Lawrence Datebook items for health, library, and events
Lawrence area Datebook highlights many events from health clinics to library programs. Immunization clinics at 200 Maine, blood drives at LMH auditorium, toddler and storytime at the library, a weekend library lock in for teens, grandparents day at pools, Upward Bound Powwow, farmers market, acoustic jam, and WIC voucher pick up. Also includes submission details for Datebook items.
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Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LMH
Lawrence Public Library
Lawrence Indoor Aquatic Center
Overland Drive
Lawrence Outdoor Aquatic Center
Indian Ave
Farmers Market
10Th
Vermont Streets
Americana Music Academy
N.H
Lawrence-Douglas County Health
Emergency calls log from Lawrence Fire and Medical
Lawrence-Douglas County Fire and Medical reported multiple Wednesday responses including gasoline wash, power line downs, false alarms, and a roof fire at 1422 W 23rd St. Ambulance calls included injury accidents, medical emergencies, and nonemergency checks across streets such as East 11th Connecticut, East 23rd, Maine, Kasold, and Clinton Parkway.
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Lawrence-Douglas
E. 23Rd St
Iowa
Locust
Legend Trail Drive
Haskell
26Th St
Kasold Drive
West 15Th Street
Winterbrook Court
28Th Terrace
Midland Junction
U.S. Highway 24
Melrose Lane
23Rd St
Kansas Union
Medinah Road
East 11Th
Connecticut
East 23Rd Street
Maine Street
West 24Th Street
Brewer Drive
Clinton Parkway
Chouteau Court
Massachusetts Street
Alumni Place
North
Louisiana Street
Boulder Court
Frontier Road
Avila and Beach Births Noted in Local Hospitals
Vince and Julie Avila of Eudora welcomed a girl on Wednesday while Silva or Sarah Beach of Baldwin also had a girl. The Journal-World notes correction policy and provides contact for errors.
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Vince
Julie Avila
Eudora
Silva
Sarah Beach
Baldwin
Lawrence man beaten by two with unknown motive
An 18 year old man sought help at a rural Douglas County residence after reportedly being beaten by two men he knew somewhat. He received treatment at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and was released. Sheriff officials said they were investigating with few details available.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rick Trapp
Trapp
1150
Eudora
Kansas University
Lonney R. Teichmann
Ala
Teichmann
Kansas University Public Safety
Robinson Center
Schuyler Bailey
Bailey
Cave expert to lecture at Clinton Lake theater
A cave expert will present a program on cave characteristics and wildlife impact at 9 a.m. Saturday in the Bloomington Park amphitheater at Clinton Lake. Jim Young, co author of Caves in Kansas, leads the talk. The event is free and open to the public. Contact Clinton Lake Corps of Engineers at 843 7665 for info.
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Jim Young
Kansas
Bloomington Park
Clinton Lake
Clinton
Eudora to show off its water treatment plant
Eudora hosts an open house at its Wastewater Treatment Plant from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at 702 W. Seventh St. Tours run during the event and a feature program starts at 1 30 p.m. The plant began operation in 1999. More details are online. or call City Clerk Donna Oleson at 785 542 2153.
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Eudora
Seventh St
Casconstruction
Donna Oleson
Contact Us Local Newsroom Directory and Numbers
A local newspaper contact page lists staff members with phone numbers and emails for City Editor Mike Shields News Editor John Taylor online editor and more. It also provides advertising circulation customer service and redelivery guarantees along with hours and numbers for classifieds and subscriptions.
Bottle Rockets Prohibited Statewide in Kansas
The law states that bottle rockets are prohibited for sale and use in Kansas under K.S.A. 31-155. This prohibition extends beyond city limits, applying statewide.
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State of
Kansas
Sound Off Question Line Instructions
Readers are urged to call a designated number 832-7297 to leave a question. A recorded prompt invites listeners to submit inquiries via voice message for inclusion in a future segment.
Should Pledge of Allegiance stay or go on school
Massachusetts Street asks residents about the Pledge of Allegiance and freedom of religion. Annie Polson says it should not be said, calling it fanatical. Topeka argues it should stay, long tradition. Christopher Silsby supports optional recitation for students only. Riley Storm, 13, says he does not say it due to time wasted.
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Annie Polson
Lawrence
Topeka
Christopher Silsby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Datebook
P.O. Box
datebook@world.com
Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Mike Yoder
Journal
Don Mueller
Vintage Players
Lawrence Community Theatre
Mueller
Dot Ward
Lawrence Senior Center
Saas
Independence
Offi
Cer
Bill Pross
Boy Scout
Blue Springs
David Neil Brown
Mike Kruger
Kruger
Brown
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas African-American Affairs Commission
Friends of Yates
Mason Memorial United: Methodist Church
Ninth St
Cate
Kristi Pankrata
Community Blood Center
Clinton Lake Theater
Call City
Mike Shields
News
Wwwillworld.com
Richard Brack
Jworld.com
John Taylor
Taylor
Ljworld
Dave Toplikar
Cody Howard
Howard
Sunflowerbroadband
Ann Gardner
Tjworld.com
Chuck Woodling
Ewoodling
Jan Biles
Ijworld.com
Jon Niccum
Jniccum
Chad Lawhorn
Clawhorn
World.com
al Bonner
Joe Lewis
By Kristin Callaway
Riley Storm
South Junior High
Josh Glidewell
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