Lawrence datebook announces various events and meetings
A dense list of local activities includes sorority and fraternity Halloween parties for charity at the Alpha Gamma Delta house and Theta Chi, poetry readings at Borders with five featured poets, and public readings. There are government meetings at the county courthouse and North Lawrence, plus school committee sessions, library storytimes, Hispanic population talk by Richard Gutierrez of Independence Inc, a Farmers Market event with Kids in Costume, Big Brothers Big Sisters informational meeting, and infant toddler council play group. Trick-or-treat hours and porch light guidance are noted for homeowners.
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Theta Chi
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of
Lawrence
Alpha Gamma Delta House
Stewart Ave
Borders
City Hall
Sixth
Massachusetts
Lawrence Public Library
Nam
Richard Gutierrez
Independence Inc
Farmers Market
Vermont Street
Big Brothers and
Douglas County
Eighth St
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Sigma Nu
Infant-Toddler Coordinating Council
27Th St
Lawrence Datebook agenda for weekly city events schedule
Wednesday through Sunday community calendar lists city commission updates health screenings storytelling sessions aging discussions zoning hearings and planning meetings at Lawrence venues plus library programs farmers market foster parent trainings and public memorial.
Lawrence shooting follows bar fight in downtown
Lawrence Police investigate a Saturday morning shooting at an East 23rd Street apartment leaving a 33 year old woman with a arm wound and a 28 year old man with a abdomen wound. Victims transported to Lawrence Memorial Hospital with condition not released. A suspect was detained but no arrest made. Information sent to the District Attorney for review.
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Lawrence
East 23Rd Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Haskell
Douglas County Sheriff's Deputies
Kansas Highway 10
Douglas County District Attorney's Office
Burglary at Smoker Friendly Reports Loss Over $1000
An employee reported a break in at Smoker Friendly at 3010 Iowa between 5 p.m. Thursday and 8:41 a.m. Friday. Front door glass was shattered and six cans of Zippo lighter fluid plus other items were taken, totaling 1021.61 dollars.
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Smoker Friendly
Iowa
Lawrence Births Prompt Friday Babies Named
Sarah and Jason Spray report a boy born Friday in Lawrence. Carolyn Newell-Robbins and Terry Robbins welcomed a boy Friday in Lawrence. Steve Austin and Monica Garcia welcomed a boy Friday in Lawrence. Rebecca and Eric Mardis announced a boy Friday in Lawrence.
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Sarah
Jason Spray
Lawrence
Carolyn Newell-Robbins
Terry Robbins
Steve Austin
Monica Garcia
Rebecca
Eric Mardis
County to vote on courthouse and law enforcement renovations
Douglas County Commission will discuss a 4.3 million plan to expand the Judicial and Law Enforcement Center by 21,000 square feet and renovate the courthouse on 10th and Massachusetts streets. The project is funded by a 1-cent sales tax with Lawrence contributing 207,000 for police department improvements. bids may be sought Monday.
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Uth
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Craig Weinang
Community Corrections Department
Court Services Department
Contact information for the Lawrence Journal World staff and services
A dense contact sheet lists City Editor Mike Shields and Managing Editor Richard Brack with phone numbers, emails, and a feedback form URL. It also provides editors for Editorial Pages, Sports, Features Arts, Retail Ads, News, Web, and Business. plus delivery, subscriptions, billing, and classifieds contacts, hours, and late paper line.
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News
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Blocking the Mailbox Sparks Delivery Rules
A neighbor’s car blocking a mailbox leads to notices urging a clear approach. If blocking is frequent, the homeowner is asked to move the vehicle. In parking trouble areas, a neighborhood box unit may serve multiple customers. For details contact Bill Lawrence or Ron McKay at local post stations.
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Lawrence
Bill Reynolds
Bill Lawrence
Ron McKay
Jayhawk
What issue matters most in the presidential election
In a street poll, Debra Hannah cites economy and taxes as key, Gary Comet stresses accessible health care, Ned notes abortion and education, Brian Gentry highlights Social Security, reflecting varied voter concerns.
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Debra Hannah
Olathe
Gary Comet
Omaha
Ned
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