City code requires clear sidewalks of leaves and organic debris
Megan Gilliland, Lawrence communications manager, notes city code requires homeowners to keep sidewalks free of any substance that blocks or accumulates on the path. This includes leaves, grass or other organic materials to ensure safe pedestrian passage.
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Street thoughts on life in town signs
Joe Previer’s On the Street column invites readers to share responses at LJWorld.com. The feature prompts public opinions and reflections on everyday life as collected from the community around 722 Mass. curbside encounters.
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Plastikon incentive approved for Hayward firm in Kansas
Douglas County Commission unanimously approved an incentive package for Plastikon Industries of Hayward California to occupy the Serologicals building in East Hills Business Park. The program funds employee training at 500 per worker over five years, totaling 63000, with 31500 paid by the county. Plastikon plans 126 hires over five years with average annual wage around 46875.
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Man sues Osage County over seized horses and rights
Ibrahim sues the Osage County Commission Dunn and Henry on three counts alleging violation of property rights trespass and deprivation. He seeks 75000 in actual damages on each count plus punitive damages. A two day criminal trial is set to begin February 14. county attorney Brandon Jones says the civil case will have no effect on the criminal case.
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New EU position created for campus nonacademic misconduct
KU creates a dedicated conduct officer role to advise residence halls and sororities boards on nonacademic misconduct. The office will handle cases not leading to suspension and offer penalties such as warnings fines and community service. The aim is to guide behavior rather than punish excessively.
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Kehrwald
Stockton rapist sentenced to 49 years in prison
Raymond Stockton was given 49 years for one rape count and 25 years to life for another, with concurrent terms and lifetime sex offender registration if released. Prosecutors said Stockton admitted raping an 11 to 14 year old girl, who initially recanted but was compelled to testify. Local officials noted the family’s ongoing pain.
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Pokorny
Jessica
Law blocks Brownback inaugural charity ball in Kansas
Kansas Gov elect Sam Brownback aimed to fund charity with inaugural ball proceeds but a 1994 law directs funds to the swearing in and governor's residence upkeep. He plans to seek a law rewrite after taking office January 10, while charity events run in three communities and the annual swearing in proceeds as planned.
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Lawrence man arrested after threats and damage in Rhode Island St
A 33 year old Lawrence man was taken into custody after a female acquaintance reported he arrived at her home on Rhode Island Street, pounded on windows and damaged a screen. He faces charges of criminal damage criminal trespassing and making a criminal threat.
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Journal-World invites corrections for published errors
The newspaper publishes corrections in this space and invites readers to report errors. Contact the newsroom at 785 832 7154 or email news ljworld com to alert editors about significant mistakes that warrant a correction.
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Local Birth Announcements List Boys and Girls Deliveries
Wade and Jane Lanner from Lawrence report a boy born Tuesday Amy and Ryan Walkiewicz of Kansas City Kansas welcome a boy born Wednesday Jason and Casey Jarvis of Ottawa announce a boy born Wednesday Alysha Ansley and John Wortham Jr of Perry have a boy Travis Fainter and Shelly Smith of Ottawa welcome a girl Scott and Jackie Fann of Winchester announce a girl born Wednesday
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De Soto teen rolls Jeep on K-7 to K-10 ramp
A 17 year old De Soto boy Jarod W Lowe was injured in a Tuesday night one vehicle crash on the ramp from Kansas Highway 7 to Kansas Highway 10. He swerved to avoid missing the ramp and rolled a 1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee into the grass. He was wearing a seat belt and transported to Overland Park Regional Medical Center for treatment.
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