Lawrence Datebook today and weekend events listed
Lawrence Datebook lists volunteer party at Lawrence Humane Society East 19th Street and county fairgrounds, cohousing site tour, free State High School merchandise sale, Master Gardeners tour, Marine Safety Extravaganza, high school commencements at Baldwin and Perry-Lecompton, DeSoto and McLouth, house tours, Adopt-A-Pet at Petco, and Datebook submissions details with contact information. Events run Saturday with multiple locations including 23rd and Louisiana, 1208 Del, 1603 Random Road, and 3115 Iowa with varying times from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Resources include tickets, locations, and phone numbers for further details.
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Delaware Street Commons
Del
Free State High School
FSHS
Douglas County
Harper St
Checker’s Food
23Rd
Louisiana
Baker University Stadium
Na.m
Kansas University
Random Road
Lawrence Humane Society
Petco
Iowa
Perry-Lecompton High School
DeSoto High School
On the Record Emergency Calls in Lawrence Douglas County
Lawrence-Douglas County Fire and Medical logs list multiple fire and ambulance responses including false alarms, medical emergencies, and a noninjury vehicle crash from Wednesday and Thursday across several streets and neighborhoods in Lawrence. The Journal-World notes it does not print all police reports and withholds victim names pending charges.
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Lawrence-Douglas
Harper Street
Balmoral Drive
Wakarusa Drive
Connecticut Street
Ousdah Road
West Ninth Street
Mark Blair Court
West 15Th Street
Maine Street
Clinton Parkway
Kentucky Street
Engel Road
St. Andrews Drive
West 26Th Street
West Sixth Street
Rockledge Road
Randall Road
Pine Street
Eudora
Journal-World
Lawrence Births Report Names Three New Babies
Scott and Stacy Stidham of Lawrence welcome a boy born Thursday. Verner L. Newmar IV and Laura M. Rodak of Lawrence announce a girl born Wednesday. Anthony and Susan Raulston of Lawrence welcome a girl born Wednesday.
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Scott
Stacy Stidham
Lawrence
Verner L. Newmar IV
Laura M. Rodak
Anthony
Susan Raulston
Correction: Quote from Women's Transitional Care Services director
A Thursday story on Douglas County domestic violence efforts misquoted Sarah Terwelp, executive director of Women's Transitional Care Services. Her corrected remark reads We are here to keep victims safe and to hold abusers accountable.
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Sarah Terwelp
Women's Transitional Care Services
Douglas County
Terwelp
Lawrence man faces stalking charge in Douglas County
Nick W. Raulston Jr., 28, was arrested on an outstanding warrant and faces one count of stalking a Lawrence woman. He pleaded guilty earlier this year to vandalizing the same woman's vehicle, was sentenced to a year of probation, and posted $1,500 to be released. The incident reportedly occurred Sept. 1, 2000, with charges filed May 10.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Nick W. Raulston Jr
Raulston
Eudora appoints interim superintendent from district principal
The Eudora school board named Marty Kobza, principal of Eudora High School, as interim superintendent after accepting the resignation of first-year leader Dave Winans. Board President Marion Johnson cited a leadership style difference as the reason for the move following Winans' review and reported tensions over staff-cut talk.
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Eudora
Marty Kobza
Kobza
Eudora High School
Dave Winans
Winans
Leavenworth
Marion Johnson
The
Eudora News
Local newspaper contact and staff directory details
A blurred staff listing provides newsroom and department contacts for the Kansas paper. It includes phone numbers for editors such as City Editor Mike Shields and Sports Editor Chuck Woodling, plus sections for News, Features Arts, Mag, Editorial, Online, and Advertising. It also lists circulation hours and redelivery guarantees.
KU's KJHK Claims First Continuous Internet Broadcast
KU student radio KJHK says it was the first to broadcast a continuous live signal over the Internet on December 8, 1994. Manager Gary Hawke cites NAB substantiation and mentions coverage in Rolling Stone and Sports Illustrated. Call for Sound Off with questions.
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Gary Hawke
KJHK
Hawke
National Association of Broadcasters
Rolling Stone
Sports Illustrated Magazine
Teens and Murder Trials Divide Public Opinion
In a street discussion about whether teens who commit murder should be tried as adults, voices diverge. Joshua Richards, KV student, argues teens are children and should be locked away forever. Rebecca Parker, FSHS student, calls for rehabilitation over punishment. Jamie Swartz, KU student, says murder is murder. Celeste Peterson, dairy worker, recalls teens understanding killing is wrong and supports accountability.
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Joshua Richards
Lawrence
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Lied Center
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Lied Foundation Trust
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Lied Performance Fund Board of Governors
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Sandy
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Smartbiker.org
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Remingtons
W. Wanamaker Road
Fshs Booster Club
Chris Heider
Booster Club
Heider
Baldwin
Light Center
Woodson Road
Robin Goff
Healingtouchforanimals.com
Coast Guard
Checker's Food
Lawrence- Douglas County
N.H
Mike Shields
News
Jworld.com
Richard Brack
Brack
Ijworld.com
Ann Gardner
World.com
Chuck Woodling
Jan Biles
Ljworld.com
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Bernie Re
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L Jworld.com
Joe Lewis
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Jamie Swartz
Celeste Peterson
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