Sunnyside Schoolhouse Keeps Community Ties Alive in Aging Building
The Sunnyside Schoolhouse on Republic Road near Rim Rock Farm is preserved by the Sunny Valley EHU, honoring its 1880s design by John Haskell. Volunteers maintain the space with carpeted floors, heating, AC, and talk of adding plumbing, while fundraising through a yearly craft sale and concession stand. Marilyn Sharkey leads a group of longtime members, aiming to keep the building in its original spirit and accessible to future generations.
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Republic Road
Rim Rock Farm
John Haskell
Kansas
Statehouse
Douglas County
Ber Ehu
Marilyn Sharkey
Organization
Rim Rock
Sharkey
Sunny Valley Ehu
Davis
Doris Nottingham
Sunnyside School
Sunnyside
Sarcoxie Township
EHU
Sunny Valley Extension Homemakers Unit
Diverse Event Lineup for Lawrence Weekend Shows
A packed calendar lists music at The Jackpot The Jazzhaus The Granada and The Gaslight Tavern plus open mics and jams. Also featured are lectures art exhibits and theater across KU Lawrence Arts Center Libery Hall Spencer Museum and Haskell Cultural Center with dates and contact numbers.
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Kirk Rundstrom
PBR
Jackpot Music Hall
Mass
Spanktones
Jazzhaus
N.H. Metal School
Lawrence Alexisonfire
Moneen
N.H
Anathalla
Page
France
Midday Ramblers
N. Second St
Lawrence
Haskell Cultural Center
Indian Ave
Liberty Hall
U.S
Nancy Cott
Harvard University
Pforzheimer Foundation
Schlesinger Library
America
Woodruff Auditorium
Planet Fashion
Libery Hall
Nine Hills One Valley
Ratan Thiyam
Chorus Repertory Theatre
Sled Center
Stewart Drive
City Youth Theater
Lawrence Arts Center
Thornton Wilder
Crafton- Preyer
Murphy Hall
Lawrence Clinton Lake
Clinton Lake
J.C. Steele
Clyde W. Tombaugh
Lindley Hall
Haskell Cultural Center and Museum
Haskell Indian Nations University
Spencer Museum of Art
Miss
Gallery Talk and Opening Receptions Across Lawrence Art Scene
A sweeping list of gallery events in Lawrence features painters James Winn, Justin Marable, and Diane Lawrence with openings at Beauchamp's Gallery, The Collective Art Gallery, Olive Gallery, and more. It lists hours, contact numbers, ongoing exhibits, workshops, and special shows such as The Last Supper by Julie Green and paintings by Paul Hotvedt and Lisa Grossman, plus various venues hosting receptions and classes.
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Robert Ludlow
John Kudlacek
Beauchamp
SW. Huntoon
Diane Lawrence
the Collective Art Gallery
S.W. Huntoon
Lawrence James Winn
Signs of Life Gallery
Justin Marable
Olive Gallery & Art Supply
E. Eighth
Art and Design
Julie Green
Fluid Art
Art & Insight
Quail Crest Place
Libby Schmanke
Paul Hotvedt
Lisa Grossman
Prairie Print Makers
Steen Kjortie
Diane's Artisan Gallery
Satuday
Peet Robison
Lake Lotawana
Dole Institute of Politics
Trade Center
Justin Marabel
Pachamama’s
Eighth
New Hampshire
Phoenix Gallery
Mass
Roy's Gallery
Kasold
Heartland
Sacred Sword Store
Jami Pritts
Siiver Works
Kansas University
Jim Connelly
Ron Hinton
Fred Scott
Southwest and
Susan McCarthy
Susan McCarthy, Oil Pastels, Ongoing. Topiary Tree
Joanie Whiteknight
Starbucks
United Way Center For Human Services
Ridge Court
Unity Art Gallery
Madeline
Safe Halloween treats inspection guidance
Health officials urge parents to inspect treats for tampering and avoid homemade foods. Commercially wrapped items should be checked for unusual appearance or damage, and suspicious-looking sweets discarded. Chocolate with bloom is safe to eat, while avoid giving choking hazards to young children and ensure juice or cider is pasteurized or labeled.
Gene Simmons health scare looms as TV slate unfolds
NBC listings preview a mix of crime drama, history docs, and sports. Robbie Coltrane returns in Cracker A New Terror while The Great Fever traces 1900 yellow fever efforts on American Experience. Gene Simmons Family Jewels teases surgery worries as a pregnancy scare hits the Simmons household. The Naked Archaeologist debuts on History International and Angel Rodriguez follows a teen and counselor. The Vikings host the Patriots in NFL action at 7 30 p m.
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Robbie Coltrane
BBC America
PBS
America
Gene Simmons
A&e
Kisser
History International
Angel Rodriguez
HBO
Vikings
Patriots
ESPN
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McLouth
EHU Group
Dorothy Davis
Jefferson County
Tingham
Terry Rombeck
Nick Krug
Journal-World Photo
Lee McBee
Pat Nichols
The
the Architects
God Project
Last Caress
the Granada
Lawrence Black
Gaslight Tavern
Del
Mike Relm
Zilla
the Bottleneck
Werewolf Pants
Pumpkin Pie Eye
the Replay Lounge
Brody Buster
Harbour Lights
Bob Billings
Billy Spears
Johnny's Tavern
N. Second
Lawrence Lovedrug
Brandston
Myriad
Tombstones
Granada
Poor Miner’s Union
Third
Floyd the Barber
Pachamama’ 'S
Aubrey
Blue Orleans
New Hampshire ‘Street Bistro
Zhaus
Dr. Zhivegas
Cosmopolitics
Fatso's
the Flynns
Iron Guts Kelly
KTP
Pixel Panda
Lawrence Arthur Dodge
Horsefeathers
Cave
N. Third
Limerance
Wakarusa
the Pines
Cavan
Jason Boland
Stragglers
New Monsoon
Martin Fierro
Lawrence Sean Na Na
Republic Tigers
Eighth Street Tap Room
Leavenworth
Xavier Theatre
University of Saint Mary
S. Fourth St. Triny
MISC
Joe Farthing
ARTS
Aaron Marable
Haskell
Haskell Stadium
Abe
Jake
Lawreck University Forum
David Kent
Episcopal
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Oread
Max Boot
Oread Books
Kansas Union
Kansas City Singers
Helzberg
Kansas City Central Library
W. 10Th St
Kansas City
KU Trombone Choir
Swarthout Recital Hall
Uptown
Broadway
Miami City Ballet
Lied Center
Lyric Opera of
Ambroise Thomas
Lyric Theatre
11Th and Central
Lawrence KU
Basehor Alpha Delta Kappa
Basehor-Linwood High School
Lou Jane Temple
Eleanor Sullivan
Laura Bradford
Lawrence Public Library
Raven
James Winn
Topeka
Lawlibrary.org
Joe Sutcliffe
Bill Snead
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Maine
Union Pacific Depot
Milton's Coffee & Wine
Olive Gallery
Oliveart.org
Toni Brou
University Press of Kansas
Westbrooke Circle
van Go Mobile Arts
N.J
Vermont Street
DW. Gates
18Th and
Wakarusa Drive
Watson and Anschutz
Wheatfields
Lynn Metzger
Wildcat
Peterson Road
Wayne Wildcat
Lynn.Metzger
Alexander Odood
Terry Miller
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