Lawrence Datebook Highlights Immunization and Library Events
Lawrence Douglas County Health Department hosts immunization clinics at 200 Maine with times from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. A separate senior health screening for ages 60 plus runs at Babcock Place, 1700 Mass. The Lawrence Public Library offers Wednesday Special programs for kids and teens, a book discussion for 11 to 18 year olds, and Craft Day tie-dye activities. The Douglas County Commission meets at the county courthouse 1100 Mass., and the Lawrence City Band presents World Tour 2004 at South Park. Datebook items are submitted by calling 832-6397 or mailing P.O. Box 888, Lawrence 66044.
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Maine
Lawrence- Douglas County Health Department
Babcock Place
Mass
Lawrence Public Library
Tracy Milsap
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of
Douglas County
Eighth St
Douglas County Commission
Lawrence
Datebook
P.O
Burglary and theft report from Dillons noted in police records
A 44 year old Lawrence man reported his billfold with 73 dollars was taken from the magazine aisle at Dillons 1015 West 23rd Street around 9 20 p m on July 3 a police report released Tuesday said also listed are multiple injury accidents with crosswalk crashes near Sixth and Wisconsin and several fire calls and marriage licenses issued in district court including names and ages of involved parties across Lawrence and nearby areas.
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Lawrence
Dillons
23Rd St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sixth
Wisconsin
Danny S. Kessler
Stephen E. Johnson
Sixth Street
No births reported at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Tuesday
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reported no births on Tuesday indicating a quiet day in the maternity ward. No new infant arrivals were recorded, and hospital officials did not release additional details.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Vanished Voices Exhibit At Spencer Museum Of Art
The exhibition features works from the archaeology office of the Kansas State Historical Society in Topeka and the Kansas City Museum Collection courtesy of Union Station Kansas City MO. A Sunday Arts and Living note misreported source details. Colombia declared independence from Spain in 1810. Venezuela’s 1811 declaration was misdated in the 2Day’s History Journal July 5 column.
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Spencer Museum of Art
Kansas State Historical Society
Topeka
Kansas City Museum
Union Station
Kansas City
Arts & Living
Colombia
Spain
2Day
History Journal
Venezuela
Journal-World News Center contact and staff directory
Local edition provides subscriber service numbers and contact details for newsroom departments. Includes names and emails for editors and editors offices, plus partner outlets and advertising, circulation, and classifieds contacts.
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Ljworld.com
Teenager on trial for beating with crowbar and fantasies
Douglas County District Court heard testimony that Barry L. Sterling, 19, planned to hurt people who irritated him. He allegedly lured Travis Adams from his home with a crowbar in a June 1 attack, leaving Adams hospitalized and memory unclear. Sterling faces attempted first degree murder and aggravated kidnapping charges. arraignment set for July 26.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Barry L. Sterling
Travis D. Adams
Sterling
Adams
Jack Cross
Difference between pop up showers and scattered showers
Meteorologist Steve Kays with the National Weather Service in Topeka explains that a pop up shower is a quick rain with no weather front driving it. He notes that many pop ups can be described as scattered or isolated showers.
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Steve Kays
National Weather Service
Topeka
Kays
Call Sound Off Line For Reader Questions
Instructions tell readers to call 832-7297 for Sound Off questions. A recorded message prompts callers to leave their query after the tone. No further context or names are provided.
Sidewatch Sale Opinions From KU Locals
Lindsay Hanson surveys KU students and Lawrence residents about attending the Sidewatch Sale. Ian Lowe plans to stay inside Liberty Hall all day to watch videos, Greg Yother will work instead, Dayna Cameron favors shopping downtown, and Monica Haas wants to see what the event is like.
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Ian Lowe
Lawrence
Liberty Hall
Monica Haas
Cee
Lawrence and State Briefs Highlight Local Events
KU program coordinator Khalid El-Hassen will discuss Sudan with Sen. Sam Brownback on KCUR 89.3 FM at 1 am on Up to Date. The Alferd Packer Memorial String Band headlines the Brown Bag Concert noon to 1 pm at Ninth and Massachusetts, part of Downtown Lawrence Sidewalk Sale. Phi Alpha Theta welcomes four Lawrence High School graduates into the Kansas University history honor society. Leonard Pitts, 2004 Pulitzer Prize winner for commentary, appears on River City Weekly.
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KCUR
Khalid El-Hassen
African Studies Resource Center
U.S
Sam Brownback
R-Kan
Sudan
El-Hassen
University of Khartoum
Africa
Brownback
Alferd Packer
Ninth
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Lawrence Parks and Recreation
Downtown
Lawrence Inc
Lawrence High School
Phi Alpha Theta
Steven Davis
Jennifer Donnally
Kathleen Lennear Bell
Lisa Lewin
Leonard Pitts
River City Weekly
Pitts feature previews Gleed Lecture at Washburn
Pitts speaks to Topeka audience ahead of his Gleed Lecture at Washburn University on June 28. He talks with Lawrence Journal-World editor Ann Gardner and Greg Hurd, host of River City Weekly. River City Weekly debuts on Sunflower Broadband Channel 6 with a 6 30 p.m. airtime and multiple replays across weekdays and weekends.
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Pitts
Topeka
Gleed
Washburn University
Lawrence Journal- World
Ann Gardner
Greg Hurd
River City Weekly
Sunflower
Vehicle renewal notices get new look in Kansas
The Kansas Department of Revenue Division of Vehicles announced redesigned vehicle registration renewal notices. The notices, printed on regular paper, will list up to five vehicles per page and be mailed in a business envelope. Officials say bundling multiple vehicles reduces postage for reminders.
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Topeka
Kansas Department of Revenue
Division of Vehicles
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