Datebook listings for Lawrence Douglas County area events
Community schedule listing health department immunization clinics and screenings, library programs for babies and toddlers, lectures, meetings, and fundraisers. Includes contact numbers and locations such as 200 Maine, 1700 Mass, 1204 Oread Ave, and Lawrence Public Library at 707 Vt. Event times span morning to evening across Thursday through Saturday with activities from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. and multiple venues including the Ecumenical Christian Ministries and Spencer Museum of Art.
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Lawrence
Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Babcock Place
Mass
Lawrence Public Library
Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Douglas County
Eighth St
University Forum
Diana Carlin
Ku’s
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Oread Ave
Kaw Valley
Older Women's League
Douglas County Commission
Kansas Health Care For
Public
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Arianne Dwyer
EU Anthropology Department
Farmers Market
Vermont Street
Lawrence Public Eran
Emergency calls report from Lawrence fire department
Fire department log lists a gasoline spill at 1846 Mass at 8:22 p.m. Monday a sprinkler activation at 3201 Iowa at 1:05 p.m. Monday a smoke scare at 1632 East Glenn Drive at 7:37 a.m. Monday and a Good Intent report at 3809 Trail Road at 7 a.m. Monday. The Journal World withholds many police details, reporting burglaries only when losses are 1000 dollars or more and avoiding names unless charged, with assaults or battery details disclosed only for major injuries.
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Mass
Iowa
East Glenn Drive
Trail Road
Journal-World
Ottawa births add five new smiles this Monday
Esther Oviedo and Jerry Schoel in Ottawa welcome a girl. Lance and Janet Mullen in Lawrence greet a boy. Jeff and Melissa Sauer in Ottawa celebrate a boy born Monday. Amanda Hazel and Tom Peterson in Lawrence celebrate a boy born Monday.
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Esther Oviedo
Jerry Schoel
Ottawa
Lance
Janet Mullen Lawrence
Jeff
Melissa Sauer
Amanda Hazel
Tom Peterson
Lawrence
Corrections Policy and Contact for Journal World Errors
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors in this space and provides contact methods. Readers may call 785 832 7154 or email news ljworld com to report mistakes.
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Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Journal-World contact and staff directory notice
Local newspaper contact details and staff directory for the Journal World include offices in Lawrence Kansas. It lists subscriber services phone numbers and department contacts for news business sports living entertainment obituaries and advertising along with staff editors and online contacts. The notice serves as a general information page for readers and contributors.
KU to Endow Two Professorships in Religious Studies
Four foundations will fund two endowed professorships at Kansas University in religious studies totaling 2.4 million dollars. The Caldwell-Sabatini Catholic thought chair and the Robert M. Beren modern Jewish studies chair will hire professors to teach multiple courses annually, expanding KU’s coverage of Roman Catholic and Jewish thought and building on recent hires in Japanese Islam and American Indian religion.
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Kansas University
Department of Religious Studies
Gions
Paul Mirecki
Caldwell-Sabatini
Sabatini
Topeka
St. Lawrence
Lawrence
Jack and
Delores Caldwell
Kansas
Frank Sabatini
Robert M. Beren
Guished
Wichita
Hall Family Foundation
Kansas City
Catholic Fund
Jewish Fund
Robert Beren
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Berexco Inc
Lottery funds misperceived as school support say official
Jane Elliott of the Kansas Lottery says revenue is for economic development, not school funding. Some confuse Kansas with Missouri where profits go to schools. Changing allocations or creating new games would be up to the Legislature.
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Jane Elliott
Elliott
Fantasy item wish prompts at Borders Books
Cory Bates a Kansas University junior from St. Louis says he would pick a trip to Paradise Hotel from a TV show when asked what fantasy item he would get during the holiday. The exchange took place at Borders Books Music and Cafe on 700 North Howard.
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Borders Books, Music and Cafe
700
N.H
Cory. Bates
Kansas University
St. Louis
Paradise Hotel
KU Students Describe Dream Island and Car
Jacob Hill, a KU sophomore, imagines his own deserted island with a dock and a small beach house. Allison Martin, a KU senior from Lawrence, envisions a 1996 LT Ford Corvette with red interior.
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Jacob Hill KU
St. Louis
Allison Martin
Lawrence
St. Louis Man Faces Nine Charges in Turnpike Fatal Drunk Driving Crash
Michael Roberts, 34, appeared in Douglas County District Court on nine counts including involuntary manslaughter and aggravated battery for a July 15 2002 wreck on the Kansas Turnpike near the East Lawrence exit that killed 11 year old Donisha Rowan and injured three others. He drove off the road after falling asleep at the wheel. He remains jailed on a 15000 dollar bond with next hearing set after November.
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St. Louis
Douglas County
Michael Roberts
East Lawrence
Roberts
Missouri
Donisha Rowan
Peggy Kittel
Baker University String Festival Showcases City Orchestras
About 100 high school orchestra players gather at Baker University for the fifth annual String Festival beginning at 9 30 a m with ensembles from Topeka Highland Park Olathe East Paseo Academy Lincoln College Prep and Baker. An informal concert closes at 4 45 p m in Rice Auditorium. The Kansas University Peace Corps Office funding is renewed for a third year with the Denver Regional Recruitment Office continuing its efforts and a liaison coordinator Betty Baron. The office is in Room NO of the Barge Union. contact 64 7679 or peacecorps@ku.edu for more information.
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Baker University
Baker
Topeka Highland Park High School
Olathe East High School
Paseo Academy
Lincoln College Prep
Rice Auditorium
Kansas University
Denver
Peace Corps
Betty Baron
Barge Union
Ku.edu
Washburn offers motor development lab for children
Washburn University in Topeka runs a motor development laboratory for children ages 4 to 10 needing help with motor skills. Each child is paired with a student in physical education or early childhood education for sessions after screening. Classes meet Wednesdays 5:30 to 6:20 p.m. through Nov. 19. no fee. Call Susan Miller at 785-231-4010 ext 1463 for details.
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Washburn University Motor Development Laboratory
Topeka
Washburn
Susan Miller
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