Kiwanis Pancake Day and Community Events in Lawrence
Lawrence listings include Kiwanis Pancake Day at First Christian Church from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a fee, March Madness Trade and Sale Jamboree at New York School gym 936 NY to benefit East Lawrence projects, a first-time homebuyers workshop at United Way Center 2518 Ridge Court, a Coalition Against Dropping Sixth Grade Band Programs brain storming meeting at 711 W 23rd St, and Saturday Nites Main Event youth lock-in for grades 4-8 at East Lawrence Center 1245 E 15th St. Fees apply for some events.
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Datebook notes contact details for submissions
Datebook invites items for consideration by mail to Datebook P O Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 or phone 832 7254. Email submissions to datebook ijworld com.
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Police report notes city worker shot at by unknown assailant
A 39 year old city of Lawrence employee told police a shot may have struck his city owned vehicle window while westbound on Funston Street. No suspects named. Itemized list covers burglaries medical calls and other responses with multiple addresses and dates. Public notices include marriage licenses issued to four couples. The Journal World notes it prints select police accounts only and avoids naming victims unless charged.
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Lawrence
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Births in Lawrence: three newborns announced
Liana Wright and Lawrence are the parents of a girl born Thursday. Carlos Del Campo and Angie Vorhies of Lawrence welcomed a boy Thursday. Margo Russell of Lawrence welcomed a boy Thursday.
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Liana Wright
Lawrence
Carlos del Campo
Angie Vorhies
Margo Russell
Corrections Policy Notice for Journal-World Readers
The Journal World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors. Readers are invited to call 785 832 7154 or email news at ljworld com if they believe an error occurred.
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KC considers tax i plan to close sex offender loophole
Mayor Kay Barnes proposes revising the city taxi ordinance to bar applicants who plead guilty to felonies and require disclosure of criminal records. The measure expands ineligibility to include sexual offenses and adds record copies, while keeping city checks on offender lists optional. Metropolitan Transportation Services backs the push to prevent repeats.
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Bill George
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Lawrence vocal group to perform at two Lawrence churches this weekend
The Lawrence Motet Singers will sing at 5:30 p.m. Saturday mass at St John the Evangelist Catholic Church and at 8:30 a.m. Sunday service at First Presbyterian Church. Repertoire includes works by Palestrina Lasso Read and John IV. Weather: Friday brought severe thunderstorm winds over 50 mph and pea sized hail with 0.3 inches of rain. A 2 a.m. watch was issued for Douglas County. Clearer skies expected today with near 40 degree high. Chess: Wakarusa Valley School placed third in Prairie View High School chess tourney in La Cygne led by Roy Wedge and Benjamin Harms with top finishes.
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Plains
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Prairie View High
la Cygne
Roy Wedge
Benjamin Harms
Ricky Bellinger
Broken Arrow School
Wakarusa
Seth Dirks-Ham
Brendan Jackson
Nate McFadden
Lawrence Barn Dance and Potluck Planned for Sunday
The Lawrence Barn Dance Association hosts a family barn dance at 4 p.m. Sunday at Ecumenical Christian Ministries 1204 Dread Ave. Jill Allen calls and local performers provide music. A potluck meal begins at 4 p.m. Admission is 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children under 16.
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Lawrence Barn Dance Assn
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Dread Ave
Jill Allen
United Way elects officers at annual meeting
United Way elected officers for one year at the Feb 28 meeting. Connie Sellars is president and Judy Billings president-elect. Julie Boyle secures secretary. Brad Chin damo treasurer. New board members include David Ambler, Mary Kate Ambler, Dee Eisel, Donna Bell, Mike Maddox, Al Ballard and Callie Shultz. Allocation panel appointees are Ann Stephens, Lori Kloepper, Bob Pechal, Brit Kring and Karin Rexroad.
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Judy Billings
Julie Boyle
Brad Chindamo
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Mary Kate Ambler
Dee Eisel
Donna Bell
Mike Maddox
al Ballard
Callie Shultz
Ann Stephens
Lori Kloepper
Bob Pechal
Brit Kring
Karin Rexroad
Contact details for The Journal World staff and offices
The notice lists phone numbers and email contacts for city editor Mike Shields and numerous department editors including News Editor John Taylor Features-Arts Editor Jan Biles and Advertising Manager Al Bonner. It provides street address 645 N.H. and directs readers to the website feedback form and classifieds portal for story tips and ads. It also includes hours and a redelivery guarantee policy for missed papers.
Washington's KU coaching record and win percentage
The piece states Marian Washington's overall record at Kansas University is 540 wins and 329 losses, yielding a winning percentage of 60.9 percent. It notes an average of 18.6 wins and 11.3 losses per season over 29 years as coach.
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Marian Washington
Kansas University
Ington
Washington
Wash
Call Sound Off Instructs Listeners To Call 832-7297
A public notice directs listeners to call the Sound Off number 832-7297 to leave questions. It explains that callers will hear a recording asking for their question. The item conveys a telecommunication civic engagement prompt and contact method.
On the Street in Lawrence Spring Activities Share Opinions
In downtown Lawrence residents and students discuss favorite spring activities. Claire Rydzynski from Deerfield School names baseball for its athletic challenge. KU student Ryan Kinser mentions beer and picnics as simple pleasures. Michelle Burden samples street views with varied answers.
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Claire Rydzynski
Deerfield
Lawrence
Ryan Kinser
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