Douglas County Mortgage Week Ends with 210 Filings
The Douglas County register of deeds logged 210 mortgages in the week ending Tuesday. The same period lists several bankruptcy filings from local firms and residents including Nicholas Lester Rockers, Julie Fay Gibson, Christian Doyle Hurst, John Paul William, Dana Lynnette Wilkerson, Dee Clinton, Joy Louise Poindexter, Gary Michael Calton, Sven Erick Alstrom of Ecological Architecture PC, Vicki Ann Shaughnessy, Barbara Jeanne Wilson, Robert Joe and Mildred Pamela Manning, Laurie Ann Wegenka, Greg Joseph Wegenka, Sandy Slemp, and David James Cavender. The filings spell out local names and addresses in Lawrence, Baldwin, and Eudora.
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Douglas County
Nicholas Lester
Lawrence
David James Cavender
Sixth St
Baldwin
Lawrence experts prominence at regional medical and business events
Dr. Jeffrey Randall spoke at the Southwestern Orthopaedics Fellowship Conference at the University of Arizona on shoulder instability. Randy Freivogel attended a Kansas City symposium on foot and ankle rehabilitation. Steve Swartz was named public information officer for Kansas Department of Transportation and David Omar became home loan consul tant for Countrywide in Lawrence. Terry Pickrell joined The Investment Center at KU Credit Union as a registered representative. Megan Richardson became a personal banker at First State Bank & Trust. Cinda Garrison completed Teleflora’s Every Day Design seminar in Oklahoma City. Rep. Tom Sloan spoke at the National Wind Coordinating Committee meeting in Dallas on wind power economics and transmission.
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Jeffrey Randall
Lawrence
Southwestern
University of Arizona
Randall
Kansas Center For Athletic Medicine
Kansas University Athletics
Randy Freivogel
Kansas City
Freivogel
Kansas University
Steve Swartz
Kansas Department of Transportation
Metro
Topeka Capital-Journal
Terry Pickrell
KU Credit Union
Pickrell
Arkansas State University
Wall Street
Megan Richardson
First State Bank & Trust
Sixth
Vermont Streets
Richardson
Holiday Travel
Cinda Garrison
Prairie Patches
Teleflora
Oklahoma City
Tom Bowling
Garrison
Teleflora Education Center
Tom Sloan
R Lawrence
National Wind Coordinating Committee
Dallas
Journal-World Business Briefs highlights promotions and training
The Journal-World invites submissions to its Business Briefs section covering promotions awards new positions and training completions for Lawrence area employees and employers. Contacts include the business news department at 785 832 6362 Chad Lawhorn fax 785 843 4512 or clawhorn ljworld com. Kansas wind power potential noted with one wind farm near Montezuma.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Business News Department
Chad Lawhorn
Clawhorn
Ljworld.com
Honors and awards across Kansas City firms and students
Kansas City area firms receive top business honors from the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce with Grubb & Ellis The Winbury Group named among the Top 10 Small Businesses of the Year. Terence Leibold earns the Outstanding Young Lawyer Award from the Kansas Bar Association. Sue Novak wins a first place in the National Federation of Press Women 2004 Communications Contest. Lawrence native Hsulin Peng helps MIT team place runner up in the MIT $50K Entrepreneurship Competition. Local groups announce upcoming tech and career events and training offerings through fall 2004 and spring 2005.
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Kansas City
Kansas Bar Assn
Terence Leibold
Lawrence
Leibold
KBA
Capitol Plaza
Topeka
Seibold
Kansas University
School of Law
Barber Emerson L.C
Sue Novak
Kansas State Historical Society
National Federation of Press Women
Novak
Kansas Heritage Magazine
WPA Kansas
Works Progress Administration
NFPW
Lexington
Hsulin Peng
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Hyperscore
Wind energy push grows with Krystal Planet plans
Lawrence area entrepreneur Troy Helming backs Krystal Planet a Lenexa based company selling green energy tags to homeowners nationwide The program charges 30 per month for 1000 megawatts of wind energy monthly output by 2005 the plan foresees 160 turbines across Kansas and other sites and aims for 1 million customers by early 2006 fueling up to 1 billion in annual revenues with audits and third party oversight to ensure funds fund wind projects and reduce dependence on fossil fuels
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Austin
Texas
Green Mountain Energy Co
Colorado
California
Kansas City
Troy Helming
Ku’s
School of Business
Krystal Planet
Helming
Kansas
Ners
Tom Gray
Bill Gray
Pristine Power
Krystal Energy Corp
New York Jets
Jim Ploger
Kansas Corporation Commission
Ploger
National Wind Coordinating Committee
Plager
Public Utility Regulatory Policy Act
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Capital Federal Saving
Central National Bank
Emprise Bank
Free State Credit Union
Intrust Bank
Lawrence Bank
MidAmerica Bank
Peoples Bank
Sunflower Bank
UMB Bank
Eee Capitol Federal Saving
Central National Bank Ata
First Bank
Peoples Bank Sunflower Bank
Douglas County Register of Deeds
Agen
David Omar
Countrywide Home Loans Inc
Swartz
Sion
U.S. Department of Energy
Montezuma
Sfoan
Lawrence Apple
Free State Brewing Co
Mass
Matt Kappenman
Edge Enterprises
Dave Greenbaum
Dsg
Mac.com
Ramada Inn
Kansasblackexpo.org
Pinnacle Career Institute
W. 23Rd St
Lawrence Brewery
Lenexa Company
Kansas Wind Energy
Wichita
Johnson County
Sunflower Army Ammunition
FirstBank
Firstbank1.com
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