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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2014
Page
5
Lawrence residents share views on watching Oscar nominated films. Caitlin Bergmann says she only sees nominated titles if they interest her. Derek Long notes he chooses films by personal interest rather than others recommendations.
In Lawrence on Friday Kim and Dan Neises welcomed a girl and a boy, Aliyah Wycoff and Dominicke McCawley welcomed a girl, and Kyle and Britney Markham welcomed a boy.
CVS Caremark plans to remove cigarettes and other tobacco items from 7,600 stores by October 1 as it shifts to a health care provider role. Lawrence Douglas County Health Director Chris Tilden says the move makes sense and expands in store health services, while Walgreens fights the change and rolls out a free online quit program.
NE Kansas teen Andrew Flood, 19, braved a winter storm to tow 53 stranded cars in the Kansas City metro area. He refused payment. LongHorn Steakhouse executive awarded him a $200 gift card. Flood, training as a paramedic, explains his urge to help others.
EU alumni Jerry Leib and Barbara Rosewicz recount Steiger's leadership at the Wall Street Journal on September 11 2001 during the World Trade Center attacks. Steiger spoke at the Kansas Union about investigative reporting and argued journalism must find new ways to fund coverage amid technology shifts.
Becky Tipton leads an introductory beekeeping workshop at the Lawrence Visitors Center on February 25 as part of a three part Kansas Rural Center series funded by a $10,000 grant from the Douglas County Community Foundation. Attendees may apply for a free beginner kit with mentor pairing. the program aims to boost home beekeeping and local pollinator habitats amid colony declines.
All workshops are free and open to the public. To register, visit Kansasruralcenter.org/pollinators or call 764-3481.
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