Datebook events in Lawrence week listings
Multiple community events in Lawrence Kansas spanning Monday through Thursday. Activities include rallies, author talks, library programs for toddlers to teens, immunization clinics, Farmers Market, public meetings, and a live concert. Organizations involved include Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department, Lawrence Public Library, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and local government.
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Lawrence
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Lawrence Public Library
Vermont Street
Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Douglas County
Eighth St
Ireland
Kansas University
Katie Conrad
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board
LMH
Lawrence- Douglas County Health Department
Babcock Place
Mass
Young Adult Zone
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of
E. Eighth St
County
Lawrence High School
South Park
Mth
Massachusetts
Dogs Adopted And Fire Calls Logged In Lawrence
On the Record notes stray dogs brought to the shelter including a white Chihuahua with a blue and purple collar male two years old a black and white terrier mix female four to five months and a black brown Catahoula Pyrenees mix male three to four years. Fire and Medical emergency responses reported smoke detector malfunctions and alarm system issues at several Lawrence addresses on Friday with times listed.
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Chihuahua
Catahoula
Pyrenees
Births in Lawrence Hospital Welcome Two Sets of Twins
Justin Spring and Meagan White of Lawrence welcomed a baby boy Friday. Robert and Ashley Burk of Lawrence welcomed twin boys Friday.
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Justin Spring
Meagan White
Lawrence
Robert and
Ashley Burk
Corrections Policy For Readers Of The Journal World
The Journal World states it corrects significant errors brought to the editors' attention. Readers are invited to call 785 832 7154 or email news at tjworld.com if they believe an error occurred.
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Tjworld.com
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News
Lworld.com
Tornadoes strike across state near Mulvane
Southern Kansas felt a tangle of tornadoes Saturday destroying a home near Mulvane and damaging others. No injuries were reported as debris closed Kansas 15 and authorities tracked multiple funnel clouds from Sumner to Cherokee counties.
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Mulvane
Kansas
Wichita Eagle
Wichita
Harland Tecenka
The
Eagle
City ordinance targets landlords over repeated police calls
Lawrence enforces a derelict house nuisance rule under Chapter 14 Article 11. If within a year two or more crimes occur on a property such as alcohol violations or disorderly conduct, the city can declare the house a nuisance and require the owner to make improvements or evict residents. The ordinance is available online.
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Wwwdawrenceks.org
Sound Off Call Instructions
Public notice explains how to submit questions to Sound Off by calling 832 7297 and listening for the recording to leave a question. The notice provides the procedure and implies participation is encouraged.
On the Street on the Street Abby Mills
Residents share views on Terry Nichols sentencing at Holcorm Park and a Massachusetts Street location. Respondents include Deondria Smith Pearson employee Lawrence and Brenda Meyers a Lawrence second grade teacher. Opinions split on whether Nichols deserves the death penalty.
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Deondria Smith
Pearson
Lawrence
Brenda Meyers
Power restored to most Lawrence customers after weekend storm
About 4,000 Lawrence customers lost electricity after a Saturday night storm. Westar Energy spokeswoman Gina Penzig said crews had restored roughly 2,200 by 11:30 p.m. and would continue work into tonight and tomorrow to reach the remaining 1,800. Affected areas included part of the west side of Iowa Street from Sixth to Ninth. A car was struck by a falling tree near 10th and Alabama.
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Westar Energy
Penzig
Journal-World
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Sixth Street
Ninth Street
10Th
Alabama Streets
Miss Kansas 2004 Megan Bushell Crowned in Pratt
A Wichita State University student with Lawrence roots, Megan Bushell, 21, won Miss Wheat Capital 2004 in Pratt after preliminary swimsuit and talent wins. She will represent Kansas in the Miss America pageant in September. The event occurred as county commissioners planned to approve land sale at East Hills Business Park to Amarr Garage Door Inc and a pavement markings contract.
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Ith
Massachusetts
East Hills Business Park
Amarr Garage Door Inc
Lawrence
Kansas
Wheat Capital
Megan Bushell
Pratt
Megan
Donald
Barbara Bushell
Wichita State University
Sunflower State
Do You Know What You Own Photo Documentation Specialists
Shade Tree provides home and business photo documentation inventory services. They photograph possessions, compile serial numbers and purchase costs, and offer construction documentation. In case of loss from fire storm or theft this helps prove ownership for insurers. Call today to inventory belongings.
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Shade Tree
World Journal contact and staff directory notice
A detailed employee and contact list for the Journal World including subscriber service numbers, city editors and department emails. It lists local and partner outlets, advertising and circulation contacts, and newsroom leadership with multiple phone lines.
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