City to paint new lanes after school lets out in May
Traffic engineer David Woosley reports lane painting begins after school lets out in May.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2012
Page
5
Traffic engineer David Woosley reports lane painting begins after school lets out in May.
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Readers in Massachusetts and Kansas weigh in on pink slime in ground beef. Patrick Barry, a restaurant worker in Kansas City, says avoid it but finds it unavoidable in supermarkets. he favors local butchers who grind meat on site. Frank Merrick, manager of a Tonganoxie business, finds the term unpleasant and would not want to eat it.
Lawrence police arrested Aaron Coates and Melanie Brooks in connection with a March 5 robbery at Days Inn, alleging knife point theft of about 1500 dollars and items. Both suspects face aggravated robbery charges with bonds set at 70000 dollars. Brooks due in court Wednesday and Coates Thursday.
William D. Glover Jr. was arrested around 3 a.m. Friday on aggravated battery aggravated assault and criminal restraint charges after a verbal argument turned physical in the 2500 block of Redbud Drive. The female victim was injured, choked, allegedly restrained from leaving, and taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Bond set at $8,000. no contact order issued. Next hearing Monday. Lawrence Memorial Hospital received $432,000 this week through the Kansas Medicaid Electronic Health Records Incentive program as part of a $10 million Kansas total to 23 hospitals for promoting health IT adoption and care coordination. KDHE and CMS noted the program aims to connect providers to patient data at the point of care.
A 22 year old Lawrence man reported a burglary of jewelry and other property worth more than 1700 dollars, occurring between 7 p.m. Tuesday and 11 30 p.m. Wednesday in the 2400 block of Ousdahl Road. Victims include a 26 year old woman and a 20 year old man. Births: a boy to Dennis and Alissa Thurman, a girl to Tyrone and Maya Rayton, and a boy to Aaron and Kristin Huerter, all of Lawrence.
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