Tennessee Street repaving closes route during rush hour
Public works chief George Williams explains repaving on Tennessee Street wasn’t done at night due to residence disruption in residential areas. Officials say major streets pass through neighborhoods and that nighttime work would cause too much disturbance, despite earlier experiments elsewhere.
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Burglary and assault reports stretch across city blocks
A 22 year old Lawrence woman reported a camcorder theft from her Ver mont residence during a party between 3 a.m. and noon Friday. A separate police report describes a man who pointed what appeared to be a gun at a woman near 23rd Street and Barker Avenue around 8:15 p.m. Saturday, fleeing before questioning. investigators traced a license tag to a 41 year old Harper Street resident who had fled prior to arrest. Condition reports note two men in fair condition at KUMC after separate incidents, a 65 year old and a 22 year old. Firefighters investigated false alarms and reported two refuse fires. Ambulance service logged multiple responses for accidents and medical emergencies with several no-transport cases.
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Births Carolyn and Jerry Johnson Lawrence A Boy Today
A boy was born today to Carolyn and Jerry Johnson of Lawrence. The arrival adds a new member to the Johnson family in the local area.
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Peak Project Freedom renames parent group STOP in Discovery
Peak Project Freedom sponsored by the city and Lawrence public schools renames its parent support committee from PIE to STOP and expands access to junior high parents. A 7 to 8:30 p.m. meeting is set for Wednesday at Plymouth Congregational Church room 209 N. Douglas County Senior Services holds a 3 p.m. Tuesday board meeting at the Lawrence Senior Center open to the public. Mary and Earl Schweppe receive the Mary Murphy Award from Friends of the Lawrence Public Library for long-time volunteer service since 1976, aiding library equipment planning and recruiting members for book sales.
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Street What is the best movie that you've seen recently?
John Wake asks readers to name the best film they've watched lately and to share impressions, inviting diverse picks and brief reasons from a broad audience.
Republican Women to hold public meeting on election effects
The Douglas County Republican Women will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Lawrence Public Library Auditorium at 707 W Burdett Loomis will speak on The Effects of the Election at Both the Local and National Level. Contact Norma Leary at 843-9117 for details.
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Wales Datebook evening events and meetings list
A compact schedule listing Lawrence school board and housing authority meetings 7 p.m. at different venues, a 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. blood drive at First Christian Church, and multiple 6:35 p.m. Douglas County Commission and city events. Also notes a Tonganoxie High School graduation at 8 p.m. and various health screenings and public notices.
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