Suspect in computer theft case released from jail
Lawrence man Jerry Hunter Jr aged 30 was freed on his own recognizance after a preliminary hearing was postponed for a second time. Co defendant David Moses 34 remained jailed on a Shawnee County warrant. Police tied the pair to thefts at multiple residences and a 1200 block Ohio burglary.
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David Moses
Douglas County
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Moses
Hunter
Tennessee
Ohio
Rhode Island
City expands registration with Rec-Trac software
Lawrence to install Rec-Trac software enabling sign ups from sites beyond city hall Community Building and Holocom Recreation Center. The $31,948 purchase from Vermont Systems Inc. will manage class enrollments building reservations park spaces maintenance schedules and sales receipts for Eagle Bend Golf Course.
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Lawrence
City Hall
Holocom Recreation Center
Parks and Recreation
Vermont Systems Inc
Eagle Bend
Lawrence commissioners weigh tourism banners and floodplain rules
Lawrence commissioners endorsed up to 12400 for downtown banners promoting Sunflower State Games Big Blue Weekends and Festival of Poinsettias funded by a transient guest tax reserve. They also discussed a 25000 tourism plan consultant 15000 town signs and kiosk centers. Floodplain regs need more study before review.
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Lawrence Chamber
Judy Billings
Lawrence Convention & Visitors Bureau
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Lawrence Home Builders Assn
Ted Boyle
North Lawrence
Perry Street
Mayor proclaims day of prayer in Lawrence amid criticism
Lawrence Mayor Marty Kennedy faced criticism for declaring Thursday a day of prayer while asserting the city as a whole may observe the day. KU law student and a KU chapter of the ACLU member criticized the separation of church and state as the proclamation noted giving thanks to the Lord.
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Lawrence
Marty Kennedy
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Stop Day tour at KU highlights campus history and lore
KU professor John Johnson leads a Stop Day campus tour guiding 10 to 15 participants through architectural highlights and landmarks on Mount Oread. He explains the concept of pausing to reflect on the university and reveals tidbits about owls eagles and other carvings surrounding the Natural History Museum.
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Johnson
Topeka
Oread
Natural History Museum
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14Th Street
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Lafe Woodward
History Museum
Jack Vercoglio
Caroline Sanders
Kansas City
Vercoglio
Yomi
Daniel Chester French
Jimmy Green
Lippincott Hall
Foster care to lease space for 37 children at Osawatomie Hospital
Eastern Kansas foster care provider Kaw Valley Center will lease space at Osawatomie State Mental Hospital to house about 37 children in order to ease crowding in Kansas City group homes. SRS Secretary Chronister said the plan will let Kaw Valley focus on case plans while demand for beds remains high.
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Kansas
Osawatomie State Mental Hospital
Rochelle Chronister
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
State Welfare Agency
SRS
Kaw Valley Center
Douglas
Chronister
Kaw Valley
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