Forever stamps from 2011 cover current postage need
A reader asks if 2011 forever stamps are still valid as rates rose. Postal worker Greg Howard says one ounce letter postage is now 45 cents and that forever stamps bought in 2011 remain valid without extra postage.
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Soundoff contact details for questions
If you have a question, call 832-7297 or send email to soundoff jworld.com.
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Science fair question at Dillons page 3A
A reader asks if you have ever participated in a science fair at the Dillons store located at 3000 West Sixth Street. The note directs to page 3A for the full story.
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Science fair brownies show off child science curiosity
Frances Parker and five Girl Scout peers tested brownie recipes by omitting ingredients like eggs butter and chocolate finding flour free batter best and eggless mix worst Daniel learned Diet Coke has no sugar while regular Coke contains about one fifth sugar He also mused about a future as a concert pianist Reporter Christine Metz can be reached at 832 6352.
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Multi-family housing plan headed to approval in Lawrence
Lawrence planning staff backs a mixed housing project featuring 118 four bedroom units 92 two bedroom duplexes and 94 three bedroom duplexes all two stories with amenities including a clubhouse pool and a path to Naismith Valley Park. Off street parking for 1230. construction hoped to start this summer with an August 2013 opening pending commission approval.
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Westar settlement eases rate hike plan for customers
Westar faces stock loss impact as a settlement aims to balance interests and maintain service. CURB consumer counsel David Springe cites a projected $388 million rate rise from 2009 to year end, with the deal trimming monthly increases to about $6 in summer and $4 in winter.
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Lawrence man pleads no contest in July incident
Martin Dean Wales, 49, of Lawrence, pleaded no contest Friday to criminal threat and aggravated assault stemming from a July 6 incident in which Douglas County Sheriff's deputies used a Taser to subdue him. He faced 11 charges and awaits a March 30 sentencing.
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Births in Lawrence Kentucky on Thursday and Friday
Jeffrey Raby and Ashlie Giffin welcome a boy in Lawrence on Thursday. Kyle and Ashley Allen report a boy born in Lawrence on Friday. Shadow and Jason Farrant celebrate a girl born in Lawrence on Friday. Rob and Tiffany Cody in Lawrence are also listed.
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Corrections Policy Notice At The Journal World
The Journal World outlines its policy to correct significant errors brought to editors. Readers are urged to contact the newsroom at 785 832 7154 or email the staff with details of the error for prompt correction.
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Gas prices dip to 3.27 at multiple stations
The Journal- World reports gas prices as low as 3.27 at several filling stations. Readers are urged to call 832-7154 if they spot a lower price.
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Abortion ban blocked by Kansas legislator split
A Kansas legislator blocks a push for a constitutional amendment on abortion, sparking a rift among opponents. Kinzer cites court challenges and potential Supreme Court impacts, while Kansans for Life supports restraint and Personhood Kansas presses for a hearing amid 25 sponsors. The debate centers on a statewide ballot path versus a straightforward bill to tighten informed consent and restrict abortion materials in schools.
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