Lawrence Datebook Schedule Totals Busy Day Events
Lawrence schedule lists Health Dept immunization and health screenings at 200 Maine and Babcock Place on various morning and afternoon slots. Farmers Market at 10th and Vermont, Big Brothers Big Sisters meetings, infant toddler playgroups, Headqu arters Counseling Center talks, City Commission and County Commission meetings, Anarchist Study Group, and submission details for Datebook.
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Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Farmers Market
10Th
Vermont Streets
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of
Douglas County
Eighth St
Infant-Toddler Coordinating Council
27Th St
Lawrence Public Library
Babcock Place
E. Eighth St
On the Record Law Enforcement Report for Lawrence area
Fire and medical responses include alarm malfunctions at multiple addresses, smoke detector activations, and numerous medical emergencies across Lawrence Baldwin Wellsville and surrounding blocks. Divorces granted list several Lawrence pairs. report notes partial omission of police details and victim anonymity standards.
Journal-World Corrections Policy Notice
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to the editors. Readers may report a mistake by calling 785 832 7154 or emailing news at jworld.com.
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Journal-World
Jworld.com
Mike Shields
News
Ljworld.com
Jazz District Apartments revive 18th and Vine in Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri the historic 18th and Vine Jazz District gains 73 new apartments above shops between the Paseo and Woodland Avenue. Tenants pay market or income based rents, with two bedrooms $430 to $570 monthly, one bedrooms from $376. The Jazz District Redevelopment Corp leads the effort as five new buildings open and three more are rehabilitated.
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Kansas City
18Th and Vine
18Th Street
Paseo
Woodland Avenue
Catherine B. Hill
Jazz District Redevelopment Corp
Hill
Ater
Blue Room
American Jazz Museum
Troy Nash
Nash
Teth Street
Jazz District
al Fleming
Fleming
Kansas City man to face hearing in Lawrence kidnapping case
A Kansas City man, Michael L. Johnson, 34, charged in Douglas County with two counts of kidnapping and related offenses for an alleged Jan 15 2001 Prospect Avenue home invasion. A preliminary hearing is set for 2 p.m. Wednesday. A second suspect, Tim James, 40, Lawrence, faces similar charges and is in Douglas County Jail. Also noted, two KU anthropology students received $750 Mark Kappelman Awards for fieldwork and a KU doctoral student earned the Allan Hanson Excellence in Anthropological Teaching Award.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Michael L. Johnson
Johnson
Douglas County District Court
Prospect Avenue
U.S
Leavenworth
Douglas County
Tim James
Kansas University
Department of Anthropology
Kristine
Kale” Bruner
Cristina Warinner
Overland Park
Mark Kappelman
Kappelman
Bruner
Croatia
Warinner
Belize
Brian Garavalla
Allan Hanson
Hanson
Lecompton Kansas Territory Play Presented by Reenactors
J Howard Duncan's play LecompTon Kansas Territory will be staged by the Lecompton Reenactors at 7 30 p m Thursday in Constitution Hall 319 Elmore St The drama features historical figures Len David Atchison and Clarina J H Nichols with a cast including Matt Powell Tim Rues Brad Woellhof John Golden Charlene Winter Aaron Barnhart Diane Eickhoff John Solbach Jeff Sheets Jacki Williams Larry Purdie Ed Hoover and Leo Barbee The production is free and open to the public.
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LecompTon
Kansas Territory
J. Howard Duncan
Constitution Hall
Elmore St
Duncan
Frederick Douglas
Harriet Beecher Stawe
Len. David Atchison
Contact details for LJ World newsroom and staff directory
The Lakeside Journal lists staff contacts for news sales editorial and circulation with phone numbers and emails. It includes city editor Mike Shields sports editor Chuck Woodling managing editor Richard Brack and various editors plus a classifieds line and redelivery guarantee. It also provides online feedback and website addresses for submissions and ads.
Lawrence bus fares listed on city transit site
The Lawrence Transit Web site states one way bus fare on the T is 50 cents for adults and children 5 and older, 25 cents for seniors 60 plus and people with disabilities or Medicare cards, with children under 5 riding free.
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Lawrence Transit
Lawrencetransit.org
Call Sound Off Line For Public Questions
Readers are invited to call 832-7297 to leave a question for Sound Off. A recording guides the caller to submit inquiries and comments for the local column.
Students Discuss Plans After High School At Memorial Stadium
Michelle Burhen records responses from Memorial Stadium as graduates from local high schools outline their futures. Lawrence plans technical or automotive tech routes, Rebekah Heacock will attend Kansas University to study Slavic languages, Chad Lisher will pursue fire science and EMT at Johnson County Community College, and Sam Lopez aims to move to Oklahoma to attend Oklahoma Wesleyan.
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Rebekah Heacock
FSHS
Lawrence
Kansas University
Chad Lisher
Johnson County Community College
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LAW Enforcement
Lawrence Douglas County
Vt. G
11Th St
Lawrence Ave
Eighth Street
Baldwin
Massachusetts Street
West Ninth Street
Clinton Parkway
U.S. Highway 56
Wellsville
Mississippi Street
Pleasant Street
Peterson Road
James Powell
Corazon Powell
San Mateo
Calif
Michael Ramsey
Robin Ramsey
Topeka
Vartan Vartanian
Lord Foerster
O'Fallon
Philip Robinson
Sarah Robinson
Columbus
Neb
Eric
Muetz
Lorna Muetz
Stephen Wilson
Melissa Wilson
Scott Latessa
Jennifer Latessa
William Stueve
Sitka Stueve
Shawn Jalmer
Michelle Tannen
Marvin Gibbs Jr
Barbara Gibbs
Christopher Tola
Amanda Tola
Young Patriot
Melissa Lacey
Journal-Work
Ben Slimmer
Barker
New Hampshire
27Th Streets
Lawrence-Douglas County Fire & Medical Station
Enliven Old Jazz District
Kansas
N.H
Cody Howard
Howard
Sunflowerbroadband
Ann Gardner
Richard Brack
Chuck Woodling
Ewoodling
Ijworld.com
al Bonner
John Taylor
Jan Biles
Jon Niccum
Dave Toplikar
Chad Lawhorn
Clawhorn
World.com
Joe Lewis
By Michelle Burhen
Memorial Stadium
Sam Lopez
LHS
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Wesleyan
Doug Keyes
Free State High School