All-University Open House and Weekend community events in Lawrence
All University Open House plus multiple Lawrence events listed for weekend and Sunday. Farmers Market on Vermont Street, cohousing site tour on Delaware Street, health immunization walk-in at Maine, community yard sale for Homeless Concerns, Old West Lawrence home tours, Friends of the Public Library book sale, free viewing at the library, Oktoberfest at St John church, and youth lock-in at East Lawrence Center with contact numbers. Fees and tickets apply for some events.
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Kansas University
Lawrence Farmers Market
Vermont Street
10Th
11Th
Delaware Street Commons
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Si Health Department
Maine
First Regular Missionary Baptist Church
Old West Lawrence Fall Homes
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Friends of the Lawrence Public Library
Lawrence Public Library
Animal Outreach of
Kansas
East Lawrence Center
Burglary and multiple police calls mug the week
A Lawrence woman reported a burglary Sunday or Monday after stereo equipment and 100 compact discs were stolen from a car on Crossgate Court. Losses exceed $2,000. The list also notes numerous medical emergencies, a dumpster fire, gas spill, natural gas leak, a vehicle accident, and Humane Society intake of two dogs, a three and a half month old fox hound and a one year old spaniel mix.
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Crossgate Court
Lawrence
Mass
Moundridge Drive
Hawthorne Drive
Lawrence Humane Society
Births in Lawrence and Perry areas this week
Josh and Molly Fraser welcome a girl in Lawrence on Friday. Nora Decker in Lawrence also has a daughter born Thursday. Eugene and Dorene Ross celebrate a Perry birth of a girl on Thursday. Davie and Christine Schneider, Lawrence, report a daughter born Thursday.
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Josh
Molly Fraser
Lawrence
Frine
Nora Decker
Eugene and
Dorene Ross
Perry
Davie and
Christine Schneider
Corrections Policy Notice From The Journal World
The Journal World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors attention. Readers are invited to report errors by calling 785 832 7154 or emailing news ljworld com for prompt review and possible correction.
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Journal-World
Ljworld.com
West Nile virus found in birds around St. Louis area
U S Geological Survey scientists report five dead crows tested positive for West Nile virus near St. Louis. No human cases yet, and Missouri officials will monitor the situation while urging public guidance and reporting of unusual bird deaths to health departments.
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St. Louis
U.S. Geological Survey
National Wildlife Health Center
Madison
Wis
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services
Chicago
Missouri
Howard Poe
Pue
District of
Columbia
Ontario
New York
Parking lot flea market at Perry High School today
Vue Perry Lecompton High School International Club hosts a park ing lot flea market at Perry High School from 10 am to 4 pm with a 55 dollar suggested donation per space and 1 dollar per buyer. Gates open at 9 am for sellers. The club aims to broaden cross cultural understanding and support student international travel.
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Perry-Lecompton High School
International Club
Perry High School
Contact Us Local Newsroom Directory and Tips
Street and phone details for the Lawrence Journal-World staff including City Editor Mike Shields and Managing Editor Richard Brack, plus contact options via phone, email, and the website feedback form. Includes advertising, circulation, and customer service contacts and hours.
Lights On In Capitol After Heating Plant Delay
Kansas Department of Administration says a delay in delivery of equipment left the central heating plant out of service. Workers are asked to leave lights on at night and on weekends to prevent freezing and keep buildings at a reasonable temperature. The memo expects the plant back online next week.
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Kansas Department of Administration
Call Sound Off Line for Community Questions
Instructions to call 832-7297 and listen to a recording before leaving a question. The message directs listeners to use the Sound Off line for community inquiries and outlines the caller’s process.
Street Voices on Bioterrorism Concerns Across Kansas
Quotes from KU student Margaret Perkins- McGuinness social worker Joanne Smelser paraeducator Anastasia Sims and framer Robyn Tackett reveal varied worries about bioterrorism. They call for government action awareness and practical safeguards amid the growing threat perception in society.
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Margaret Perkins- McGuinness
Lawrence
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Datebook
P.O
Ijworld.com
Lon the
Law. Enforcement Report
Douglas County Fire & Medical
Indian Avenue
Naismith Drive
Maine Street
Ohio Street
East 23Rd Street
Haskell Avenue
East 25Th Street
West 23Rd Street
Walnut Street
Maple Street
Eudora
Iowa Street
West Sixth Street
East 24Th Street
Inverness Drive
Sunnyside Avenue
Collage Street
Baldwin
Alvamar Drive
East 25 Terrace
North 950 Road
Anna Drive
Free State
Richard Gwin
Journal-World Photo
Kelsey Mellard
Frank Fantini
Brave the Spotlight
Mellard
Fantini
FSHS
Olathe South
Haskell Stadium
High School International Club
Moore
U.S
Dennis Moore
D-Kan
Wil
NATO
United
Ottawa
Canada
NATO Parliamentary Assembly
United States
House
Franklin County
Kansas Highway Patrol
Call City
Mike Shields
News
Richard Brack
Jworld.com
John Taylor
Bernie Re
Ann Gardner
Chuck Woodling
Jan Biles
Ijworlc.com
Jon Niccum
Mark Fagan
Mfagan
al Bonner
Ljworld
Maria Preston
Mpreston
World.com
Joe Lewis
State Capitol
Michelle Burden
Joanne Smelser
Topeka
Anastasia Sims
Robyn Tackett
Framer
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