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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2011
Page
1
Mackenzie Thayer won the Trusted Choice "Big" state title on Wednesday to defend her junior golf crown. Thayer, diagnosed with Klippel Trenaunay Weber syndrome, says golfer Casey Martin, who shares the same condition, inspires her game.
After a rain delay construction crews plan repaving Sixth Street from Massachusetts to Missouri today and motorists are urged to stay away from downtown Kansas River bridges.
Kansas University will place its first Campus Sustainability Plan on Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little’s desk Friday. She will use the plan to guide campus decisions and policy in the coming years.
Senate Democratic Leader Anthony Hensley criticizes the closure of SRS offices and decimation of essential services as fiscal restraint while Gov. Brownback hires a lucrative law firm to defend his social agenda. Page 3A
The Harry Potter saga ends with the release of the final movie on Friday at the local theater. Fans gather to watch and discuss the conclusion of the beloved series.
In a first article of a three part WellCommons series editor Karrey Britt recounts her May 19 hip replacement at Kansas University Hospital. She details pre op prep, anesthesia, the procedure, recovery expectations, and surgeon Dr. Kelly Hendricks noting risks and patient fitness aiding outcomes.
Leawood developer Tony Krsnich plans a $9 million renovation of the Poehler warehouse at 619 E Eighth St to create about 40 affordable apartments and 30 to 40 artist studios. He aims to start by October and seeks roughly $750,000 in incentives. The Vinegar Building nearby will also be redeveloped for studios.
At East Heights Boys and Girls Club in Lawrence about two dozen kindergartners joined a snowball themed activity to beat the heat. They built forts from floor mats and used shaved cream for snow angels while imagining winter. Teachers Julie McCormic and Abby Vestal guide the group as students stay cool and engaged despite high temperatures outside.
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