Sewer Smell On Sixth Street Clarified By City
Megan Gilliland the city’s communications manager answered questions about a persistent sewage odor between Sixth and Tennessee and between Sixth and Kentucky. The city confirms a sewer line runs along Sixth Street and has crews check and maintain it monthly. Odor lasts about a half hour during cleaning, but line is intact and not in need of repair.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Megan Gilliland
Sixth Street
Question line lists contact details for soundoff
A brief instruction directs readers to call 832 7297 or email soundoff at ljworld com for inquiries or submissions to Sound Off.
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Ljworld.com
Pumpkin patch plans on Massachusetts Street prompt fall visit
Readers on Massachusetts Street weigh whether to visit a pumpkin patch this fall, with community responses guiding the street survey in this local item.
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Student robbed at gunpoint on KU campus swing set
A Kansas University student reported a man with a gun stole her cell phone and iPod near the swing set between Irving Hill Road and Stouffer Place Apartments at about 8 p.m. A police alert was issued at 10:15 p.m. Monday and calls for information were directed to the EU Public Safety Office.
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Irving Hill Road
Stouffer Place
Births in McLouth and Lawrence Boys Born on Monday
Jeff and Nora Layton of McLouth welcomed a boy while Casey A. and Candice S. McCall of Lawrence welcomed a boy, both reported as occurring on Monday.
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McLouth
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Lawrence
Burglary and theft reports cluster in NW Lawrence
Lawrence police logged several weekend burglaries in the NW area near Trail Road Eldridge Street and Eldridge Street again with cars, a home, and a garage burglarized. A cellphone, camera, electronics, and a large TV were stolen. No suspect descriptions were available. In a separate incident a man fleeing domestic battery was found with a stolen handgun in a bookstore bathroom. He was booked on domestic battery theft and obstruction charges. Bond pending.
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Trail Road
Eldridge Street
Haskell Avenue
Ousdahl Road
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Chocolate and Tea at Three aids Lawrence shelter
Guests sample tea coffee and chocolate desserts from local bakers to benefit the Lawrence Community Shelter. proceeds fund programs for homeless people. General admission 25 VIP 50 includes wine seating and exclusive chocolate service. VIP starts 2 pm general 3 pm November 11 at Maceli's 1031 N H. End 5 pm.
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Maceli’s
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Tacha to receive national award for judicial service
Former Kansas University School of Law professor and federal Judge Deanell Tacha will be honored Saturday with the A. Sherman Christensen Award for distinguished leadership. The Lawrence resident and current dean of Pepperdine University School of Law will receive the honor at the U.S. Supreme Court, a prize funded by LexisNexis named after Judge Albert Sherman Christensen.
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United Way hosts Born Learning Trail opening at Deerfield Park
The United Way of Douglas County invites families to a Saturday ceremony from 10:30 a.m. to noon at Deerfield Park west of Princeton Boulevard and Lawrence Avenue. The Born Learning Trail, created with Lawrence Parks and Recreation and Douglas County Community Foundation funding, features 10 interactive learning stations with storytelling music crafts and snacks at the opening.
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Deerfield Park
Princeton Boulevard
Lawrence Avenue
Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department
Douglas County Community Foundation
Flu season forecast for Kansas favors mild activity
TOPEKA AP Kansas health officials expect another mild flu season across the state with lower hospitalization and illness levels than in harsher years. Authorities urge vaccination for all ages and emphasize monitoring for potential upticks in cases during peak months.
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Health and Environment
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Statehouse
Walgreen Co
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Moser
Topeka
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