Lawrence Datebook listings brighten Lawrence day
A busy schedule across Lawrence features events from 8 am compost giveaway at the city compost facility to a 10 am seminar on hearing loss at the public library. Highlights include an information meeting for Big Brothers Big Sisters, a forum on KU parking, a lecture by Serge Fauchereau, and several community meetings.
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City of
University ‘Forum
Barbara Ballard
Bill Carswell
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Oread Ave
Kansas University
Alderson Auditorium
Kansas Union
Lawrence- Douglas County Health Department
Holcom Recreational Center
27Th St
Bart Dean
Laura Herlihy
KU Museum of Anthropology
Lawrence Public Library
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Reported Near Lawrence
Several injuries and incidents reported in the Lawrence area include a head on crash on Kansas Highway 10 west of Eudora injuring Joshua Walton and a November 6 crossing collision involving Janis Curtis. A two car crash east of Lawrence at East 1675 Road left Marjorie Gillihan and Norman Thiessen injured and to be treated at area hospitals. Police logs also note burglaries, thefts, and a bar fight, with the Journal-World omitting routine reports and not naming victims unless charged or convicted.
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Joshua J. Walton
KU Med
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Highway 10
Eudora
Janis K. Curtis
Topeka
Seventh Street
New Hampshire Street
Lawrence
East 1675
Marjorie Gillihan
Kansas Highway Patrol
Norman L. Thiessen
Gillihan
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas City, Mo
West 24Th Street
West 27Th Place
Winterbrook Drive
Cactus Jones
Frontier Road
Journal-World
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Reports No Births Tuesday
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reported no births on Tuesday. The notice documents a quiet day at the facility with no newborns recorded for the date in question.
Journal-World Corrects Errors Policy Expands Contact Details
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors and invites readers to report them. It provides a phone number (785) 832 7154 and an email address at ijworld.com for submissions or corrections.
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Datebook
P.O
Lawrence
Ijworld.com
Journal-World
Local newspaper staff and contact numbers list
A dense contact directory for the Journal World including subscription and billing phone numbers, delivery guarantees, newsroom tips contacts, city editor Mike Shields, editors, and department lines. Names include Richard Brack John Taylor Ann Gardner Chuck Woodling Mindie Paget Jon Niccum Chad Lawhorn Cody Howard and others with phone extensions and emails.
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Richard Brack
Ljworld
John Taylor
Jworld
Mike Shields
Mshields
Ann Gardner
Gardner
Chuck Woodling
Jworld.com
Mindie Paget
Jon Niccum
Jniccum
Chad Lawhorn
Clawhorn
Cody Howard
Howard
Sunflowerbroadband
Teacher condemns portables at Southwest Junior High
Tim Carpenter reports on a public forum where teacher Diane McGee criticizes portable classrooms at Southwest Junior High School as jeopardizing student learning. Board President Morgan notes some portables may be replaced while prioritizing junior highs, with the district pursuing a 20 year facilities plan and bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane McGee
Southwest Junior High School
Southwest
McGee
Lawrence
Scott Morgan
Inverness Drive
Deb Passig
Quail Run
Lawrence School Board
West Junior High School
Harvard Road
Why Kindergarten Textbook Rental Fee Matters
Sound Off explains the textbook rental fund as a district wide pool funded by all students. It argues per student charges would be costly for families and notes secondary costs can reach 300 to 700 dollars per semester. Since kindergartners benefit as they advance, the program aids students through 12th grade. Call 832-7297 to leave a question.
On the Street: KU students weigh 9 11 memorial plans
Abby Mills surveys Kansas Union passersby on how to incorporate World Trade Center beams into a memorial. Kim Nolan suggests outdoor display as a lawn ornament. David Beast proposes forming numbers from the beams. Ben Lester envisions a bent beam sculpture with an eagle. Duane Buscher proposes using beams as goalposts at Memorial Stadium.
Teen faces Friday hearing on involuntary manslaughter
Ashleigh N Juola, 17, Lawrence, is to appear at 1:30 p.m. Friday in Douglas County District Court before Judge Jack Murphy to decide if she will be tried as an adult for involuntary manslaughter in the death of Heather Coulter, 24. Juola remains under house arrest and also faces an existing adult charge of driving under the influence. The hearing was continued to allow both sides more time to prepare.
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Douglas County District Court
Ashleigh N. Juola
Lawrence
Jack Murphy
Juola
Heather Coulter
Coulter
Iowa Street
19Th Street
Douglas County District Attorney's
Dillons Offers Flu Shots At Local Store Ordinance
Pharmacists at the Dillons on Sixth Street and Wakarusa will administer flu shots from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. today with other Sixth Street locations offering drop-in or appointment options. About fifty Dillons pharmacists statewide have received training to provide the service. The shots are free for Medicare recipients and cost 18 dollars for non Medicare customers.
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Dillons
Sixth
Wakarusa
Sixth Street
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Douglas County Commission
Mass
Aimee's Coffee House
Serge Fauchereau
Spencer Museum of Art
Brook Creek
East Lawrence Recreation Center
E. 15Th St
Wakarusa Township Board
W. 31St St
Douglas County
Amateur Radio Club
Jayhawk Blvd
Laura Ave
W. 19Th St
Brook St
Clinton Parkway
LAW Enforcement
Riverfront Plaza
Journal-Worlp
N.H
Ljworld.com
Nation/World news
al Bonner
Ijworld
Joe Lewis
Tim Carpenter
Tcarpenter
6News
DLR Group
East Heights
Centennial
Riverside
Passig
Vicki Scott
By Abby Mills
Kim Nolan
David Beast
Ben Lester
Washburn University
Duane Buscher
Memorial Stadium
Arase
Spring Hill
Wendell Pearcy
U.S. Highway 56
East 700
Terry Henry
Baldwin
1500
Larry
Janet Schaake
Richard Gwin
Journal-World Photo
Dennis White
Union Pacific Railroad
North Lawrence
Quick’s Bar-B-Q
the Family & Crew of
Quick’s
Bar
Jerry Coatney
Bankers Life and
Chicago, IL
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