Lawrence daybook calendar of community events and meetings
A Lawrence datebook listing events for the day across health, libraries, government, and non profits. Includes immunization clinic at 200 Maine and health screenings for seniors at Babcock Place, storytime at the public library, BBBS meeting, a civil rights discussion by U S District Judge Julie Robinson, Sesquicentennial and planning commission meetings, MAPPP foster training, Habitat for Humanity, volunteer meetings, and a science night with Washburn University’s Mary McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Babcock Place
Mass
Lawrence Public Library
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of
Douglas County
E. Eighth St
U.S
Julie Robinson
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Dread Ave
KVC
E. 23Rd St
Suite B
Lawrence Habitat For Humanity
Plymouth Congregational Church
Hycec.lawrence
Mary McCoy
Washburn University
Burglaries Reported In Rantoul and Local Calls
A 31-year-old Rantoul man reported a 1991 Bobcat stolen from the 600 block of Stonegate Court between 4 30 p m Friday and noon Monday valued at 7 500. Emergency calls include several fire and medical emergencies across Lawrence with multiple locations and times on Monday along with a stray yellow lab brought to the humane society.
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Stonegate Court
Rhode Island
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Walnut Street
Melholland Road
Kansas Highway 10
Maine Street
Arkansas Street
Maple Street
Inverness Drive
Clinton Parkway
Clinton Place
East 11Th Street
Lawrence Humane Society
Hospitals Births Report
David and Nancy Wright of Lawrence welcomed a girl on Monday. Shawn and Tiffany Ball of Perry welcomed a girl. Jason and Maile Carroll of St. Joseph Missouri welcomed a girl on Monday. Neva Ringwald of Lawrence welcomed a girl on Tuesday.
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David
Nancy Wright
Lawrence
E Shawn
Tiffany Ball
Perry
E Jason and
Maile Carroll
St. Joseph
Neva Ringwald
Journal-World Corrects Policy Notice to Readers
The Journal-World states it aims to correct significant errors promptly and invites readers to report mistakes by calling 785 832 7154 or emailing news jworld com for follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Jworld.com
Ellsworth to close for 2003 housing renovations
More than 300 KU students could be denied campus housing next year as Ellsworth Residence Hall undergoes a 10 million renovation. The 450-bed hall will close in May and reopen in fall 2003 with suites and apartments, plus updated wiring and plumbing. Freshmen get priority, then returning students, with off campus students most at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Ellsworth
Ken Stoner
Stoner
Ellsworth Hall
Bob Ebey
Landlords of
Lawrence
Templin
Lewis
Hashinger
Baldwin City lifts moratorium to Vor new wastewater plant
Baldwin City Council votes to end a growth moratorium after approving a contract with Carruther's Construction to build a wastewater treatment plant. Construction to start soon with completion expected by January 2003, City Administrator Larry Paine said. In Ottawa, four people were injured in a three vehicle crash on Kansas Highway 68 near Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Carruther
Larry Paine
Unsteady tractor trailer overturns injures Kansas man
Lawrence Police report a 34 year old Kansas City Kansas man, Robert Schwald, was injured when his 2000 International semi flipped on East 23rd Street near Harper Street. He was in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after being transported by Lawrence Douglas County Fire and Medical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas Highway 68
Brian Strickling
Wellsville
Nebraska Terrace
Kansas Highway Patrol
James Parkinson
Iberia
Steven Little
Strickling
Connie Strickling
Overland Park Regional Medical Center
Parkinson
Jean Parkinson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Little
Kansas City
Kan
East 23Rd Street
Harper Street
Lawrence
Robert Schwald
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence-Douglas County Fire & Medical
Schnaid
23Rd Street
17Th Street
James Maike
Topeka
Maike
Lecompton
Hoagland
Jefferson County Emergency Medical Service
Local newspaper contact and staff directory
The notice lists city desk, editors, and departments for the Lawrence Journal-World including City Editor Mike Shields 832-7154 News Editor John Taylor 832-7142 Sports Editor Chuck Woodling 832-7147 and other staff emails and phone numbers plus classifieds and circulation contacts. It directs readers to use the website feedback form for story ideas or ad placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call City
Mike Shields
News
Jworld.com
Ljworld.com
Sunflower Broadband Drops Fox Sports. KU Women Games Affected
Sunflower Broadband drops Fox Sports affecting KU women's basketball broadcasts. Only the February 2 game at Oklahoma remains on Fox Sports, with Sunflower not carrying it. The local cable outlet had cut Fox Sports on January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower
Fox Sports Network
Kansas University
Fox Sports
Oklahoma
Call Sound Off Question Line
Readers are invited to call 832 7297 to leave a question for Sound Off. A recording guides listeners to submit their inquiries by message for potential printing in upcoming editions.
On the Street at Free State High School
Reporter asks seniors and a junior about post graduation plans at Free State High School. Kelsey Mellard 18 plans to play soccer in Minnesota. Stephanie Mille 19 will move to Texas. Kate Myrick 17 will stay for KU. Zak Sears plans to leave for Durango Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Carter
Prairie Park Nature Center
Century School
Kelsey Mellard
Minnesota
Zak Sears
Durango
Colo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Datebook
P.O
Ijworld.com
LAW Enforcement
Poolice Reports
Lawrence-Douglas
N. Minn
N. Micay
E. 11Th St
Trombeck
Terry Rombeck
Ose
Melissa Lacey
Journal-World Photo
Mike Pattrick
Pattrick
Lecompton Road
Maxine Hougland
N.H
Richard Brack
Cody Howard
Howard
Sunflower.com
Ann Gardner
Chuck Woodling
John Taylor
Jan Biles
Jon Niccum
Mniccum
al Bonner
Dave Toplikar
Mark Fagan
Mfagan
Joe Lewis
By Michelle Burhenn
Free State High School
Kansas
Stephanie Mille
Texas
Kate Myrick
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