Black Friday shopping split on Massachusetts Street
Residents weighed in on Black Friday shopping with thrift stores taking the sole interest. The exchange at Massachusetts Street reflects a mix of thrift shopping and retail activity as customers consider bargains.
Garvey couple's daughter born in Eudora on Tuesday
Josh and Jessica Gurney of Eudora announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday. The family names and exact time are not disclosed.
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Josh and
Jessica Gurney
Eudora
Navy Captain Bailey Residence Corrected
A Jour nal-World story on Monday misidentified the city of residence for Navy Captain Sean Bailey, the executive officer of the Gerald R. Ford carrier. Bailey actually lives in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
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Journal-World
Navy
Sean Bailey
Gerald R. Ford
Virginia Beach
DNA testing motions advance in Franklin County homicide case
Franklin County District Judge Thomas H. Sachse ruled motions under seal may be filed and allowed DNA testing on 13 items for a 2014 trial. The prosecution filed a second motion for five items possibly destroyed. Evans plans to object, deadlines set for December 10, with status hearings December 20 and January 16 and a two day preliminary hearing March 11-12.
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Franklin County
Thomas H. Sachse
Sachse
Evans
Victor J. Braden
Stephen Hunting
Franklin County District Court
Housing funds aid for Bert Nash and LD County
Kansas Housing Resources Corp awards 110000 to Bert Nash Community Health Center and Lawrence-Douglas County Housing Authority for a low income housing collaboration. The HOME Tenant Based Rental Assistance program has aided over 312 households with at least one member diagnosed with a mental illness and could help 15 to 20 more families over two years. Police seek information on a champagne or silver pickup that struck cyclist Thomas Anneberg, 22, on 14th Street and fled. Anneberg, treated at Watkins Memorial Health Center, condition not updated. Contact Lawrence Police at 832-7509 or CrimeStoppers at 843-TIPS with tips.
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Kansas Housing Resources Corporation
Bert Nash Community Health Center
Lawrence-Douglas County
Trent McKinley
Lawrence
McKinley
Thomas Anneberg
Ted Bordman
Watkins Memorial Health Center
Kansas University
Watkins
Anneberg
14Th Street
Two Men Jailed After Alcohol Related Incidents at U S 24 Intersection
Two youths were jailed on suspicion of separate alcohol related traffic offenses at the U S 24 and Wellman Road intersection north of Lawrence. Dylan Towne 21 of Tonganoxie was booked and later released on 1000 bond after a one vehicle crash and possible intoxication. Turner Miller 18 of Lawrence was arrested on suspicion of reckless driving fleeing police and driving while intoxicated after a high speed chase and multiple airborne moments at the same intersection. No injuries reported.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Dylan Michael Towne
Towne
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
U.S. Highway 24
Wellman Road
Steve Lewis
Sheriff's Office
Lewis
Highway 24
Perry
Jefferson County
LMH
Ing
Trent McKinley
McKinley
Second
Locust
Kansas River
Sixth Street
Kentucky Street
Eighth
Vermont
Turner Davis Miller
Miller
Kansas excites by winning twice in a week a feat since 2008
The reader notes that Kansas had last achieved back to back wins in basketball and football in the same week in 2008. It recounts November 28 2008 when Kansas beat Coppin State 85 53 at Allen Fieldhouse led by Cole Aldrich and Brady Morningstar and the next day beat Missouri 40 37 at Arrowhead Stadium with Todd Reesing and Kerry Meier connecting on a 26 yard TD.
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Kansas
Coppin State
Allen
Cole Aldrich
Brady Morningstar
Jayhawks
Missouri
Arrowhead Stadium
Todd Reesing
Kerry Meier
Lawrence man held on murder charge after shooting wife
Lawrence police and fire crews arrived at the couple’s West Second Terrace home at 8:45 a.m. after a report of a shooting. Larry Hopkins is jailed on a $150,000 bond following questioning. Authorities allege he shot his wife Margaret Hopkins due to her health issues. neighbors note she suffered arthritis diabetes nerve damage and knee problems. Larry Hopkins has a history of heart problems and a stroke. if convicted he could face life without parole for 25 years.
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Lawrence
West Second Terrace
Hopkins
Douglas County
Margaret Hopkins
Larry Hopkins
Read to Feed program brings live animals to West students
West School teachers and students partner with Heifer International to raise reading motivation by introducing live animals such as alpacas and chickens. Lucinda Crenshaw and paraeducator Vickie Andrews emphasize global awareness, farm experiences, and hands on care while students glimpse the food system and share lighthearted moments like not eating chicken nuggets in front of the chickens.
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Heifer International
Crenshaw
Vickie Andrews
West
Andrews
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