On the Street: Farther Travel Question on 1A
Caitlin Doornbos asks readers on Massachusetts Street where they have traveled farthest. Read responses and see full story on 1A at LJWorld.com.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2014
Page
4
Caitlin Doornbos asks readers on Massachusetts Street where they have traveled farthest. Read responses and see full story on 1A at LJWorld.com.
David and Nora Hawley welcomed a boy in Lawrence on Sunday. Brandon Payne and Krystal Kincheloe welcomed a girl in Lawrence on Friday.
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors and invites readers to call 785-832-7154 or email news ljworld.com with their corrections.
United Way of Douglas County seeks volunteers for school supply drives on July 19 and 26. Shifts 10am to 4pm at local retailers. Donations stay in Douglas County for Ballard Community Center ECEAN Penn House and Salvation Army.
Fire eater Rod Sipe performed an unplanned show for a 900 block crowd on Massachusetts Street despite rain. Juggler Brian Wendling spun a lasso around himself and five volunteers during the Free State Festival. A group of children played in the rain in the same area as photos from the event circulated.
A dense list of community activities across Lawrence including workouts at Red Dog’s and Cycle Works, Exploratorium for kids, planning board and housing authority meetings, a bike club ride, school board and library programs, art talks, a farmers market, open mic nights, language classes, gaming and teen programs, and ongoing exhibits at the Lawrence Arts Center and public library. Many events note times and venues such as 644 Massachusetts St, 110 McDonald Drive, and 700 New Hampshire St.
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