Deaths Journal World Obituary Policy Clarifies Submissions
The Journal-World obituary policy states information on running obituaries is provided by funeral homes or families and inquiries should be directed to B32 ISS Obituaries. This notice outlines submission responsibility and indicates obituaries run as submitted.
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Pamels Weeks obituary from Oskaloosa Kansas
Pamela Sue Weeks 67 of Oskaloosa died February 22 1922 at home after a long illness. She married Robert Weeks June 20 2010 in Topeka Kansas. Survived by husband two daughters and several grandchildren. Cremation planned with memorial service March 3 2022 at Burnett Family Funeral Home. Condolences at the family site.
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Thursday Lottery Draw Terms and Numbers Summary
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Journal World Corrects Significant Errors Policy Notice
The newspaper states it corrects significant errors when editors are alerted and provides contact details to reach the newsroom by phone or email for corrections and updates to stories.
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Lawrence considers sales tax exemption for Dover retirement project
Dover Development seeks industrial revenue bonds to back a senior living complex on a vacant east Lawrence lot near Theatre Lawrence. The plan includes 270000-square-foot single-story buildings with open-air courtyards and about 30 full-time jobs. The city weighs a sales tax exemption worth about 230000 with state and county foregone taxes. The Public Incentives Review Committee meets via Zoom to decide, before sending to the City Commission for final approval. Construction could begin in spring with a 2023 opening.
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Fragmented OCR notice from Lawrence Journal-World page
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Kansas lawmakers push to end food sales tax in Kansas
Debates in Kansas lawmakers focus on a bill to eliminate the state sales tax on groceries, with Gov. Laura Kelly backing the plan. Senate actions possible delay to 2024, amid concerns over revenue and rising inflation. Supporters cite relief for families especially on fixed incomes. opponents warn of lost funds and tie-ins to other tax changes.
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Confronting the Past exhibit on Lawrence lynching opens
The Watkins Museum in Lawrence debuts Confronting the Past detailing the 1882 lynching of King, Robertson, and Vinegar near the Kansas River bridge. The show, created with NAACP and Equal Justice Initiative partners, examines memory, closure, and how communities address painful histories.
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