Lawrence Datebook Highlights Local Immunization Clinic and Workshops
The Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department offers an immunization clinic at 200 Maine from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. A Douglas County Extension Office talk on health benefits of exercise occurs at Deal Six Auditorium, with other events including a postcolonial studies lecture by Laura Chrisman at Kansas Union, a 4-H workshop, a youth homework night at the Lawrence Public Library, an Aviation Advisory Board meeting at the Lawrence Municipal Airport lounge, a severe weather workshop by Mike Akulow at the 4-H Fairgrounds, an NAACP meeting at St. Luke AME Church, and bird watching at the Jayhawk Audubon Society venue. Friday features multiple storytimes at the Lawrence Public Library, a veterans affairs meeting in Olathe, and a Battle of the Bands showcase at the library.
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Datebook submission contact details
To submit items for consideration in datebook call 832-7254 or write to Datebook P.O. Box 888 Lawrence 66044. Datebook's e mail address is datebook iiworld.com.
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Burglaries and fires reported in Douglas County area
A 50-year-old Lawrence resident reported vehicle damage from a brake and clutch tampering between March 6 and Tuesday, estimated loss $2,000. Douglas County Sheriff's Office logged two grass fires near County Road 1057 North 900 Road and North 1200 Road. No injuries or structures damaged. Fire and EMS responses listed for Lawrence, Baldwin, Eudora, including multiple medical emergencies and a defective elevator call at 1 Riverfront Plaza. The Humane Society noted stray dogs including a black Pomeranian and a Greyhound mix. The Journal-World notes it prints only certain police reports and protects victims’ identities.
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No Births Reported at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Memorial Hospital did not report any births on Wednesday. The brief notes no birth announcements for the date, with no further details or names provided.
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Journal-World Corrects Errors Policy Note
The Journal-World states it corrects all significant errors brought to editors and invites readers to contact the newsroom at the listed phone number or email to report issues. The notice provides direct channels for submitting corrections and ensuring accuracy.
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County study common driveways in rural Douglas County
Douglas County commissioners discussed encouraging or requiring shared driveways for new homes in unincorporated areas to curb private road access. Proposals aim to reduce congestion and drainage problems, but potential issues include driveway maintenance and guaranteed access. A plan will be developed for future review.
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KU researchers win NIH grant on hypertension heart vessels
Kansas University Medical Center researchers led by Jie Du and Patrice Delafontaine will study how high blood pressure thickens heart vessels. The $1125 million NIH grant starts July 1 and aims to improve diagnosis and treatment of hypertension related heart, stroke, and kidney risks.
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Local Newsroom Contacts and Customer Service Hours
City Editor Mike Shields and other editors list their direct lines and emails for news tips and feedback. Staff roles include City Editor, News Editor, Sports Editor, Features Arts Editor, Entertainment Editor, Online Editor, and Business Editor with a directory of phone numbers and websites for submissions, classifieds, and customer service.
German students visit. self funded trip to US
Lisa Patterson, the city's communications coordinator, says the German students from Eutin funded their trip themselves and their families cover extracurricular travel. Lawrence host families provide housing and meals for the guests. For Sound Off, call 832-7297.
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KU Fans Forecast Final Four Ahead of NCAA Tourney
In Hy Vee street interviews KU students and locals including Chris Beshears Dallas Pryor and Fred Jehle share optimism. Answers range from reaching the Final Four to winning the championship with several believing this could be KU’s year.
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