Holiday Bazaar and community meetings in Lawrence
A Lawrence event lineup lists a Holiday Bazaar at the Lawrence Community Building with 11th and Vermont, a Daughters of the American Revolution meeting at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, a cohousing project meeting on Delaware Street Commons, an Eagles Auxiliary Craft and Bake Sale on West Sixth Street, an Adopt-a-Pet event at Petco, and a Spencer Library talk on Early Maps of New England at Kansas University with preregistration required. Contacts include 842-0029 842-4913 and 864-8921.
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Lawrence
11Th
Vermont
Daughters of the American Revolution
Betty Washington
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Maine
Delaware Street Commons
Del
Eagles Auxiliary Craft
W. Sixth St
Lawrence Humane Society Inc
Petco
Iowa
New England
Spencer Research Library
Kansas University
Nature Lovers Tree Trimmings Workshop and Meetings
Sunday 1 30 p m nature lovers tree trimmings at KU Natural History Museum all ages preregistration required call 864 4173 plus a series of events in Douglas County including a 3 00 to 5 00 p m genealogical society anniversary at Lawrence Public Library canceled Bert Nash CEO candidate reception Douglas County Commission meeting and parks and recreation classes with youth basketball practices and games city advisory board on university student issues at Haskell Navarre Hall Lawrence Alliance diversity meeting at East Lawrence Center and Lawrence school board session at district service center 10 McDonald Drive details and contacts provided for submission of Datebook items.
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Douglas County Commission
City Advisory Board
Haskell Indian Nations University
Navarre Hall
Lawrence Alliance
Lawrence
East Lawrence Center
15Th St
Joyce Thierer
Emporia State University
Calamity Jane
U.S. Cavalry
Lawrence Public Library
Thierer
Joyce Steiner
Youth Services Department
Douglas County Genealogical Society
Burglaries and thefts reported in Lawrence area
A 24-year-old Lawrence woman reported Thursday that between 5:15 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. 20 items of clothing and bedding were stolen from her residence in the 2300 block, valued at $500. A separate Friday morning crash on Ninth Street sent two to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. four drivers wore seat belts, no citations issued. Emergency calls included multiple medical emergencies and fire/ambulance responses. a rat terrier was brought to Humane Society shelter. The Journal-World notes it does not print all police reports and details victims or arrests unless charged.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Louzelle Smith
Ninth Street
Tennessee
Matthew Walter
Andover
Ninth
Smith
Toni Heacock
Lenexa
Judith Sweets
Walter
Heacock
Sweets
Journal-World
Journal-World Corrects Significant Errors Policy Notice
The Journal-World outlines its policy to correct significant errors brought to editors. Readers are invited to call (785) 832-7154 or email news jworld dot com to report corrections.
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Journal-World
Jworld.com
Mike Shields
News
Ljworld.com
Ten Mexicans arrested on illegal entry charges in Kansas
A group of 10 Mexicans faces federal charges in Kansas City District Court for unlawfully entering the United States and aiding and abetting illegal transportation after a Kansas Turnpike stop near Bonner Springs. The 14 aboard included four children previously smuggled in on Nov 8 and again on Nov 10.
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United States
United States District Court
Kansas City
Kan
Mexico
U.S. Atty
Jackie Williams
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas Turnpike
Bonner Springs
Contact details for the Lawrence Journal-World staff and offices
The contact directory lists the paper’s city editor Mike Shields and editors with direct phone lines and emails, plus street address 609 N.H. for the main office. It includes delivery and subscription numbers, advertising contacts, and hours for weekdays and weekends.
Lawrence Arts Center to offer public classes with scholarships
The director An Evans says the new Lawrence Arts Center will expand class offerings and open to the public with fees that vary. One time Saturday classes cost 11 dollars while multi session adult courses range from 30 to 180 dollars. scholarships are available and application is a simple form. Information will be published in the Journal-World and at public schools.
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Lawrence Junior High
Lawrence Youth Symphony
Central Junior High School
Central
Deborah Woodall
Southwest Junior High School
Lawrence Arts Cent
An Evans
Arts Center
Evans
Journal-World
Street poll on seat belt stops sparks debate
KU student Jennifer Shoreman argues officers should pull over drivers for not wearing seat belts, especially if a child is unbelted. Katie Mitchell calls it petty though legal. Jeff Listerman supports enforcement and urges broader public health actions. Crystal Rocha says cops should pull over only when motorists are at fault.
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Jennifer Shoreman
Lawrence
Jeff Listerman
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