Brown Bag Billy Spears Beer Bellies Noon Concert
Lawrence datebook lists a noon to 1 pm Brown Bag Concert Series with The Billy Spears Beer Bellies at Ninth and Massachusetts. Other events include United Imaginations at 10:30 am and 1:30 pm at Lawrence Public Library with Learn Improv for ages 12 to 19 at 3:30 pm, and a Weekday Farmers Market 4 am to 6 pm at Loth and Vermont.
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United Imaginations
Lawrence Public Library
Loth
Vermont
Johnson Drive
Shawnee
Weekend Kansas City Area Datebook Highlights
Friday Day Out With Thomas runs from 9 45 a m to 3 45 p m at Baldwin City depot 1515 High St Baldwin City Tr uckhenge Music Festival 2009 at Lessman Catfish Farm 4124 NE Brier Rd Topeka features 18 bands plus camping EMU Theatre presents Oily Oily Oxen Sheen a 10 minute festival at Lawrence Arts Center 940 NH Old Shawnee Days 2009 lists 6 Shawnee Crazy for You shows at Lawrence Community Theatre 1501 NH 843 7459 Submissions for Datebook welcome by mail or email and meetings calendar details at ijworld com LuWorld.com/events
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Baldwin City
High St
Lessman Catfish Farm
Brier Road
Topeka
EMU Theatre
Lawrence Arts Center
Shawnee
Johnson Drive
Lawrence Community Theatre
N.H
Law enforcement report details assault arrest in Lawrence
A 48 year old Lawrence woman was arrested Wednesday morning on aggravated assault charges connected to an assault reported March 7 at 1004 N Third St. The 49 year old Lawrence man victim sustained minor injuries. Bond set at 5000 dollars. A 55 year old Oskaloosa man was hospitalized Tuesday after a rear end collision on Iowa Street near Princeton Boulevard.
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Lawrence
Third St
Oskaloosa
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence family welcomes newborns and couples announce births
Aaron and Wendy Kim Luellen and Amanda and Alex DelVaile of Lawrence welcome a girl with Wednesday birth. Nicole Manning and Dustin Combs of Ottawa announce a boy on Wednesday.
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Aaron
Wendy Kim- Luellen
Lawrence
Amanda
Alex DelVaile
Nicole Manning
Dustin Combs
Ottawa
Journal-World invites error corrections from readers
The newspaper states it corrects significant errors brought to editors' attention and provides contact details including a phone number and email for submitting corrections.
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Journal-World
Liworld.com
McLouth Barbecue Blowout Draws 47 Teams This Weekend
The 18th annual McLouth Barbecue Blowout and Northeast Kansas State Barbecue Championship run Friday night through Saturday on the West Campus. Organizers expect a petting zoo, country breakfast, pie bake off, ABATE motorcycle show, and ample aroma of smoked meat as 47 teams compete. KDHE funds 15 green water projects totaling 7.7 million to advance stormwater and natural space goals.
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McLouth
Kansas City Barbecue Society
McEclouthblog
Cliff Weeks
McLouth Recreation Commission
KDHE
KDHE allocates 170000 stimulus to KU landscaping projects
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment distributed 7.7 million dollars in federal stimulus funds on Wednesday, including 170 thousand dollars for Kansas University. The KU funds are planned for various landscaping projects.
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Kansas University
Area agencies receive grants from foundation
The Kansas Health Foundation awarded 869000 across Kansas for 55 projects to boost health and wellness. Lawrence groups shared in funding including Boys and Girls Club 25000 for an after school program with activity and nutrition, Lawrence Women’s Transitional Care Services 21173 for a program helping children exposed to domestic violence, GaDuGi SafeCenter 15000 to aid expressive art for abuse survivors, and DCCCA 5125 to back a youth led health behavior initiative in area schools emphasizing fitness and nutrition.
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Kansas Health Foundation
Boys and Girls Club of
Lawrence
Lawrence Women's
GaDuGi SafeCenter
DCCCA
Suspect in Tiller death had attended church before killing
Usher Gary Hoepner says Scott Roeder attended services at Reformational Lutheran Church in Wichita before the shooting of Dr. George Tiller. Roeder is charged with first degree murder and aggravated assault, with a note at the collection plate and a threat allegation. Roeder’s bond request was denied. a hearing on the motion is set for Friday.
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Kansas
George Tiller
Scott Roeder
Reformation Lutheran Church
Wichita
Gary Hoepner
Tiller
Hoepner
Associated Press
Roeder
KAKE
Kansas City
Sedgwick County District Court
Steve Osburn
Sedgwick County
Ben Burgess
Wichita Eagle
Warren Wilbert
the Eagle
Quicksilver
Shawnee
Kan
Public Defender
Kansas Constitution
Kansas Supreme Court
Traveling Man Carl Wiggins Dies at 74 in Topeka
Carl Donald Wiggins known as Traveling Man, 74, of Topeka died Monday June 1 2009 at Fairlawn Heights Assisted Living. Born Sept 26 1934 in Lawrence, he served in the Marines during the Korean War and lived in California before returning to Lawrence in the 1970s. Survivors include two sons Karl Duane and Ronald Ellwood, a daughter Julie, a brother Ivan and two sisters Doris and Patricia. Rumsey Yost Funeral Home entrusted with arrangements. Online condolences at rumsey-yost.com.
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Carl Donald
Wiggins
Topeka
Mr. Wiggins
Fairlawn Heights Assisted
California
Karl Duane
Springfield
Ronald Ellwood
Albuquerque
N.M
Julie Wiggins
Lawrence
Ivan
Gene
Pamela J Loewen funeral set in Lawrence details
Funeral services for Pamela J. Loewen 59 of Lawrence will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Warren McElwain Mortuary with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. She died June 2 2009 at home following a life as a homemaker. She leaves husband Dennis four daughters three sons siblings and two grandsons. A visitation will be 6 to 7:30 p.m. Friday at the mortuary.
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Pamela J. Loewen
Lawrence
Warren- McElwain Mortuary
Oak Hill Cemetery
Loewen
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Bill
Joan Macale Reed
Dennis W. Loewen
Garden Grove
Calif
Glazer
Leawood
Emily McClanahan
Danny
Denver
Joanna
Jennifer Loewen
Adam
Kansas City
Mark
Bill Reed
Louisville
Tom Reed
Silver Lake
Pat Huth
Lynchburg
Kim Reed
Wadsworth
Jake
Alex Glazer
Obituary guidelines for Journal-World submissions
The Journal-World publishes obituaries for local residents or long-time residents as well as others with survivors in the circulation area. Information should come from a mortuary and photos are welcome with obituaries.
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Journal-World
The
Ljworld.com
Kansas abortion battle tests politics andTiller killing
In Kansas the abortion fight dominates public life with protests, lawsuits, and a killing. Dr George Tiller, shot at his Wichita church, symbolized a long running clash that involves lawmakers, activists, and national figures, shaping state politics and personal relationships.
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Wichita
Kansas
George Tiller
Peggy Bowman
Tiller
Kathleen Sebelius
Barack Obama
Health and Human Services
Mary Kay Culp
Kansans For Life
Tiler
Attorney General’s
Kansas Board of Healing Arts
Phill Kline
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Board of Healing Arts
Johnson County
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