Death of Cecil L. Stecher of Baldwin City KS
Cecil Leroy Stecher age 85 of Baldwin City Kansas died July 13 2010 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Born June 14 1925 he served in the Navy 1943 1946 as a Torpedo Bomber gunner He was a farmer carpenter and a long time employee of The Farmers Home Administration Survived by 3 daughters 7 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren and a sister and a brother Graveside services July 17 2010 at Prairie City Cemetery Memorials to Prairie Paws Animal Shelter care of Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Online condolences at lambroberts com
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Cecil Leroy Stecher
Baldwin City
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ada (Lutter
Roy W. Stecher
Prairie City
Baldwin High School
U.S. Navy
Lucile Stewart
Iola
Laura Grayce Wigle
Miami
Cecil
Farmer’s Home Administration
Nebraska
Missouri
Pomona
Ottawa Co-op
Kansas Farm Bureau
Prairie City Cemetery
Grayce
Prairie Paws Animal Shelter
Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter
Lamb Roberts Funeral
P.O. Box
Ottawa
Lambroberts.com
Lawrence Datebook listings for many community events
The Lawrence Datebook catalogs a range of events across the city including concerts at Swarthout Recital Hall and Murphy Hall, farmer markets on Harvard Road and Sixth Street, blood drives at Christ Community Church, and library programs at Lawrence Public Library. Highlights feature the International Institute for Young Musicians sessions, Shiloh Rules at Stage Too, Sci Fi July book signings at Dread Books, and a CASA benefit at the Lawrence Arts Center with author David Taylor.
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West Junior High School
Farmers’ Market
Harvard Road
Community Blood Center
Christ Community Church
Kasold Drive
Savealifenow.org
Christcommunity
Lawrence Farmers
Lawrence Public Library
Perry-Lecompton
U.S. Highway 24
Ferguson Road
Perry
International Institute For Young Musicians
Swarthout Recital Hall
Murphy Hall
Naismith Drive
Lawrence
New Hampshire Street
Theodore Sturgeon
Dread Books
Kansas Union
Dole Institute of Politics
Petefish Drive
Swarthout Recital
Naismith
Casa
Lawrence Arts Center
N.H
Benefit
David Taylor
WPA
Raven
E. Seventh St
Shiloh Rules
Stage Too
Kansas
Vehicle theft reported in Eudora on West Sixth Street
A 33 year old Eudora man reported the theft of a 1996 red Jeep Grand Cherokee from the 2900 block of West Sixth Street. The vehicle, valued at about 4000 dollars, was taken between 7 pm Tuesday and 12 11 am Wednesday according to a police report.
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West Sixth Street
Lee’s Summit
West 26Th Street
Lawrence births and adoptions listed for Wednesday
Trent Peter and Brynn Peter welcome a girl in Lawrence along with Francisco Sanchez and Amanda Sanchez also welcoming a girl. Nesreen Alherbi and Yaser Alsuwehri share a boy, while Alia Genzer and Jon Records, Lacy Webb and Mark Miller, and Lauren Courtney with Mark Milas report boys in Lawrence.
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Trent
Brynn Peter
Lawrence
Francisco
Amanda Sanchez
Nesreen Alherbi
Yaser Alsuwehri
Alia Genzer
Jon Records
Lacy Webb
Mark Miller
Lauren Courtney
Mark Milas
Cyclists aid Habitat project on summer cross country ride
Bike and Build volunteers aged 18 to 25 pedal into Lawrence to help construct the Abdelbanat Abduljabbar home with Habitat for Humanity. The 72 day journey began in Providence and ends in San Francisco, with Lawrence the sixth stop.
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Lawrence
Habitat For Humanity
U.S
Providence
R.I
San Francisco
Chris Klapheke
Louisville
Klapheke
Abdelbanat-Abduljabbar
Lawrence Habitat For Humanity
Darfur
Sudan
Karim Abdelbanat
Stephanie McBride
Columbus
Ohio
Richard Gwin
Journal-World Photo
Heather Nelson
Boxford
Mass
Catherine Atwood
Falls Village
Ward
Baldwin City ambulance to stay as planned in 2011
Officials in Baldwin City will keep an ambulance based there next year after Lawrence officials dropped a plan to recall an EMT from the Baldwin City unit. The move preserves state licensing compliance and upholds a 1996 merger agreement requiring an ambulance in Baldwin City staffed by a paramedic.
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Baldwin City
Lawrence
Mark Bradford
Douglas County Fire Medical
Douglas County
Jim Flory
Craig Weinaug
Bradford
Flory
Weinaug
Corliss
Lawrence-Douglas County
Downtown sprinkler debate lingers after 08 cut
Fire at Marks Jewelers on Mass street highlighted downtown risks as only 47 of 161 buildings have sprinkler systems. A 2008 funding cut left many stores unprotected, sparking concern from officials and business owners about potential loss of history and tourism.
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Marks Jewelers
Mass
United States
Lawrence
Rich Barr
Bob Schumm
Buffalo Bob
Massachusetts Street
Fort Scott
Diane Stoddard
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International Institute
Datebook
Jworld.com
Journal-World
Ijworld.com
Ljworld.com
Inwortv.com
Statter
LAW Enforcement
Cyclists
By Aleese Kopf
Akopf
McBride
West Coast
Kansas University
Aleese Kopf
Mark Fagan
WheelGenius
Twitter
Cory Smith
Alison Cumbow
Acumbow
Schumm
Rumsey-Yost.com
Endura
True’s Tarmacy
True Care Pharmacy
Debrah Barr
Stan Byrne
Tricia Beemer
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