Lawrence Datebook Busy Saturday Events Across town
The Lawrence calendar lists activities from 6:30 a.m. Farmers Market on Vermont Street to an 9 p.m. U.S. Army Corps talk at Bloomington Park. Highlights include a League of Women Voters picnic at Holcom Park, an ice cream social at Clinton Lake Museum, a Barn Dance at the Arts Center, and a night program on why it gets dark.
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Lawrence Farmers Market
Vermont Street
10Th
1Th Streets
Lawrence Humane Sociae Srrent
Petco
Iowa
League of Women Voters
Holcom Park
Lawrence Avenue
27Th Street
Clinton Lake
Health and civic events move through Lawrence area
Sunday to Monday listings cover health services and meetings across Douglas and Jefferson Counties. Activities include adolescent hepatitis B series by the Health Department at 200 Maine Suite B, a canceled Douglas County Commission meeting, a WIC clinic and teen book club at Central United Methodist Church, a rape survivor support session, a Wakarusa Township meeting, and a Countdown to Common Ground session at the Lawrence Visitor Information Center.
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Lawrence
Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Douglas County Commission
Jefferson County Health Department
Walnut
U.S. Highway 59
Oskaloosa
Jfcountyks.com
Douglas County
Central United Methodist Church
Mass
Wakarusa Township
31St St
Lawrence Visitor Information Center
N. Second St
Burglaries and Thefts Reported in Lawrence Area
Police logged two burglaries with total losses around 2640 dollars including a 2000 dollar golf set, CD player, and car items from a New Hampshire Street vehicle. A 2000 dollar Schwinn bicycle was stolen on Massachusetts Street. Also updates on injuries, emergency calls, humane society notices, and multiple divorces granted in district courts.
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New Hampshire Street
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Two Local Births Recorded in Massachusetts Hospitals
Heather and Tony Maginness of Winchester welcomed a girl on Thursday while Chaz Murphy and Christida Hird of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Friday.
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Heather
Tony Maginness
Winchester
Chaz Murphy
Christida Hird
Lawrence
Corrections Policy Notice From The Journal World
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors. Readers are urged to call 785 832 7154 or email news ljworld com to report an error for correction.
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Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Temporary summer shelter opens in gym for Lawrence homeless
In Lawrence, a gym at Lawrence Catholic School on the St. John the Evangelist campus housed 14 people on the first night of a summertime shelter. Volunteers and local groups, led by the Lawrence Coalition for Homeless Concerns, seek $10,000 monthly to sustain shelter services through summer and fall until a winter shelter opens.
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Lawrence Catholic School
St. John the Evangelist Church
Gary Miller
Coalition For Homeless Concerns, Left
Mary Easterday
Corpus Christi Catholic Church
W. 15Th St
Nick
Lawrence Catholic
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
Steve Guinn
Lawrence
Lawrence Coalition For Homeless Concerns
Mike Caron
Parkhill Terrace
Guinn
Guiin
Miller
St. John
Salvation Army
Lawrence Memorial Hospital approves mid year pay raise
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board approves a 3 percent across the board pay increase effective Aug 1 to recognize staff loyalty and competitiveness with other area hospitals. Nurses hired recently will not receive the raise due to their higher starting pay.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LMH Board of Trustees
LMH
LMH Human Resources
Deborah Thompson
Contact 7 Local newsroom staff and numbers listed
The notice lists city news staff and contact numbers for The Journal World including City Editor Mike Shields, Managing Editor Richard Brack, Editorial Page Editor Ann Gardner, Sports Editor Chuck Woodling, Features-Arts Editor Jan Biles, News Editor John Taylor, Online GM Bernie Re, and other editors with phone extensions and emails. It provides addresses and directs readers to submit story ideas via phone, email, or the website feedback form. It also includes advertising and circulation contacts with hours and redelivery guarantee details.
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Call City
Mike Shields
News
Ljworld.com
KU move-in and first day of classes dates
KU residents in Jayhawker Towers move in August 17 at 8 a.m. Other KU residence and scholarship halls open August 19 at 8 a.m. The first day of classes is August 23. Fall break runs October 18 to 21, Thanksgiving break November 21 to 25, last day of classes December 13, and finals end December 21.
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A . Jayhawker Towers
On the Street On the Street
Questioning local students about summer plans and trips. Lisa Donnelly and Aubrey Gilbert mention upcoming or recent travels to San Francisco San Diego Chicago and Oklahoma. Keith Wooden says no vacation planned while busy with basketball travel. Dominick Harrell reports a trip to Oklahoma.
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Lisa Donnelly
Lawrence
San Francisco
San Diego
Keith Wooden
Free State
Aubrey Gilbert
Chicago
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