Lawrence Datebook busy schedule with health, library, and meetings
Law rence Datebook lists immunization clinics at the Health Department 200 Maine and a FEMA mobile display at Home Depot 1910 W 31st St. It also notes storytimes and activities at the Lawrence Public Library 707 Vt with ext 117, Farmers Market 1000 block Vermont, and events at Aviation Advisory Board Lawrence Municipal Airport. Community meetings include NAACP at St Luke A M E Church and various government sessions, plus a Saturday youth lock-in and weekend concerts. To submit items, contact Datebook at 832-6397 or datebook@ljworld.com.
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Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Home Depot
31St St
Lawrence Public Library
Farmers Market
Vermont Street
Aviation Advisory Board
Lawrence Municipal Airport
NAACP
St. Luke A.M.E
Ron Klataske
Audubon of
Kansas
Jayhawk
Audubon Society Monthly
Douglas County Senior Center
Wal- Mart
Iowa
W. 31St St
Americana Music Academy
Aimee’s
East Lawrence Center
E. 15Th St
Eudora
Pinecest
Walnut
Sue Looney
Loose Park Gardens
Prairie Acres Garden Club
Emergency fire calls in Lawrence address detector malfunctions
Lawrence Douglas County Fire & Medical logged three fire calls for malfunctions at 1345 West Campus Road 1450 Jayhawk Boulevard and 1467 Jayhawk Boulevard with times 3:48 pm 11:04 am and 5:39 am Tuesday. The Journal World notes it prints police reports selectively and with protections for victims and arrestees per policy.
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Lawrence Douglas County
West Campus Road
Jayhawk Bivd
Jayhawk Blvd
Births Report From Hospitals This Week
Russ Woodgate and Jeni Woodgate of Tonganoxie welcome a girl Wednesday. Andrew Pitts and Debbie Pitts of Lawrence greet a girl Wednesday. Angela Allsbury of Enid Oklahoma adds a boy Wednesday. Jackie Eastland and Toby Eastland with Jamie Taylor of Lawrence announce a boy Wednesday. John Kelley and Lynn Kelley of Lawrence welcome a boy Monday. Toby Prawl and Staci Prawl of Eudora greet a girl Tuesday.
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Russ
Jeni Woodgate
Tonganoxie
Andrew
Debbie Pitts
Lawrence
Angela Allsbury
Enid
Okla
Jackie
Toby Eastland
Jamie Taylor
John and
Lynn Kelley
Toby and
Staci Prawl
Eudora
Journal-World Corrects Significant Errors Policy
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors, inviting readers to call the provided number or email address to report mistakes. The notice emphasizes accountability and public communication practices for corrections.
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Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Journal World Contacts and subscriber services list
The Journal World provides subscriber service numbers and a long contact list for news tips departments and editors. It includes in town redelivery guarantees, hours, and direct lines for Local News Business Sports Living Entertainment and Miscellaneous sections. It also lists contacts for obituaries staff editors and advertising circulation.
FEMA to showcase mobile safe room at Home Depot
FEMA will display a reinforced steel and concrete mobile safe room from 9 am to 6 pm today through Sunday at Home Depot 1910 W. 31st St. The display aims to promote shelter options for severe weather as part of public outreach.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency
Home Depot
31St St
Key West
Stone Creek
Sixth St
W. 31St St
Fema.gov
KKPR to broadcast talk on children's health
Topeka will host a town hall on childhood obesity presented by Kansas Public Radio. The one hour event starts at 6 p.m. in the old Supreme Court chambers, Kansas Statehouse, and will be broadcast live on KPR channels including KANU 91.5 FM in Lawrence.
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Topeka
Kansas Public Radio
Supreme Court
Kansas Statehouse
KPR
KANU
Lawrence
Wind resistant buildings topic at FEMA site
Wind resistant construction information from FEMA highlights wind as the leading cause of damage to light frame buildings. The agency provides free videos and information online at www.state.it.us/iema/Prep/ windvideos.htm.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency
State.it
Pronunciation of Douglas County K9 Gero name given
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office explains the German shepherd’s name Gero is pronounced with a hard G as in golly and rhymes with arrow.
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Douglas County Sheriff’s Office
Gero
Golly
Call Sound Off Line Instructions
Readers are urged to call the Sound Off line at 832-7297 to leave a question. A recording directs callers on how to submit their inquiry.
Lew Perkins Could Boost KU Athletics Says Area Shoppers
In a street survey at Malls Barber Shop on 23rd Street, residents discuss Lew Perkins potential impact at Kansas University. Testimonies from Quail Run student Nick Hassig, Eudora student Carter Olson, former UConn fan Jeff Brown note hopes for improved sports, football and revenue through Perkins leadership.
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Lew Perkins
Kansas University
Teen dies after golf club accident in Kansas City
Sherita Briggs fourteen was killed when a neighborhood friend accidentally struck her in the head with a golf club after she stepped behind him during a game. Police say the tragic accident occurred as three neighborhood boys and Sherita took turns hitting toward a wooded area.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Sherita Briggs
Homicide
Steve Miller
Accs
Sherita
Steven Hampton
Iraq
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Jworld
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Carter Olson
Uconn
Ashley Olson
Jeff Brown Barber
Valley Falls
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Richard Gwin
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