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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2015
Page
5
In downtown Lawrence residents debate whether emails of government workers and elected officials should be public records. Bayliss Harsh cites public business as a trigger for openness, while Agamani Sen worries privacy and work impact.
Azizah Alshehri and Abdul Alshehri of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Tuesday. Jordan and Amanda Wright of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Wednesday.
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors and invites readers to report them by calling 832-7154 or emailing news ljworld.com.
Kansas State University Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory can test for a new dog flu strain that has infected over 1,000 dogs in the Midwest since April. Illini, Wisconsin, Indiana, Iowa and Ohio report cases. Kansas has none. Symptoms include coughing fever and runny nose with two to four day onset. some cases progress to pneumonia and death. A vaccine for the old strain exists but may not protect the new one. Lawrence Humane Society began vaccinating dogs in April. contact the lab at 866-512-5650 or visit cde.gov/flu/canine for more.
Lawrence advisory committee renames the Ninth Street corridor project East Ninth Project from Massachusetts Street to Delaware Street. Meetings open to the public resume June 3 at the Lawrence Public Library to discuss the draft work plan and next recommendations.
A series of Friday events in Lawrence with listings across venues. Activities include a 6 a.m. Dog Days workout at Lawrence High School, senior sessions, blood drives, art workshops, farming market outside Cousin's Hardware, and various cultural happenings at Van Go, Ameri can Legion, and downtown galleries and venues.
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