Luminaria plans in Prairie Meadows. tax questions on birthday steak
Krider confirms the 14th annual Prairie Meadows luminaria set for December 19 at 6 to 9 pm, weather permitting, with potential one day postponement for high winds. A Kansas tax official explains that free items are not taxable unless a third party reimburses the retailer, and taxes may apply if reimbursement occurs. A city forester denies removing trees from the 800 block of Massachusetts due to concerns about a birds’ bathroom and public impact.
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Laurel A . Krider
Flint Dr
Prairie Meadows
Krider
Clinton Parkway
31St Street
Atchison and
Lawrence Avenues
Mark Ciardullo
Kansas Department of Revenue
Massachusetts
City
A. George Osborne
Sound Off Instructions for Journal-World Access Line
The article provides directions to call the Journal-World Access line at 865-5000 and enter category 7478 to hear a recorded prompt inviting listeners to leave their question. It outlines how to submit inquiries through telephone recording.
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Journal-World Access
Journal-World News
J-W
Three Arrests After Attempted Motel Break-In at Bismarck Inn
Lawrence police report three people arrested after a top-floor break-in attempt at the Bismarck Inn, 1100 N Third. A desk clerk heard a crash, a car with two Lawrencians and a Denver man was stopped, drugs and paraphernalia found, crimes include burglary and theft. One man fell through a ceiling, injuring none. all three booked, plus DUI, property damage charges. Fire and court items noted.
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Bismarck Inn
Lawrence
Rick Nickell
Denver
Nickell
Taxes due by Dec 20 in Douglas County
Douglas County Treasurer Nancy Hempen reports tax bills are arriving faster this year. First half property and real estate taxes are due December 20 with multiple payment options including mail, in person at the courthouse, the dropbox, or the satellite office at Dillon's. The second half is due June 20. A city administrator search begins in Tonganoxie after Bill Crawford left February 27, 1992.
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Douglas County
Nancy Hempen
Dillon’s
Tonganoxie
Bill Crawford
Unbalanced stage equipment drenches Lied Center for Nutcracker tech
Lawrence brief reports five sprinkler heads were triggered by an unbalanced stage piece during a Nutcracker production setup at Kansas University's Lied Center. Firefighters shut off the water minutes after the 11 p.m. incident. No damage was reported. water flowed from stage sprinklers into a pit below.
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Lawrence
Carruth-O’leary Hall
Kansas University
Lied Center
Mike Richardson
Richardson
Kaiser Caplan
Lawrence Arts Commission totem vote in 2 Percent for Art program
An Access poll invites voters to support or oppose the Lawrence Arts Commission choice of a totem for the 2 Percent for Art program. Vote yes by category 3500 and no by category 3501, with voluntary respondents noting results not scientifically accurate.
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Lawrence Arts Commission
Bromersick Christmas Party and KU Games Highlight Lawrence Datebook
The Lawrence datebook lists a Bromersick Christmas Party at Lied Center for Douglas County Scouts and 4-H'ers from 2 p.m. to 3 30 p.m., a Winter Farmer’s Market at South Park Recreation Center from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., a women’s basketball game KU versus Athletes in Action at 4 30 p.m., and a men’s basketball game KU versus Arkansas-Little Rock at Allen Fieldhouse starting 7 p.m. Also scheduled are a blood drive at Lawrence Memorial Hospital from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., a Douglas County Commission meeting at the county courthouse at 1 30 p.m., a Parks and Recreation master plan study session at City Hall at 4 p.m., a Community Development Block Grant study session at City Hall at 5 30 p.m., and a Lawrence school board study session on boundaries at the Service Center starting 6 p.m., followed by a regular meeting.
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Douglas County
South Park Recreation Center
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Kansas University
Arkansas-Little Rock
Allen Fieldhouse
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Douglas County Commission
11Th
Massachusetts
City Hall
Sixth
Lawrence School Board
Clinton Pkwy
KU Medical Center to ally with Kansas hospitals
Street Today's Question asks if Kansas University Medical Center should form an alliance with area hospitals. Dean Jennings, a Topeka computer programmer, questions what benefits other hospitals could offer and notes KU Medical Center would bring facilities and services to the partnership.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Kansas University Medical Center
Dean Jennings
Topeka
University of Kansas
Suzanne Davidson
Lawrence
Alliance Group
Birth announcement for Pabst family in Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Damon Pabst of Lawrence welcome a baby boy born Thursday.
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Damon Pabst
Lawrence
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