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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2014
Page
4
On Trie Street asks readers at Dillons on Massachusetts Street Peggy Perrine a contractor from Tonganoxie whether Kansas should do away with no fault divorces. She says she does not think so and that people shouldn’t be forced to stay together if they’re not compatible.
Sam and Kelley Chance of Tonganoxie welcome a son born Monday. Lori and Denton Nichols of Lawrence welcome a son born Monday.
Veritas Christian School announces its first semester honors with A and B lists by grade. A students include seventh graders Jordan Pine Layne Prescott Noah Haas and more. B students feature Jackson Rau Micah Denham and others across grades seven to twelve.
KU alumnus Clay Blair III of Olathe contributed 100000 to the KU Venture Fund, part of KU Innovation and Collaboration and KU Endowment. The fund aims to provide early capital to KU faculty students and staff startups, with outsiders assessing investments and profits reinvested. The goal is 1 million dollars with matching funds, creating long term growth and investor experience for KU entrepreneurs.
Readers are invited to submit fun photos of friends family or community members for publication. Pets are welcome too. Email to friends at Ijworld com or mail to Friends Neighbors P O Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044.
A random couple covered the dinner bill for 25 Lawrence High School students at Genovese on Massachusetts Street after they attended the winter formal. The man said he remembered his own nervous high school dances and wanted to ease the teens night. Denise Berland praised the act, noting many students helped plan the event. The parents hope the students will pay it forward.
Lawrence residents Jim and Cindy Haines donated 165 acres of woodlands and pasture in Douglas County to The Land Institute on Friday. The land, west of Lawrence, joins 65 acres gifted in July, forming Gorill Farmstead with a historic house. The institute plans ecology and plant genetics research and pursues a KU KU State Uni Konza Prairie consortium, expanding perennial polycultures studies with KU since 2013.
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