Douglas County Sheriff hiring and interview practices
Sheriff Loren Anderson says applications are submitted by county personnel and screened for completeness and legibility. The interview board includes a division representative and a staff-level representative. written tests are used only for promotions, and interview records are kept. Background checks cover references, criminal history, and driving records. The city of Lawrence hires its police chief via national search. the city manager selects, with annual performance reviews. Netting at West Junior High will wait for spring as nets are removed for winter.
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Lawrence events list spans politics music and health
Lawrence Chamber hosts Eggs and Issues at Holidome 200 McDonald Dr at 8 a m. Pamela Bruner performs Celtic harp at Lawrence Public Library lobby at 2 p m. Martin Luther King Jr Day school and Douglas County Commission cancellations. Health screening for seniors at Pinecrest II 924 Walnut 9 00 to 11 00 a m fee charged. Lawrencement immunization clinic at Baldwin Elementary 3 30 to 5 00 p m. Lawrence City Commission 6 35 p m at city hall. Douglas County Property Owners Assn 7 p m at 4-H Fairgrounds with Rep Ralph Tanner on tax agenda. 7 to 9 p m hearing on Riverside elementary closings 601 N Iowa. Technology Night open to public at West Junior High 2700 Harvard Rd 7 p m.
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Crowther named NSDC president in national staff development move
Sandee Crowther of Lawrence becomes president of the National Staff Development Council, directing evaluation and standards for Lawrence Public Schools. She will serve one year. Kathryn Blumsack of Montgomery County Public Schools is elected president elect. Tickets go on sale for several Lawrence concerts at Liberty Hall and Granada venues. A Great Decisions study group starts Feb 17 at Baldwin Library with a $12 reading fee. Call Barbara Duke by Jan 27 to reserve.
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Stolen 1989 Chevy pickup recovered after sale attempt
A 1989 Chevrolet pickup valued at 12500 dollars was recovered Thursday evening after an unidentified man tried to sell parts to a Lawrence auto dealer. The dealer alerted police at about 6:40 p.m. and the suspect fled on foot. The truck had been reported stolen in Claremore, Oklahoma the same day. Separately, 3675 dollars in cash and items were stolen from a Lawrence residence between 1:55 and 2 p.m. on December 11, 1996.
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