On the Street: Farther Biking or Walking Distances
Lawrence residents share distance ideas from three miles to Clinton Lake spillway as the farthest they would travel by bike or on foot to reach a destination in town.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2015
Page
5
Lawrence residents share distance ideas from three miles to Clinton Lake spillway as the farthest they would travel by bike or on foot to reach a destination in town.
A community entry names Wes Kellie Berr Timothy Craven and Brayden Watkins of Ottawa a boy Adam and Maranda Green of Lawrence a girl and David and Sara Riehn of Lawrence a girl It notes The Journal World policy to correct significant errors and provides contact details for corrections via phone or email.
Chad Lawhorn leads online chats with six Lawrence City Commission candidates at ljworld.com this week. Submit questions via ljworld.com/citychat or email with city commission chat in the subject line. Chats run about an hour. full Q A available later at ljworld.com/cityanswers. Schedule lists 10 a m today Bob Shum and noon Friday Stuart Boley.
Installation artist Lynne Yamamoto will lecture at 6 p.m. today in the Spencer Museum of Art Auditorium. The free talk covers her material based installations tied to social and historical contexts. she teaches 3-D design at Smith College and has shown work at venues including the Contemporary Museum in Honolulu and the Louisiana Museum in Denmark.
Jurors and potential jurors are paid ten dollars for the first day of service and twenty dollars per day for each additional day on the same trial according to the Douglas County Court Clerk Office. For questions contact 832 7297 or soundoff at ljworld com.
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