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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2014
Page
4
In Lawrence on Massachusetts Street a reader asks about the upcoming Sidewalk Sale. Respondent intends to attend and says they will visit Brown's Shoe Fit Company or the Phoenix Gallery.
A series of birth notices list parents and newborns: Esa Le Jamy and Amy Hickman in Oskaloosa welcomed a boy on Wednesday. Jaimie Sirico and Robert Hurd in Ottawa welcomed a girl. Jeffrey and Sharon Struve in Lawrence welcomed a girl. David and Cristin Adamson in Tonganoxie welcomed a girl on Wednesday. Joseph and LaVella Longmire in Lawrence welcomed a boy.
The Journal-World explains its policy to correct significant errors brought to editors’ attention. Readers are encouraged to contact 785-832-7154 or email news ljworld.com with error reports.
A dense listing of free and public weekday events across Lawrence. Morning workouts at South Park and KU ADEKU sessions lead into Story Time at Prairie Park Nature Center and a Brown Bag concert by Lonnie Ray's Blues Band. Public hearing on Black Hills Energy rates, film at Liberty Hall, and local music spots cap the day.
A dense list of community happenings across Perry, Eudora, and Lawrence includes church markets, bingo nights at Eagles Lodge, a Salute wine dinner at The Oread, Story Slam at the Lawrence Arts Center, Rodgers and Hart musical at Crafton-Preyer Theatre, and Saturday Farmers Market sessions. Also noted are U.S. Highway 24 and Ferguson Road tie ins, parish rummage sale, housing workshop, and cultural exhibitions at KU venues and Baldwin City sites. The entry threads through dozens of concerts, film festivals, art shows, and educational programs with timing mostly on Friday and Saturday evenings and afternoons.
Professor Robert Foster directs the Crimson Band in Insh Tune from Percy Grainger during Midwestern Music Camps at Kansas University a summer tradition since 1936. The band hall bears his name from a dedication ceremony last fall and readers are invited to send in photos for publication.
Community calendar notice invites the public to submit events by emailing datebook at ljworld.com at least 48 hours before the event. Readers are directed to Ijworld.com events for more listings and information.
KU Hospital will head a $12.5 million three year federal grant to cut heart attack and stroke deaths by 20 percent in western Kansas. The program uses tele health, data exchanges, preventive screening, and care management with rural partners including Hays Medical Center and ten critical access hospitals to keep patients healthier near home.
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