Lawrence Datebook cancellations and events list
Canceled city commission meeting and a full schedule of public health flu shots. Events include Big Brothers Big Sisters informational meeting at 211 E Eighth St suite 6 and a Wakarusa Township board meeting at 300 W 31st St. Also listed are infant toddler council play group at 4640 W 27th St and a Boys and Girls Tea Party at the Lawrence Public Library.
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Lawrence
Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Big Brothers and
Big Sisters of
Douglas County
E. Eighth St
Wakarusa Township Board
W. 31St St
Douglas County Infant-Toddler Coordinating Council
27Th St
Douglas County Commission
Lawrence- Douglas
Douglas County Informational Meeting
Eighth St
Lawrence- Douglas County
Lawrence Public Library
Fairgrounds
Harper St
Spark
First Southern Baptist Church
Sixth St
Datebook submission contact details
To submit items for Datebook call 832 7254 or write to Datebook P O Box 888 Lawrence 66044 Datebook email is datebook at ijworld dot com.
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Datebook
P.O
Lawrence
Ijworld.com
Emergency calls logged by Lawrence Douglas County Fire & Medical
Lawrence Douglas County Fire & Medical reported multiple responses including a canceled transport at 1:41 a.m. on 1100 block of Vantuy Drive and several medical emergencies on Sunday across 1400 block of Fast 21st Street 1800 block of Massachusetts Street N 1400 Road Eudora 1100 block of Kasold Drive plus a nonemergency transfer on 1400 block of Maple Street Eudora.
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Lawrence Douglas County
Vantuy Drive
Maple Street
Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Report Not Issued Monday
A note states that Lawrence Memorial Hospital did not issue a report on Monday. The brief confirms no hospital update or data release for that day.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Journal-World Offers Policy on Printing Corrections
The Journal-World explains its policy to correct significant errors raised by readers. It provides contact details including a phone number and email for submitting corrections.
Building a Better Community two day summit planned in Douglas County
A two day community summit titled Building a Better Community will run January 26 and 27 at KU Lied Center. Sponsored by Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center Kansas University and the Hall Center for the Humanities it marks Bert Nashs 50th anniversary. Prominent speakers include Robert Putnam Deborah Prothrow Stith and Peter Benson with panels featuring local leaders. Tickets are free but must be requested in advance via Pat Roach Smith at 843 9192.
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Douglas County
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center
Kansas University
Hall Center For the Humanities
Bert Nash
Lyn Smith
Smith
Robert Putnam
Deborah Prothrow-Stith
Peter Benson
The
Search Institute
Harvard
Robert Johnson
Charlton Manley Inc
John Nalbandian
Department of Public Administration
Final Examinations Announced at Kansas University
CNG Ga Kansas University lists final exams for Surushdeo Semarine physics and astronomy on January 5 at 1 p.m. in Malott and Andrew Gawron pharmaceutical chemistry at 2:30 p.m. in Simon's Auditorium West Campus. Two killed and two injured as car overturns on U.S. Highway 160 in Comanche County. KHP reports victims Mark Hankamer and Donnie Baker died. Mike Murphy of Lawrence among injured, transported to Wichita hospital in fair condition.
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Kansas University
Surushdeo Semarine
Malott
Andrew Gawron
Simon's
West Campus
Lawrence
U.S. Highway 160
Kansas
Comanche County
Kansas Highway Patrol
Mark Hankamer
Dodge City
Donnie Baker
Ashland
Wichita
Mike Murphy
Via Christ Regional Medical Center
St. Francis
Contact and staff directory for The Journal World
The page lists newsroom and staff contacts for The Journal World including city editor Mike Shields and editors with phone numbers, email addresses, and a Web site feedback option. It also provides advertising, circulation, and classified ad details along with delivery hours and redelivery guarantees.
Sound Off questions city bus stop plan
A reader asks if more bus stops will be offered beyond those in the Journal-World. They note the lack of stops, only timing points, and say riders can flag down buses at intersections. Transit director Karin Rexroad says actual stops will be determined in a few months, with questions via 832-7297.
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Journal-World
Karin Rexroad
City Public Transit
On the Street on Race in College Admissions
Levi Chronister reports street opinions on whether race should influence college admissions. KU student Katie Comer says no emphasizing abilities over color. West Junior High student Lauren Banks argues color should not matter. Cook Miguel Larios supports equality and rejects race as a factor. Retired Margaret Wolf from Hutchinson also asserts equality.
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Katie Comer
Lawrence
Lauren Banks
West Junior
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