Columns at Dillons on Massachusetts Street
Readers share reactions and thoughts gathered around the Dillons store on Massachusetts Street, with prompt to visit LJWorld.com for extended responses and the full story on page 1A.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2013
Page
4
Readers share reactions and thoughts gathered around the Dillons store on Massachusetts Street, with prompt to visit LJWorld.com for extended responses and the full story on page 1A.
Sam Boatright voices a view that big tobacco firms can counter large spending with resources, calling it largely a personal choice. Brian Miller from North Carolina argues for reduced tobacco spending to redirect funds to his home state’s needs.
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reported no births on Sunday. No deliveries occurred at the facility during the 24 hour reporting period.
Sodders say the Christian message reaches all nations and the exhibit expands yearly with about 10 new scenes each season now totaling over 20. Chris Jump, a committee member and long-time collector, has added pieces from estate sales thrift stores and online, amassing over 75 nativity sets. Jump attended the festival to explain origins and visitors enjoyed the peaceful, Christ-focused ambiance with lights and spiced cider, away from commercialism.
The Festival of Nativities runs December 14, 15, 21, 22, and 28 from 1 to 4 p.m. at The Upper Room of Centenary United Methodist Church, 245 E Fourth St. Free admission with donations appreciated. Nancy Atchley leads a six-member committee, dedicating about 500 hours over three months to assemble and tear down the display, while staff intern Nikki Wentling can be reached at 832-7196.
A Douglas County school district linked Kennedy Elementary with United Way of Douglas County partners to expand academic enrichment this summer. The effort included Boys & Girls Club sites, Communities in Schools, Girl Scouts, AmeriCorps and district teachers, reducing summer learning loss by 15 percent versus national averages.
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