What would your song title be for cicadas
A street question from Lawrence Public Library invites readers to share song titles about the 17 year cicadas. Readers are directed to Ljworld.com for responses.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2015
Page
5
A street question from Lawrence Public Library invites readers to share song titles about the 17 year cicadas. Readers are directed to Ljworld.com for responses.
Kansas University reports the death of Deron McGee, 50, associate professor of music theory, who died May 28 in Lawrence after a long brain cancer battle. He joined KU in 1994, built the Kansas Center for Music Technology, directed the Music Theory and Composition Division, and co authored Knowledge Based Programming for Music Research. A memorial service is set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Plymouth Congregational Church.
Dr Jennifer Stone of the Lawrence Humane Society says cicadas are not poisonous and do not bite. The insect’s exoskeleton may upset small pets but overall they are harmless.
Amy Tackkett and Richard Jaimez in Lawrence welcomed a girl on Thursday. Jordan Tibbs and Chris Valencia in Lawrence welcomed a girl on Thursday. A Lawrence Journal-World story mischaracterized a comment by County Commissioner Jim Flory who said you are close to being out of order.
Readers are invited to inquire by telephone at 832 7297 or by emailing soundoff at ljworld dot com for feedback or comments.
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center has been awarded a $10,000 mini grant from the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services to fund on site mental health services at the Lawrence Community Shelter. The program aims to identify and divert at risk homeless guests from state and local psychiatric facilities, with flex funds for medication clothing and IDs.
Lawrence group Boom Town Quartet prepares for the Barbershop Harmony Society International Contest in Pittsburgh between June 28 and July 5. Bass Shaun Whisler leads Zane Sutton Caleb Fouse and Aaron Walker as tenor lead and baritone, with a send off on June 14 at Corpus Christi Catholic Church to raise travel funds.
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