On the Street: ideal girls night out on Massachusetts St
LJWorld readers share thoughts on the ideal girls night out on Massachusetts Street. The column captures opinions from locals, highlighting preferred venues, activities, and social vibes in a neighborhood nightlife setting.
Kylie Campbell Not Having to Worry and Have Fun
Kylie Campbell, a teacher in Eudora, reflects on a carefree outlook as she embraces a campus event or activity. Her comment echoes a desire for lighthearted experiences and stress-free moments in her daily life.
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Kylie Campbell
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Kansas Athletics defends stadium project funding plan
Associate athletics director Jim Marchiong says Memorial Stadium improvements aim to enhance game day for Jayhawk fans and bolster competition at the highest Division I level. He asserts the multi million dollar effort will be funded by private donations and not draw from academic funding.
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Kansas Athletics
Memorial Stadium
Jayhawk
Question line for public forum contact details
A brief notice provides contact options inviting questions. It states to call 832-7297 or email soundoff at ljworld.com for further information. The item presents a simple public-facing contact instruction without additional context.
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Holladay and Kirby Births in Lawrence
Paul and Kristy Holladay announce the birth of a girl in Lawrence on Wednesday. Tina and Tyler Kirby report a baby girl born in Lawrence on Thursday. Danielle Coleman is listed among birth notices.
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Paul and
Kristy Holladay
Lawrence
Tina and
Tyler Kirby
Danielle Coleman
CEK Insurance
Justin Cordova
Justin
On the Record Un Tae and Law Enforcement Report
There were no incidents to report Thursday according to the law enforcement bulletin.
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Tae
Journal-World Calls Readers to Report Mistakes
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors once alerted by readers. Readers may call 785-832-7154 or email news@ljworld.com to report corrections.
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Ljworld.com
Troy man charged with summer murder
Doniphan County Sheriff Chad Clary says 25-year-old Eric Burge of Troy is charged with second degree murder after a shooting at a rural home during the summer.
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Troy
Kansas
Doniphan County
Chad Clary
Eric Burge
Man dies in Atchison area. suspect held on $500,000 bond
Authorities say 25-year-old Matthew Sellars of Atchison died after a shooting at a home southwest of Troy in early August. Burge faces charges including unlawful discharge of a firearm in an occupied dwelling and hosting a party with minors. Kansas Bureau of Investigation joined the probe. Burge held on $500,000 bond. attorney status unclear.
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Matthew Sellars
Atchison
Burge
Clary
Troy
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
St. Joseph
County eyes stricter permit rules for large crowd events
County commissioners debate tightening rules for permits that draw large crowds. Flory pushes public hearings and clearer limits for operations in residential and agricultural areas. KC Pumpkin Patch move prompted staffing and parking concerns, with a potential moratorium on such permits under consideration.
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Flory
Commission
KC Pumpkin Patch
Johnson County
Kansas Highway 33
Douglas County
Palmyra Township
Jack
KU Faculty Back Guth Rights Amid Leave Review
The Faculty Senate supported faculty rights while avoiding Guth controversy specifics. The executive committee indicated extramural remarks rarely affect fitness for position and the leave acted with appearance of sanction against rules. Guth faced indefinite leave after a Twitter post, with Top KU officials condemning him. over 100 professors urged rights to free speech. some legislators call for firing and threaten KU budget votes.
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Spe
Cific
Guth
Christopher Steadham
Steadham
Navy Yard
Washington, D.C
NRA
National Rifle Association
Kansas Board of Regents
Bernadette Gray-Little
Kansas State
Susan Wagle
R-Wichita
Journal-World Scary Story Contest for Students
The Journal-World invites student writers from elementary to high school to submit a scary story in 500 words or fewer. Begin with I was about to go trick-or-treating when I saw a shadowy figure. Submit via email with name age grade and school by noon Oct 23. subject line Scary Story Contest. Winning entries appear Oct 31. For info contact Kim Callahan at 832-7148.
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Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Kim Callahan
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