Street survey prompts winter Olympics picks
Ashleigh Tidwell asks shoppers on Massachusetts Street which Winter Olympics event they most enjoy watching. Readers respond at LJWorld.com with personal favorites and reasons.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2014
Page
4
Ashleigh Tidwell asks shoppers on Massachusetts Street which Winter Olympics event they most enjoy watching. Readers respond at LJWorld.com with personal favorites and reasons.
Terry Staab and Donna Cottrell of Lawrence welcome a girl born Wednesday. Bill Burn and Rachel Burn of Lawrence announce a girl born Thursday. Mollie Bierig of Lawrence welcomed a girl born Thursday.
Independence Inc donated a wheelchair lift van to Lawrence Community Shelter freeing 23000 in United Way funds for other health goals. The shelter can transport guests to Health Care Access Clinic and other appointments, improving medical outcomes, while KU business and law students offer free tax preparation Feb 17 to April 15 for Kansas Missouri and Illinois taxpayers.
The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, limited to incomes under 52 000, is coordinated by KU law students Chris Mattix and Trevor Bond and law school dean Stephen Mazza. Sessions are first come, first served with required identification and documents. Details include weekly hours at Green Hall, Penn House, Ballard Center, and housing authority, with dates excluding February 22 24 March 5 and mid March to 23. Contact 864 9227 or cita ku.edu for more information.
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center selected Rosemary Corbin as the new Access Center team leader to replace retiring Sherry Demarest. Corbin and Eunice Ruttinger praised Demarest’s leadership, mentorship, and professional skills during her many years with Bert Nash. For more information, visit bertnash.org.
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