Lawrence calendar shows Library events and city meetings
The Lawrence schedule lists immunization clinic at 200 Maine from 8:30 to 11:30 and 1 to 7, a lead regulation Q A at 1 Riverfront Plaza, kite craft for 8 to 12 at the library, teen tutoring nights, a Historic Resources Commission meeting, and Friday storytimes and films at Lawrence Public Library with multiple sessions and registration details.
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Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Department of Neighborhood Resources
Riverfront Plaza
Lawrence Public Library
Historic Resources Commission
City Hall
Sixth and
Massachusetts Streets
Datebook submission details and contact information
To submit items for consideration in Datebook call 832 7254 or write to Datebook P O Box 888 Lawrence 66044 Datebook s email address is datebook at ijworld com
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Datebook
P.O
Lawrence
Ijworld.com
Lawrence Fire Medical emergency calls and status reported
The Journal World lists Lawrence Douglas County Fire & Medical responses including multiple medical emergencies and fires on various streets such as Lyon Street Eddingham Drive and Harper Street. The notice notes limited reporting criteria and privacy practices for burglaries assaults and arrests.
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Lawrence Douglas County
Lyon Street
Eddingham Drive
New York Street
Ark
Harper St
Peterson Road
Second St
15Th St
Sigma Nu Place
Births Report From Lawrence and Baldwin Areas
Paul Sellars and Crystal Ballard of Lawrence welcome a boy on Monday. Dawn Frazier of Eudora welcomes a girl on Tuesday. Randy Southard and Stacie Andersen of Baldwin welcome a girl on Tuesday.
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Paul Sellars
Crystal Ballard
Lawrence
Dawn Frazier
Eudora
Randy Southard
Stacie Andersen
Baldwin
Journal-World corrects significant errors policy note
The Journal-World states its policy to correct all significant errors brought to editors attention. Readers are urged to call (785) 832-7154 or email news at jworld dot com with corrections.
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Journal-World
Jworld.com
Call City
Mike Shields
News
Ljworld.com
Death shocks co workers at Lawrence clinic KU student Hartter 22
Benjamin Hartter a 22 year old Kansas University student and dental assistant at a Lawrence clinic was found dead Tuesday by Dr Thomas Rainbolt. An autopsy was performed and toxicology tests are pending with no foul play suspected. Hartter was a biochemical major and valued staff member at the clinic. University officials and Chancellor Robert Hemenway expressed condolences.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Benjamin Hartter
Merrill
Thomas Rainbolt
Maine
Mike Pat
Trick
Rainbolt
Hartter
Lawrence-Douglas County Fire & Medical
John Wulfkuhle
Wulfkuhle
Wulfkuh
Shaun Gerling
Robert Hemenway
Hemenway
Edwardsville man on trial in DeSoto woman's murder
Johnson County jurors begin deliberations in the second trial of Jesse Guardado 18 over the Sept 4 2001 shooting death of Melanie Oliver 41 in her DeSoto home. Alfredo Arambula 18 and Juan Crutchfield 22 also face first degree murder charges with hearings and testimonies planned. Kansas University launches a virtual tour of Jayhawk Boulevard on its site wwwvirtualtourku.edu detailing campus buildings interiors and historical notes.
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Clathe
Johnson County
Edwardsville
DeSoto
Jesse Guardado
Melanie Oliver
Guardado
Oliver
Alfredo Arambula
Kansas City
Kan
Juan Crutchfield
Crutchfield
Jayhawk Boulevard
Kansas University
Geological field trip open for registration
The Kansas Geological Survey offers an April 20 field trip east of El Dorado to study rocks and fossils with stops at Eureka City Lake Toronto Lake and a Buffalo quarry. Registration is $15 per person contact Liz Brosius or Rex Buchanan or visit the KGS site for details.
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Kansas Geological Survey
Kansas
el Dorado
Eureka City Lake
Toronto Lake
Buffalo
East Park
Liz Brosius
Ibrosius
Kgs.ku
Rex Buchanan
Rex
Kgs.ukans
Local newspaper staff contacts and hotline numbers
Directory of newsroom and editorial staff with phones and emails for the Lawrence Journal-World including City Editor Mike Shields Sports Editor Chuck Woodling News Editor John Taylor and others. Also lists advertising, circulation, and customer service lines with in town redelivery guarantee details.
Sheriff says annual performance evaluations in place
Sheriff Rick Trapp of Douglas County states a system exists to evaluate employee job performance year round. He notes merit raises are split, with half tied to performance and the other half contingent on meeting a yearly physical fitness score for public safety employees.
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Douglas County
Rick Trapp
Trapp
Public Safety
Call Sound Off Hotline for Questions
Instructions tell listeners to call 832-7297 to leave a question for Sound Off. A recording prompts callers to leave their inquiry after the tone, guiding how to participate. The notice provides the contact method and process without extra details.
Will Collison Hinrich Return Next Year
KU fans weigh in on Nick Collison Kirk Hinrich and Drew Gooden returning. Zac Sievers says Collison and Hinrich will be there but Gooden depends on the tournament. Jeff Hauber predicts Gooden leaves while Collison and Hinrich stay.
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Nick Collison
Kirk Hinrich
Drew Gooden
Zac Sievers
Lawrence "Collison
Hinrich
Gooden
Lawrence
Collison
Jeff Hauber
Drew
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Priscilla Howe
LAW Enforcement
North Crimson Avenue
Kentucky Street
Arkansas Street
Barker Avenue
Maine Street
Alcamar Drive
Ames Street
Main Street
West 15Th Street
East 18Th Street
Inverness Drive
Bsa
Thad Allender
Journal-World Photo
Thom Leonard
Leonard Krishtalka
E Mbelt
Ljworld
Mike Belt
Martha Lubell
Woodruff
The
Kansas Union
KU Hillel Foundation
Call
N.H
Richard Brack
Cody Howard
Howard
Sunflower.com
Ann Gardner
Chuck Woodling
Ewoodling
John Taylor
Jan Biles
Jon Niccum
al Bonner
Dave Toplikar
Chad Lawhorn
Clawhorn
Joe Lewis
Sheriff’s Office
By Michelle Burhenn
Ku's
Ekdahl Dining Commons
Chris Shimanek
Brad Belt
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