Lawrence Datebook Highlights Community Events This Week
Lawrence Datebook lists a busy mix of community activities from January 1 to January 6. AmericAna Music Academy hosts an acoustic jam at Aimee's Coffee House. youth lock-in at East Lawrence Center targets grades four through eight. health department immunization clinics run daily at 200 Maine. city and county meetings are scheduled at City Hall and the county courthouse. New Year’s Cosmic Bowling is at Royal Crest Lanes.
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Americana Music Academy
Aimee’s
East Lawrence Center
15Th St
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Douglas County Commission
Mass
Lawrence
Sixth
Massachusetts
Royal Crest
Itown
Lawrence City
E. 15Th St
Fee
Lawrence police report burglaries and a crash
A Lawrence cell phone, CDs and other items worth 1530 were stolen from a car on Ridge Court Dec 21 with no forced entry. A 54 year old man reported a dash system theft from a 1991 GMC on Rawhide Lane Dec 17 or 18 with no forced entry. A 29 year old woman reported a 1992 Mazda burglary on Clinton Parkway Dec 19 or 20 with $1000 damage to the driver’s door lock. In a separate crash, three Lawrence residents were injured when a pickup hit a utility pole near McDonald Drive and Princeton Avenue. Steven Farve was flown to KU Med in fair condition.
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Ridge Court
Lawrence
Rawhide
Clinton Parkway
McDonald Drive
Princeton Avenue
LifeStar
Steven Farve
KU Med
Kansas City
Kan
Christopher C. Chavez
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jesse Hardy
LMH
Births in Lawrence and Overbrook Families
Kelly Dirks and Karen Gist of Lawrence welcome a girl born Friday. Leslie Huffman and Joey Shay of Overbrook welcome a boy born Friday.
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Kelly Dirks
Karen Gist
Lawrence
Leslie Huffman
Joey Shay
Overbrook
Corrections Policy Note From The Journal World
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors in print or online and invites readers to report mistakes by calling a listed number or emailing the newsroom. The notice emphasizes the newspaper's commitment to accuracy and provides contact details for corrections.
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Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Journal-World contact page and staff list
A contact page lists newsroom numbers, staff emails, and editors for the Journal-World. It includes subscriber service hours, in town redelivery guarantee, and key personnel such as City Editor Mike Shields, News Editor John Taylor, and Sports Editor Chuck Woodling with their contact details.
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Call City
Mike Shields
Ijworld.com
Ljworld.com
Richard Brack
Jworld
John Taylor
Ijworld
Mshields
World
Ann Gardner
Gardner
Chuck Woodling
Ljworld
Mindle Paget
Mpaget
Jon Miccum
Miccum
Tjworld
Chad Lawhorn
Clawhorn
Cody Howard
Howard
Sunflowerbroadband
Kansas University student counts ten years apart
Institutional Research and Planning says KU housed 29,161 students at Lawrence, Edwards Campus, and the Medical Center in fall 1992, with 28,849 students enrolled this fall. The Office notes a decline and provides context for the university's enrollment trend.
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Lawrence, Edwards
Medical Center
Call Sound Off Question Line Instructions
Call Sound Off for questions and listen to recording prompts at 832-7297. Leave your query as directed and await further instructions from the recording system.
Street poll on human cloning ethics prompts mixed views
Abby Mills reports a street survey at SuperTarget with Kansas University junior Noah Wood Overland Park says cloning could cause discrimination while Kyle Wegner Lawrence and Linda Longino Tecumseh teacher doubt morality. Marilynn Spielman Tecumseh argues ethics favor benefits in cancer research.
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Noah Wood
Kansas University
Overland Park
Marilynn Spielman
Jurse
Tecumseh
Winfield pink tap water shocks residents
Winfield residents were startled to see pink water from taps after officials added potassium permanganate to remove a fishy odor and muddy taste. City Manager Warren Porter said multiple chemicals were tested but the discoloration alarmed customers. crews flushed lines and advised avoiding laundry to prevent staining.
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Winfield
Warren Porter
Winfield City
Porter
Lawrence man injured in two car crash near 23rd and Iowa
The incident Friday left Tita A Lawrence resident Bruce Williamson 46 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with improving condition from fair to good after a snowfall night. Police logged nine weather related crashes. Douglas County Sheriff's Office noted six slick road accidents with no injuries. Recycling expands for newspapers at Prairie Park School lot joining existing drop sites. readers should remove newspapers from plastic bags before drop off. KU Tool Box grant of 475000 expands health worker site at ctb ku edu funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. attracts 2 million visitors yearly. Delaware Tribe seeks applications for Education Scholarships for tribal members never awarded before and maintaining a 2.5 GPA. contact Education Office.
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Lawrence
23Rd
Iowa
Bruce Williamson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Douglas County
Rick Trapp
Delaware American Indian Tribe
Delaware Tribe of Indians Education Committee
Delaware Tribe Education Office
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Central United Methodist Church
Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals
City Hall
Massachusetts Streets
Vietnam Veterans of America
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Main St
Ottawa
Baldwin First United and Church
Lawrence Public Library
Datebook
P.O. Box
Lawrence-Douglas County
Nation/World news
Lorld.com
al Bonner
Abonner
Joe Lewis
Richard Gwin
Journal-World Photo
By Abby Mills
SuperTarget
Kyle Wegner
Linda Longino
Tita
Prairie Park School
Hillcrest Shopping Center
Ninth
Iowa Streets
Checkers
Hobby Lobby
W. 23Rd St
Hy-Vee
Sixth Street
Monterey Way
Lonnie's
Maple St
Westlake Ace Hardware
Kasold Drive
KU Community Health
Department of Human Development and
Ctb
Delaware Tribe
LawrenceScene.com
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