Lawrence Datebook highlights for weekend events
Lawrence events this weekend include Farmers Market at 16th and Vermont from 10 am to 4 pm with contact 331 4455, a fall book sale at Lawrence Public Library, and a youth lock-in for grades 4-8 at East Lawrence Center from 7 pm to 11 pm. Also a peace group rally at 1th and Massachusetts and an open Friends meeting at Watkins Museum Sunday.
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16Th
Vermont
Lawrence Public Library
Seventh
Kentucky
Lawrence Coalition For Peace and Justice
Iraq
Massachusetts
East Lawrence Center
E. 15Th St
Perry man reports theft of 1983 Chevrolet Caprice
A 25 year old Perry man told Lawrence Police someone took his 1983 Chevrolet Caprice from the 1000 block of East 23rd Street between 10:30 p.m. Thursday and 1 a.m. Friday. Losses amounted to 2504 dollars, including items inside the car.
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Perry
Lawrence
East 23Rd Street
Lawrence Births and Corrections Notice
Melinda and Delbert Schultz of Lawrence welcomed a girl on Thursday. Jeremy and Angela Jirak of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Thursday. A spelling error in the Friends and Neighbors feature of Friday's Journal-World misnamed Matt Hollingshead. The Roy Williams Late Night photo on Friday’s cover was created by staff photographer Brett Garland.
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Melinda
Delbert Schultz
Lawrence
Jeremy
Angela Jirak
Matt Hollingshead
Journal-World
Roy Williams
Brett Garland
Richard Gwin
Journal-W
Vincent Pigno
Wescoe Hall
Kansas University
Holiday observance closings in Lawrence and area
Most government offices and services in Lawrence stay open for Columbus Day with several exceptions. Douglas County District Court is closed while McLouth and Leavenworth County offices are affected. Banks, the postal service, and some agencies run limited schedules. others operate normally.
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Lawrence
McLouth
Leavenworth
Douglas County District Court
Lawrence Bus Co
Lawrence Transit System
Ty. Haskell Indian Nations University
Postal Service
UPS
Douglas County Farm Service Agency
The
Journal- World
USA Today
Lawrence liquor theft and a court case in Douglas County
A glass door at Spirit Liquor and Party Shop on Lawrence Ave was broken into and an electronic cash register, $50, and two 20 packs of beer were stolen. No arrests. A Lawrence construction worker, Robert R. Goodwin Jr., 30, faces a misdemeanor charge for taking prescription pills from a client’s house after police found him in the woman’s bedroom. He was jailed and charged in Douglas County District Court. The item mentions a $68,094 amount and a 2003 Jaguar in a separate question about Jeopardy winnings.
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Lawrence
Spirit Liquor
Lawrence Ave
Robert R. Goodwin Jr
Sweet Grass Court
John Day Court
Lawrence Palice
Goodwin
Douglas County
Kansas University
Mark Brown
Brown
Peoria
Ariz
Haskell student earns Ford scholarship for Native students
Emalene Miller, a junior at Haskell Indian Nations University, has been awarded Ford Motor Co. Ameri can Indian College Fund Corporate Scholars program scholarship. Miller, a Navajo from Kayenta Arizona, majors in biology and criminal justice and meets the program’s GPA and leadership requirements.
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Emalene Miller
Haskell Indian Nations University
Ford Motor Co
American Indian College Fund
Miller
Kayenta, Ariz
Contact information for The Lawrence Journal-World staff and services
The notice lists contact numbers and emails for city editor Mike Shields and other staff, plus office street address 645 N.H. News. It provides editorial, online, sports, advertising, and circulation contacts, hours, and redelivery guarantees. References to classified ads and web feedback are included.
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Call City
Mike Shields
news@l
Squirrel Nuisance Dismissed by City Attorney Advice
Toni Wheeler, staff attorney, cites Kansas Wildlife and Parks allowing citizen elimination of nuisance squirrels but prohibits firing within city limits. Dept does not trap but rents traps. call 785 273 6740 for details. Pest control firms may also offer elimination services.
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Toni Wheeler
Kansas
Department of Wildlife and Parks
Wildlife and Parks Department
Call Sound Off Line For Viewer Questions
Readers are directed to call the Sound Off hotline at 832-7297 to leave questions. A recording prompts listeners to record their inquiry, indicating an interactive segment for public input and feedback.
Hair donations for wigs raise healing hope on Massachusetts Street
Abby Mills reports residents of Massachusetts Street discuss giving hair to wigs for children with cancer. Cookie Cave, Scott Johnson, Kristin Wood, Libby Walter share past donations, long hair intentions, and personal reasons, noting hair does grow back.
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Scott Johnson
Kansas University
Lawrence
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Friends of Watkins Museum
Watkins Community Museum of History
Mass
Datebook
P.O
Ljworld.com
LAW Enforcement
Leawood
Sixth Street
Lawrence Avenue
Dorothy Mulford
Jill Blanche
Olathe
Paul Fellers
Fellers
Mulford
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Blanche
Joshua L. Walton
KU Med
Ryan D. Galemore
Kansas Highway 10
Eudora
Lawrence Douglas County
Riverfront Road
28Th St
Packer Road
Maine
Raintree Place
U.S Highway 40
Maine Street
Clinton Place
Emery Road
Dearborn Street
Baldwin
Redbud Lane
West 18Th Street
Kasold Drive
West 21St Street
Walnut Street
Clinton Parkway
Vermont Street
East Woodson Avenue
Lecompton
Missouri Street
Lawrence Humane Society
City of
Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department
Douglas County Senior Services
Meals On Wheels
Kansas Universi
Eece
Citizens For Students
Rosy Elmore
Jackie Ferguson
Abe & Jake's Landing
Sixth St
Lawrence School Board
N.H
Richard Brack
John Taylor
Jworld.com
Dave Toplikar
Cody Howard
Howard
Sunflowerbroadband
Ann Gardner
Chuck Woodling
Ewoodling
al Bonner
Jon Niccum
Chad Lawhorn
Clawhorn
World
Joe Lewis
Jlewis
Lworld.com
By Abby Mills
Massachusetts Street
Cookie Cave
Kansas City
Kristin Wood
DeSoto
Libby Walter
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