Lawrence events calendar shows library programs and meetings
Lawrence dates list immunization clinic at 200 Maine from 8:30 to 11:30 and 1 to 4:30, storytimes at 707 Vt with required registration, a movie matinee for 11 to 18 at 707 Vt, a create a story circle for all ages, Spring Fling for 5 to 12 with Priscilla Howe, a Saturday lock-in for 4th to 8th graders at East Lawrence Center, permaculture study group at Mother Earth Collective, Norma Raye film at Mother Earth Collective, Douglas County Commission meeting at 1100 Mass, Hallmark Symposium by Jan Baker at Spencer Museum, women’s health discussion, Lawrence school board meeting, and Eudora City Council meeting.
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Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Lawrence Public Library
Priscilla Howe
East Lawrence Center
E.15th St
Douglas County Commission
Mass
Jan Baker
Rhode Island School of Design
Hallmark
Helen Foresman
Spencer Museum of Art
Mother Earth Collective
Tenn
Lawrence
McDonald Drive
Eudora
City Hall
Seventh St
Datebook Submissions 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 ljworld.com.
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Datebook
P.O. Box
Lawrence
Ljworld.com
Burglaries and Theft Reported in Lawrence
A man saw a thief exit a garage near Yorkshire Drive at about 3 a.m. Wednesday, with a golf club set valued at $1,000 and a weed trimmer worth $100 missing from an unlocked garage. Also, rocks shattered a door at Linda's Liquor on Iawn Street, with six and 30 packs of beer totaling about $60 taken and $300 damage.
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Yorkshire Drive
Lawrence
Linda’s Liquor
Hospitals report no births at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reported no births on Thursday. The brief notice notes the day’s tally as zero, with no further details or names provided.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Corrections show Mahoney Shaking Tree at Liberty Hall event
The 7 p.m. Wednesday benefit for the Children’s Miracle Network will be held at Liberty Hall 644 Mass. The Scene calendar corrected the time previously listed as incorrect.
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Tim Mahoney
Shaking Tree
Liberty Hall
Mass
Children's Miracle Network
District probes strip searches at Kansas City school
A Kansas City district suspended an elementary teacher and principal amid reports that third graders at Pitcher Elementary were strip searched for missing lunch money. Investigators may interview students as district promises severe discipline if the claims are confirmed.
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Kansas City
Pitcher
Bernard Taylor
Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
Kris Morrow
Double Hung Jury Deadlocks In Edwardsville Murder Case
Johnson County jury fails to reach verdict on Jesse Guardado in the September 4 2001 slaying of Melanie Oliver, a DeSoto woman. Trial set for May 20 as co defendants Alfredo Arambula and Juan Crutchfield also face first degree murder charges. Health festival April 6 at Baker University Collins Center offers free screenings and lipid tests with several exhibitors and a Douglas County grant.
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Clathe
Johnson County
Edwardsville
DeSoto
Jesse Guardado
Guardado
Melanie Oliver
Oliver
Alfredo Arambula
Kansas City
Kan
Juan Crutchfield
Baldwin
Baker University
Collins Center
Baker's
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Douglas County Community Foundation
Kansas University Sets Final Examination Amanda Jay
Amanda Jay of human development and family life will present a final examination titled The effects of a leadership development program on the performance of upper level sales managers in a Fortune 1000 company at 10 a.m. on April 10 in 4070 Dole.
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Kansas University
Amanda Jay
Dole
Cottonwood Inc Lunch Bunch facility tours offered
Cottonwood Inc marks its 30th anniversary by offering Lunch Bunch tours for residents to learn about services for people with developmental disabilities. The next tour is Thursday 12:30 to 1:30 at 2801 W 31st St with reservations via Tracie at 840-1604. participants bring a brown bag lunch, drinks provided.
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Cottonwood Inc
31St St
Tracie
Local staff contacts and hours for the Lawrence Journal-World
The article lists newsroom and editorial contacts including City Editor Mike Shields and News Editor John Taylor with phone numbers and emails. It details offices, staff roles from Sports Editor to Advertising Manager, and circulation customer service hours plus in-town redelivery guarantee.
Sound Off on Rental Property Inspections in Single-Family Zones
Victor Torres reports 1,550 properties registered as of March 8 with 163 inspections completed. Most violations are minor, including missing smoke detectors, GFCIs in kitchens and baths, and improper bedroom egress windows. Owners are notified and given time to correct before reinspection.
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Victor Torres
Final Four picks from local readers on street survey
In a Henry T's street survey, readers name their pre tournament Final Four choices. David Himpel cites Maryland Duke Kansas and Cincinnati while Matt Windle leans Duke OU Kansas Maryland. Mike Metoyer picks Duke Arizona Kansas Georgia. Geoff Aalto lists Duke Kansas Gonzaga Maryland.
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David Himpel
Hallmark
Lawrence
Maryland
Duke
Kansas
Cincinnati
Matt Windle
Lawrence Public Schools
Geoff Aalto
U.S. Marine Corps
San Diego
Gonzaga
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Norma Raye
Lawrence Douglas County
Yale Road
W. 24Th St
Emery Road
Redbud Lane
Kasold Drive
Maine Street
West 31St Street
East 19Th Street
Harvard Road
Bluestein Drive
Florida Street
Maple Street
Lawrence Humane Society
Journal-World
Melissa Lacey
Journal-World Photo
Akito Ojiro
Akito
Hajime Ojiro
Ken Kurata
District
Edwin Birch
Andrea Randolph
Randolph
Crutchfield
N.H
Call City
Mike Shields
News
Richard Brack
Jworld.com
John Taylor
Cody Howard
Howard
Sunflower.com
Ann Gardner
Chuck Woodling
Jan Biles
Jon Niccum
Jniccum
Dave Toplikar
Chad Lawhorn
Clawhorn
al Bonner
Joe Lewis
By Michelle Burhen
Henry T’s
Mike Metoyer
Wichita
Arizona
Georgia
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