Downtown Film Festival and Library Programs in Lawrence
Downtown Film Festival events begin at 8 p.m. with Holiday and a 9 15 p.m. movie at Ninth and New Hampshire. Wings of Love shows at 10 30 a.m. and 1 30 p.m. at Lawrence Public Library. The program features owls toucans and parrots that skate and play basketball. Lawrence Farmers Market runs 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 4931 W Sixth St plus a library storytime at 7 p.m. at 707 Vt.
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Community Weekend Events in Baldwin City and Lawrence
A busy Friday schedule features 4 FRIDAY Day Out With Thomas at Midland Railway in Baldwin City from 9:45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. A Community Blood Center drive runs 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Midas Auto. Perry-Lecompton Farmers' Market is 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at U.S. 40 and Ferguson Road. Lawrence Arts Center screens Mariachi Estrella at 7 p.m., Never Trust a Yeti at 7:30 p.m., Misfortune Smiles at 7:35 p.m., The Only Good Indian at 8 p.m., with talks. A fundraiser for Lawrence Schools Foundation runs 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Abe & Jake's Landing. Downtown Lawrence Farmers' Market operates 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. on New Hampshire Street. Civil War reenactments and a Rock Creek barbecue fundraiser occur near Baldwin City and Wellsville, with proceeds supporting scholarships and Rock Creek School.
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Lawrence Arts Center
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Save Our Neighborhood Schools
Lawrence Schools Foundation
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Lawrence
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Black Jack
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U.S. Highway 56
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Broers Brangus Farm
Public event notices and submission details
Public notices invite events for Datebook by mail or email and direct readers to the Meetings and Gatherings calendar in Saturdays Journal World. Submissions for that calendar must arrive by noon Wednesday. A full listings page is online at LJWorld.com/events.
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P.O. Box
Lawrence
Ljworld.com
World
Lawrence Theft Report Seeks $2600 Loss From Bristol Terrace
A 20 year old Lawrence man reported the theft of electronics from the 300 block of Bristol Terrace. The incident happened between 9 30 p m Saturday and 3 a m Sunday. A flat screen television and DVD movies were stolen with total loss estimated at 2600 dollars.
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Lawrence
Bristol Terrace
Richardson and Hood Promote Births Across Cities
Paul Richardson and Raeann Dauber of Garnett welcome a girl Wednesday. Jessica Hood and Joseph Kern of Lawrence announce a girl Lawanna Husly-Hanks and Scott Hanks of Lawrence welcome a girl. Justin and Annie Beyer of Burlington celebrate a girl born Wednesday.
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Paul Richardson
Raeann Dauber
Garnett
Jessica Hood
Joseph Kern
Lawrence
Lawanna Husly-Hanks
Scott Hanks
Justin and
Annie Beyer
Burlington
Mills to speak at Haskell on planning time talk
Olympian Billy Mills visits Haskell Indian Nations University to discuss district planning time as Lawrence negotiators push to protect it amid plans for four year high schools and middle grades changes starting 2011 2012. Volunteers wanted for Ironman 70.3 Kansas at Clinton Lake with $500 nonprofit donation offer. race begins 6 30 a m with varied volunteer times. For details email Kansasvolunteers ironman com.
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Haskell Indian Nations University
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Haskell
Kansas University
Haskell Cultural Center
Ironman 70.3
Kansas
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Ironman
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Ironman .Com
Lawrence
Lawrence Education Association
Corrections Policy and Contact for Journal-World Errors
The Journal World explains it corrects significant errors brought to editors attention. Readers are urged to call 785 832 7154 or email news at ijworld com to report issues.
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Ijworld.com
Former patients testify for Kan. doctor in overdose case
Former police chief James Kitchings testified that Dr. Stephen Schneider aided his family with back pain and urged reducing painkillers. Other witnesses described Schneider as compassionate, treating walk-in cancer cases quickly, while prosecutors portray the Haysville clinic as a money making pill mill. The judge limited further patient testimony, narrowing the defense to a few employees and experts as the trial proceeds.
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Haysville
Stephen Schneider
Schneider
Linda
U.S
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Kitchings
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Hadley
Terry White
Schneider Medical
White
Lawrence Williamson
Williamson
School board seeks flexibility to reopen bargaining talks
BRIEFLY reports the school board negotiating team asking to reopen talks if reconfiguration planning affects bargaining items. Lois Orth Lopes notes concerns about blanket approvals without plan time guarantees while Frank Harwood suggests waiting two weeks for a high school planning committee presentation. He sees potential for a midyear compromise on language for middle schools given broader planning needs.
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LEA
Frank Harwood
Barbecue and Old Shawnee Days Offer Family Fun Weekend
McLouth hosts the Northeast Kansas Barbecue Championships part of the KCBS sanctioned McLouth BBQ Blowout with a petting zoo and rides Friday evening and early Saturday events including sauce judging at 11 30 a m. Shawnee presents Old Shawnee Days festival at Shawnee Town with free admission featuring Starship Mickey Thomas Saturday night and Beatles tribute act Liverpool among concerts.
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Shawnee Town
57Th St
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Sara
Liverpool
Lawrence man charged with aggravated battery in knife attack
Lawrence Jackson, 54, appeared in Douglas County District Court after prosecutors charged him with aggravated battery and making a criminal threat for a Tuesday night knife attack on his roommate in the 400 block of Michigan Street. The victim was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. bond set at $10,000. Pro Tem Judge Jim George ordered another court appearance.
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Douglas County District Court
Lawrence Jackson
Michigan Street
Jackson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jim George
Taser used after disturbance at Brookwood Mobile Home Park
Lawrence police deployed a Taser on a man at Brookwood Mobile Home Park 1908 E 19th St around 2 p.m after he fled a domestic disturbance call. He was uncooperative and examined by medical crews before being taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital per police policy.
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Lawrence
East Lawrence
Brookwood
Death notice for Irvin Durflinger of Lawrence
Obituary notes the death of Irvin Lewis Durflinger 78 of Lawrence died June 1 2010 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital A memorial and open house are announced for friends at 4504 Oak Tree Court Lawrence Instrument burial planned later in Pretty Prairie He served in the Navy Reserve and belonged to American Legion Post 14 Survivors include Clara Miles Durflinger wife three children a brother sister nine grandchildren a great grandchild and numerous nieces and nephews Memorials are requested to American Parkinson Disease Association c/o Warren McElwain Mortuary Lawrence KS
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Pretty Prairie
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hutchinson
Edward and
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Luther Feed
Frankfort
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American Legion
Dorsey-Liberty Post
Clara Miles
Salem
Ore
Ronald
Raymond
Corwin
Glen
Violet
American Parkinson Disease Association
Warren McElwain
W. 13Th St
Richard K Lewis services pending in Lawrence
Richard K. Lewis known as Jerry, 78, of Lawrence, died Tuesday June 1, 2010 at Kansas University Medical Center. Services are pending and will be announced by Rumsey Yost Funeral Home and Crematory.
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Richard K
Jerry” Lewis
Lawrence
Rumsey-Yost
Funeral Home & Crematory
Lewis
Kansas University Medical Center
Beavers Tried To Rebuild Dam In Haskell Wetlands
A group of 15 volunteers and Save the Wakarusa Wetlands foundation laid a rock base with logs to aid beavers in rebuilding a dam at the Haskell Baker Wetlands area after Douglas County removed a dam near 31st Street. County officials warn of road damage if water remains high while protesters support conservation and water flow.
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Baker
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Mike Caron
Save the
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Caron
31St Street
Keith Browning
Douglas County
Haskell Indian Nations University
Baker University
Judy Carmen
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