Lawrence datebook busy immunizations and meetings listed
Friday activities include immunization clinic at 200 Maine with flu shots and a Eudora High School board meeting at 2365 Church Street. Aviation Advisory Board meets at Lawrence Municipal Airport Pilots Lounge. Historic Resources Commission meets at City Hall. After school program at Lawrence Public Library features The Perfect Kids Play. Holiday Jamz Battle of the Bands at the library and a Liberty Memorial High School class of 1941 mini reunion at Abe and Jake’s. Wednesday and Thursday continue with scheduled hours at 200 Maine community health site.
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Lawrence
Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Eudora School Board
Eudora High School
Church St
Aviation Advisory Board
Lawrence Municipal
Historic Resources Commission
Sixth
Massachusetts
Lawrence-Douglas County
Ami Aim
Ninth Street
Lawrence Public Library
Liberty Memorial High School
Abe
Jake
On the Record Law Enforcement Report In Lawrence
Lawrence-Douglas County Fire & Medical logged numerous calls including electrical wiring issues at 927 Heat detector malfunction at 1101 George Williams Way and a series of medical emergencies across Baldwin and Lawrence. Also noted were a gasoline spill, smoke detector activations, a vehicle accident, and humane society stray dog pickups including a red and white Harley Davidson coll ar male one year old and a tri colored collie mix eight year old female.
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George Williams Way
Hillcrest Drive
W. 24Th St
Walnut St
Eudora
Jayhawk Blvd
Spring Hill Drive
Stratford Road
Lawrence Humane Society
Hospitals Births Nancy Turner and Lori Reesor Twins
Nancy Turner of Lawrence welcomed a girl and Lori Reesor of Quert and Park welcomed a girl on Tuesday at the hospital. John Miller assisted in deliveries.
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Nancy Turner
Lawrence
Lori Reesor
John Miller
Quert
Park
Journal-World Corrects Significant Errors Policy
The Journal-World announces it corrects significant errors upon editor attention. Readers are invited to call (785) 832-7154 or email newsworld.com to report mistakes. The policy underscores commitment to accuracy and transparency in reporting.
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Datebook
P.O
Lawrence
Journal-World
World.com
Mike Shields
News
Ljworld.com
Planning panel expands boundaries to boost regional transport
The Lawrence Douglas County Planning Commission, also the Metropolitan Planning Organization, unanimously approved expanding the Metropolitan Planning Area Boundary to include all of Douglas County including Baldwin Eudora and Lecompton. The move aims to give smaller towns a bigger say in regional studies and funding appeals to KDOT and federal agencies. The boundary update aligns with federal rules and sets up future restructuring to include new city representatives.
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Lawrence-Douglas
County Planning Commission
Metropolitan Planning Organization
Douglas County
Baldwin, Eudora
Lecompton
South Lawrence
U.S. Highway 59
Lawrence City
Kansas Department of Transportation
Michael Young
KDOT
Baldwel Eudora
Young
Lawrence Briefs: DUI Arrest After Traffic Crash
A Lawrence man, 48, was arrested Tuesday night after leaving the scene of an injury crash at Sixth and Ohio. Roger Messinger faces DUI, suspended license, leaving the scene, and no proof of insurance charges. He posted a $1,050 bond and has a Jan. 16 court date. A passenger sustained a minor injury. Also, Bob Newton was named Douglas County Emergency Management spokesperson for disasters, and Leonard Krishtalka and Tom Eblen joined the Kansas Humanities Council speakers bureau.
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Lawrence
Roger Messinger
Douglas County
Sixth
Ohio
Tennessee Street
Messinger
Bob Newton
Newton
Kansas Humanities Council
Leonard Krishtalka
Tom Eblen
Kansas
Council
Krishtalka
Natural History Museum and Biodiversity Research Center
Kansas University
Eblen
Kansan
Contact details for Lincoln Journal World staff and services
Local newspaper contact list includes City Editor Mike Shields and staff emails, phone numbers for newsroom departments, and service lines for advertising, circulation, and customer support. It lists editors, managers, and hours, plus in-town redelivery guarantee and online feedback options.
Dixie Chicks perform I Believe in Love on America Heroes CD
The Dixie Chicks sang I Believe in Love during the America A Tribute to Heroes telethon. The Marty Stuart penned track features Natalie Maines and Martie Seidel and appears on the double CD along with 19 other telethon performances.
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Dixie Chicks
America
Marty Stuart
Natalie Maines
Martie Seidel
Call Sound Off Voice Line Instructions
Call Sound Off at 832 7297 to submit questions by leaving a recorded message. The prompt instructs listeners to call the number and follow the recording to leave their question.
Dismissal of Mario Kinsey Spurs Mixed KU Reactions
In Lawrence at the public library street survey, residents including Leon Cross of Haskell Matt Davis Kristy Shriner and Travis Moeder weigh in on Kansas quarterback Mario Kinsey being dismissed from the KU team. Opinions vary from calls for board discussion to support for the decision and concerns about athletes abusing status.
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Mario Kinsey
Leon Cross
Haskell
Lawrence
Matt Davis
Food Service
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LAW Enforcement
East 24Th Street
Maine Street
Grove Street
Baldwin
East 21St Street
Massachusetts Street
East 1700 Road
Orchard Lane
Iowa Street
Ames Street
Delaware Street
East 23Rd Street
Clinton Parkway
Comet Lane
Yale Road
West Sixth Street
Rhode Island Street
Vermont Street
Nellssa Lacey
Journal-World Photo
Patty Boyer
Lawrence Arts Center
Ninth St
Amy Dzialewski
LAC
Commission
Mpaget
Jworld.com
U.S. Census Bureau
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Lawrence Briefs
Humanities Council
Richard Brack
John Taylor
Cody Howard
Howard
Sunflowercom
Ann Gardner
Chuck Woodling
Ing
Ljworldicom
Jan
Eiles
Jon Niccum
Jniccum
Dave Toplikar
Mark Fagan
Mfagan
al Bonner
Joe Lewis
Jewls
By Michelle Burdenn
Kristy Shriner
Travis Moeder
KU Athletics
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