Lawrence datebook events and farmers market listings
The Lawrence Datebook notes events at West Junior High farmers market from 4 to 6 p.m. at 2700 Harvard Road and Lawrence Farmers' Market from 4 to 6 p.m. at 1020 VT. A Tuesday Pizza Garden Cafe fundraiser runs 11 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. at the Boys and Girls Club of Lawrence, 1520 Haskell, with reservations encouraged at larness sunflower.com.
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Douglas County Fair and local events schedule
A Friday schedule lists Jackpot Barrel Racing at the Douglas County Fairgrounds Community Building on 19th and Harper. Perry-Lecompton Farmers Market runs 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at US 24 and Ferguson Road in Perry. Hair the musical debuts at 7:30 p.m. at the Lawrence Arts Center on 940 N.H.
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Summer Youth Theatre
Lawrence Arts Center
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Downtown Lawrence Saturday Farmers Market and Douglas County Fair Events
The Daybook lists the Downtown Lawrence Farmers Market 7 to 11 a.m. in the 800 block of New Hampshire Street. Douglas County Fair hosts a 4-H Horse Show at 9 a.m. at the Community Building on the Fairgrounds, plus Open Fairgroups at 19th and Harper. Summer Youth Theatre performs at 2 p.m. at the Lawrence Arts Center, and Family Storytime at 3:30 p.m. at the Lawrence Public Library.
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Summer Youth Theatre
Lawrence Arts Center
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Lawrence Public Library
Spanish English storytime and music recital events
Lawrence Public Library hosts a Spanish and English storytime at 4 p.m. at 707 Vermont Street. The International Institute for Young Musicians offers a recital from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Hall Center for the Humanities, 900 Sunnyside Avenue.
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Lawrence Public Library
International Institute For Young Musicians
Hall Center For the Humanities
Sunnyside Avenue
Farmers Market Times and Library Storytime Details
The notice lists a Thursday farmers market from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 2700 Harvard Road and 4931 W. Sixth St, alongside a library storytime at 7 p.m. This brief public event blurb highlights two markets and a library program with their scheduled times.
Marriag e license list notes issued in Douglas County
The Journal-World lists multiple marriage licenses issued in Douglas County, naming pairs with ages and residences across Lawrence, Topeka, Lecompton, Baldwin City, and nearby areas. The item notes policy on police reports, stating the paper prints burglaries over a $1,000 loss, avoids naming victims, and reports arrestees only after charges.
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Douglas County District Court
Marriac
Censes
Christopher John Kneidel
Lawrence
Kacie Marie Doll
Addison Michael Shockley
Lee’s Summit
Lydia Anne Thomas
Norman Cornelious Bouche III
Loveland
Ohio
Erica Danielle Weston
Joshua Leonard Johnson
Emily Theresa Mersmann
Matthew Lane Hinshaw
Kristen Lee Dexter
Austin Thomas Horner
Wichita
Abbey Jean Martin
Topeka
Troy Bryan Good
Baldwin City
Melissa Anne Shreve
Timothy James Northup
Kansas City
Kan
Megan Renee Jones
Shawnee
Nick Warren Raulston Jr
Georgia Ann Henderson
Robert Morris Loftin Jr
Mercedes Aurora Cloud
Aaron Marquez Miles
Molita Michelle Anthony
Eric Michael Tichenor
Cassandra Dawn Mayhugh
Jason Ryan Krejci
Mary Elizabeth Allen
Kent Alan Clubine
Lecompton
Ashley Raeann Moore
Timothy Allen Nelson
Gretchen Dawn Garber
Kenneth Bradley Tilghman
Amanda Elizabeth Zeller
Thomas Anthony Majorana
Stephanie Dawn Thomas
Tyler Joe Phillips
Maria Michelle Metsker
Joseph Anderson Taylor
Kristi Leanne Llamas
Ryan Arthur Vonderschmidt
Ashlyn Marie Sextro
Jeffrey Alan Christofferson
Leavenworth
Alexandra Jean Kell
Anthony Stephen McFarlane
Journal-World
Births in Lawrence and Eudora add three new babies
Eric and Kelley Lowe of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Saturday. Amber Wisdom of Eudora welcomed a girl on Saturday. John Reeves and Christina Hoxie of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Sunday.
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Eric
Kelley Lowe
Lawrence
Amber Wisdom
Eudora
John Reeves
Christina Hoxie
Journal-World Corrects Noted Errors Policy Statement
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors and invites readers to call (785) 832-7154 or email news ljworld.com with corrections. The notice emphasizes accountability and public assistance in maintaining accurate reporting.
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Local groups seek volunteers for fall events and duties
Lied Center of Kansas seeks ushers for fall events with duties greeting patrons handing out programs tearing tickets and assisting seating. Volunteer usher training at 7 p m on Aug 31. Contact liedusher ku edu or 785 864 2790. Headquarters Counseling Center invites information meetings Aug 25 and 30 at Lawrence Public Library 707 W to explore volunteer roles.
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Lawrence Public Library
Hycc
Lawrence
Douglas County Fair
Margaret Kalb
Ksu
Buddies help AIDS patients find long term support in DCAP program
The Douglas County AIDS Project reinvents the Buddy Program to provide clients with sustained practical and emotional help. Volunteers act as buddies offering transportation, errands, companionship, and one on one advocacy, transforming end of life care into ongoing social connection. Robert, aided by two companions, credits laughter and friendship with improving his outlook and daily life. Buddies Pat Phillips and Lisa Miller describe the experience as dear, watching clients through illness and loss while building lasting bonds. DCAP seeks more volunteers to expand this supportive network and connects via contact details.
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Douglas County Aids Project
DCAP
Tom Weber
Gay Men’s Health Crisis Organization
New York
Weber
Gudget
Buddies
Pat Phillips
Lisa Miller
Miller
Phillips
Gudgel
Dcapem
Sunflower.com
Geithner pushes ending tax cuts for wealthy plan
Tim Geithner urged ending the Bush era tax cuts for the wealthiest 2 to 3 percent, arguing it would not hurt the recovery. He spoke on ABC and NBC Meet the Press and called for tax measures aiding small businesses to gain credit before the November midterms.
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Clinton Louis Laing
Kristi Lynn Willhite
William Ray Brooks
Katie Frances Rodina
Shelby Ray Scholz
Atchison
Miranda Jean Kirk
Paul Allan Mirecki
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Raymond Anthony Averitt
Sherry Paige Williams
Eric David Alan Smith
Tri Purwanti
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Stavropol
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John Patrick Rogers
Stephanie Olcott Duncan
Clinton Maurice Randall
Serena Faye Soon Amon
Whitney
Jessica Lynne Clark
Earl Lawrence Neis III
Onslow County
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Kenneth Lee Bolden
Amy Miller Brown
Todd Brown
Steven M. Brack
Jeanette C. Brack
Scott Thomann
Tricia Marie Thomann
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Free State Studios
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Moodie Road
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Whitney Gudgel
Kansas University
Aleese Kopf
SI Lie
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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