Lawrence Datebook Today Cancellations and Health Events
A busy Lawrence Datebook lists cancellations and multiple health and community happenings. Scheduled items include hospital board and health screenings at LMH and Babcock Place, flu shots for seniors and those with chronic conditions, children storytime at the library, and university and museum programs. Contact details for registration and submissions are provided.
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Douglas County Commission
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board
LMH
Maine
Babcock Place
Mass
Lawrence Senior Center
Vermont
Lawrence Public Library
Big Brothers and
Big Sisters of
Douglas County
E. Eighth St
University Forum
ECM Center
Dread Ave
Lawrence
Phyllis Tiffany
Watkins Community Museum of History
Hall Center
Kansas University
Baldwin Senior Center
Orchard Lane
Baldwin
Burglaries and thefts report at Food 4 Less detailed
An employee reported theft at Food 4 Less 2525 Iowa between 4 59 p m and 5 05 p m Monday with two cigarette cartons and 37 other items totaling 222 56. Fire and ambulance calls listed with locations and times. Journal World notes it does not print all police reports and cites criteria for reporting crimes or arrests.
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Food 4 Less
Iowa
Journal-World
Hospitals Births In Lawrence And Baldwin Areas
Becky Bartlett and Rick Schultz of Lawrence welcome a boy born Monday. AAA and Jason Bledsoe of Lawrence add a boy. Sherri Pahcaddy and partner welcome a boy from Baldwin. Tenifer M. and Michael G. Ludemann of Overbrook greet a boy born Tuesday.
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Becky Bartlett
Rick Schultz
Lawrence
Jason Bledsoe
Anda
Sherri Pahcaddy
Baldwin
Tenifer M
Michael G. Ludemann
Overbrook
Journal-World Correction Policy Notice
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors and invites readers to report via phone at (785) 832-7154 or by email at news@world.com. The notice emphasizes prompt corrections and reader engagement for accuracy.
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Journal-World
World. Com
KU grant funds infant hearing testing and more
A 54200 grant from the L W and Dolpha Baehr Foundation will aid KU Medical Center in testing infant hearing under six months. The gift to KU Endowment Association supports equipment for infant hearing response testing. The foundation backs KU efforts including Audio-Reader. Also listed are final exam schedules for Richard Baldauf and Warren Lucas, a Health Trip nutrition talk, Stan Herd art lecture in Leawood, and a warning about a fraudulent State Refund Office impostor targeting Kansas residents.
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L.W. and
Dolpha Baehr
Kansas University Medical Center
John Ferraro
Hearing
Paola Foundation
Kansas University Endowment Association
L. W
Baehr Foundation
Lawrence Path Coalition
Douglas County
Citations to be issued in hit and run accident
Tonganoxie Police Chief Ben Carpenter said citations for driving under the influence would be issued to a man who wrecked his car Monday night and injured a female passenger. The crash at 202 Grace sent Brandi Sturtridge to Providence Medical Center. she was later released. The second passenger, Christopher Todd, was located later with no citations. Separately, Lawrence High School student faces investigation after police found 12 brownies containing suspected marijuana and related cash, with materials sent to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.
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Tonganoxie
Ben Carpenter
Grace
William Folsom
Brandi Sturtridge
Providence Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Christopher Todd
Lawrence
M.T. Brown
Brown
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Firefighter hires approved to grow Wakarusa station
Wakarusa Township trustees approved hiring an additional firefighter and set a pay schedule. The force will include three paid firefighters and the chief. New hires start at 22000 a year with merit increases at each anniversary. The board filed paperwork with the Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission to open the new station near the KPL Lawrence Energy Center by spring.
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Wakarusa
Steve Sublett
Sublett
KPL
Lawrence Energy Center
Lawrence-Douglas County
Contact details for the Lawrence Journal-World staff and services
A local newspaper lists newsroom and editorial contacts including City Editor Mike Shields and Managing Editor Richard Brack, with phone numbers and emails. It covers web feedback options, sports arts and business editors, advertising contacts, subscriptions, billing, and delivery hours.
Plans for traffic lights at Clinton Parkway Crossgate intersection
City Manager Mike Wildgen says traffic signals are to be completed in 2001 as part of Inverness Park Addition. He also states Sallie Mae did not receive tax incentives or industrial revenue bonds to attract it to Lawrence, as it did not qualify under the constitutional amendment. For Sound Off, call 832-7297.
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Clinton Parkway
Crossgate Drive
Mike Wildgen
Inverness Park
Sallie Mae
Lawrence
Street poll on electoral stalemate sparks varied views
Levi Chronister reports reactions from Ron Stegall James Hicks Amber Walker and Ric Robins on the electoral stalemate in the United States. Respondents offer concerns about legitimacy before inauguration and political perception.
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