Lawrence Datebook Busy Tuesday Schedule Includes Health Clinics
Lawrence Datebook lists immunization clinics at Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department and a full day of meetings and events. Highlights include Lawrence City Commission and Douglas County Commission sessions, school board and historical society events, library programs for children and toddlers, and informational meetings by Big Brothers Big Sisters. Several health screenings and community talks are scheduled, with addresses and contact numbers provided.
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Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Douglas County Commission
Lawrence School Board
McDonald Drive
Lawrence Public Library
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of
Douglas County
Eighth St
Lawrence
Tonganoxie Community Historical Society
Anne Mallinson
Nancy Lewis
Knox-Fairchild
Washington St
Tonganoxie
Lawrence- Douglas County Health Department
Babcock Place
Mass
Lawrence City
A.m
E. Eighth St
Martha and Mary's
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lecompton
Lecompton City Hall
Elmore St
Louise Shelley
Law and Society
American University
Jayhawk Room
Kansas Union
Kit Johnson
Schwegler School
Centennial Room
Day of Caring seeks volunteers for multiple community projects
The Roger Hill Volunteer Center coordinates Spring Day of Caring on April 24 pairing groups with local needs such as playground upkeep, landscaping and homebound assistance. Immediate openings exist for Kansas Relays volunteers April 15-17 in Lawrence with T shirts and meals after four hours. Serenata Farms seeks riders volunteers for disability horse riding lessons with orientation April 12. Kansas Chautauqua events June 24-29 need nonprofit concessions volunteers with booth space and optional per-evening fees. Contact details for each opportunity included.
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Roger Hill Volunteer Center
Ridge Court
Room 104
Lawrence
Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Debbie Luman
Serenata Farms
Big Springs
Jennifer
Bonnie
Lawrence Convention and Visitors Bureau
South Park
Debbie White
Lawrence preschool funding and mandates discussed
Julie Boyle of Lawrence public schools explains that East Heights Early Childhood Family Education Center programs are funded by state, federal and community grants, private donations, and the district. She notes that neither preschool nor kindergarten is mandatory in Kansas, while programs serving students with disabilities ages 3 to 21 are federally mandated.
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A. Julie Boyle
Lawrence Public Schools
East Heights
Kansas
Call Sound Off Now Open Line for Questions
Call 832-7297 to leave a question for Sound Off. A recording prompts listeners to share their queries by phone.
City considers critique of Patriot Act while enforcing law
Abby Mills notes a public question on New Hampshire Street about whether the City Commission should pass a resolution condemning the federal Patriot Act yet require city workers to follow the law, highlighting a potential conflict between civil liberties and government duties.
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New Hampshire Street
Local voices debate Patriot Act stance in Lawrence
Topher West a Lawrence barista and Ericka Lathrop a homemaker weigh in on protests and compliance. Melanie Schnebelen a massage therapist argues dissent is patriotic and lawful, while others question compromise and action.
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Melanie Schnebelen
Lawrence
KU game near Final Four met with police presence
Police in downtown Lawrence kept watch after Kansas University’s game against Georgia Tech ended in a loss. Officers stood in front of Buffalo Wild Wings on Massachusetts Street to deter unruly postgame behavior, as downtown remained mostly quiet.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Buffalo Wild Wings
Massachusetts Street
Georgia Tech
Emergency calls logged by Lawrence-Douglas Fire & Medical
Fire department responses include a shorted electrical device at 827 Canterbury Lane at 11:33 p.m. Saturday a fire call canceled at 10:42 p.m. Saturday at 935 N.H. a carbon monoxide incident at 3103 Cottage at p.m. Saturday and a smoke detector malfunction at 940 N.H. The Journal World notes it reports burglaries above $1,000 loss and non-identifies victims while awaiting charges.
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Canterbury Lane
Cottage One
Journal-World
Journal-World invites readers to report significant errors
The Journal-World states it corrects all major errors brought to editors, inviting readers to call 785 832 7154 or email news ljworld com with corrections. The notice emphasizes accountability and accessible contact details for submitting corrections.
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Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Mike Shields
Ljworld
John Taylor
Jworld
Mshields
Ann Gardner
Agardner
Tjworld
Chuck Woodling
Cwoodling
Ijworld
Mindie Paget
Mpaget
Ijworld.com
Jon Niccum
Jniccum
Chad Lawhorn
Clawhorn
Jworld.com
Lawrence Journal World contact and service hours notice
Subscriber service details guarantee in town redelivery the same day with hours listed for weekdays and weekends. Includes misc letters to the editor photo reprints and contact numbers for obituaries editors and department heads, plus local and out of town numbers and staff emails.
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Lawrence
Two Die In Head-On Crash Near Tonganoxie
In the early hours two people died in a head-on collision on U S Highway 24 40 south of Lawrence Douglas County Road 6 near Tonganoxie. Adam M Kosanke 22 of Tongdnoxie was identified as one victim. The other driver died later at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The crash remains under sheriff office investigation. A garage fire at 1204 Conn Lawrence was also reported burning in a detached structure with firefighters extinguishing it by 9 24 p.m. The cause is unknown.
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Tonganoxie
Leavenworth County
Kosanke
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Conn
Lawrence-Douglas
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N.H
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Cody Howard
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World Online
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