On the Street street interview with Lawrence readers
Sylas May asks shoppers at Dillons on Massachusetts Street Lawrence what weekend event they look forward to and notes Farmers Market regulars who frequent the market each weekend.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2015
Page
4
Sylas May asks shoppers at Dillons on Massachusetts Street Lawrence what weekend event they look forward to and notes Farmers Market regulars who frequent the market each weekend.
Readers are invited to share questions via telephone at 832 7297 or by email at soundoff ljworld com.
East Lawrence residents pushed for half of the public artwork to go to Lawrence artists with half of that portion to East Lawrence. A Citizen Advisory Committee recommended a second RFQ for associates open to Douglas County residents to ensure local involvement, sparking concerns local talent could be overlooked. John Sebelius urged caution while Dave Loewenstein praised stressing local participation and comparing the plan to a farmers market.
Douglas County deputies arrested 23 year old Donnie Ray Michael Plouffe on suspicion of aggravated robbery and aggravated battery after a 32 year old man reported being struck several times and robbed between 3 and 5 am at Douglas State Fishing Lake. The victim, found with large facial lacerations, was hospitalized. Plouffe is jailed without bond as investigators continue.
Douglas County commissioners approved a resolution creating Fire District No. 4 and Fire District No. 5 to serve Marion Township. The plan splits northern and southern Marion areas and relies on Clinton or Willow Springs stations, with Osage County covering a western portion until contracts take effect January 1, 2016.
The Center for Reproductive Rights and doctors Hodes and Nauser sue Kansas over a dismemberment abortion ban set to take effect soon. They argue the measure blocks a common second trimester method and violates bodily integrity and equal protection while the state defends safe abortion access and notes no ruling on independent state constitutional protections.
David and Deanne Lock welcome a girl in Lawrence along with Carrie Bennetta and John Lesher Jr welcoming a girl. Racquel and Matthew Moncher announce a boy in Lawrence while Fatmy Soria Ramirez and Edgar Baca report a boy.
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