Lawrence Datebook Today Listings Cancelled and Events Noted
Saturday Nites Main Event youth lock in canceled. Lawrence Farmers Market on Vermont Street runs 6:30 a.m. to noon. A dog wash at Petco 3115 Iowa from noon to 4 p.m. benefits Lawrence Humane Society. Monday hours show Douglas County Senior Services closed. Kaw Valley Living Wage Alliance Labor Day event with ice cream social at South Park bandstand 11th and Massachusetts.
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Burglary and theft report raid at 2401 W 25th St storage locker
A Lawrence man reported August thefts at an apartment storage locker including a portable hunting blind 50 duck decoys and 90 rounds of ammunition with losses totaling 1560. Other items include a firearm or hunting gear. Police logged the incident as a burglary with notable property loss.
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Lawrence
Lawrence births announce four local newborns and more
Jessica Hand and Brian Smith in Lawrence welcome a boy on Thursday. Robert and Heather Johnson of Lawrence greet a boy on Thursday. Eugene Sims and Claudia Sims of Lawrence have a girl Friday. Shane Smith and Kathy Smith of Lawrence welcome a girl Thursday. Tamland Willhite and partner in Valley Falls welcome a boy Friday.
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Jessica Hand
Brian Smith
Lawrence
Robert
Heather Johnson
Janes
Eugene
Claudia Sims
Shane
Kathy Smith
Tamland Alvin Willhite
Valley Falls
Jury acquits former student in school plot attack case
HOLTON AP A jury acquitted Jason L. Moss 17 of conspiracy to commit aggravated arson and two criminal threat counts in a case tied to a plan to bomb a northeast Kansas high school. Trials of two co-defendants concluded with one conviction and another acquitted.
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Athena Andaya
Carla Stovall
Moss
Don Hoffman
Hoffman
Andaya
Richard Bradley Jr
James Lopez
Outages Hit Baldwin Residents. KU, CHIP Programs Noted
About 900 Baldwin utility customers faced a Friday outage when an overcurrent from the KCPL supply line tripped a substation regulator. A prior Sunday outage affected roughly 1,000 homes. Lawrence Memorial Hospital offers cholesterol screenings for $5, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesday. KU Hallmark Symposium lectures begin Sept 10 at the Spencer Museum of Art. all talks are free. Douglas County residents may be surveyed on second-hand smoke as CHIP plans a tobacco prevention strategy.
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Educa
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Research Center
Community Health Improvement Project
Lawrence-Douglas County
Teka Local Newsroom Contact Information
The notice lists newsroom staff names with phone numbers and emails for Teka Local including City Editor Mike Shields and News Editor John Taylor, plus managing editors and various department contacts, along with circulation and delivery hotlines and hours. It provides website feedback and classifieds contact information.
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Weather note confuses Stanly with Stanley Idaho
The reader recalls Stanly Idaho for cold snaps but finds no such town. Stanley Idaho exists sixty miles north of Ketchum in the Sawtooth Mountains with about 69 residents per the Stanley Chamber of Commerce. A chamber staffer says no Stanly spelling town is known.
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Call Sound Off line for reader questions
Readers are invited to call a dedicated line at 832 7297 to leave a question for Sound Off. A recorded prompt instructs callers to leave their inquiries after the tone.
Consequences debated for 14 year old in Little League World Series
On the Street readers discuss penalties for the 14 year old who played in the Little League World Series. Olie Bowden favors barring him from baseball for a year. David Seymour says punish the entire team. Sarah Crawford-Parker praises the team’s achievement and urges balance. Jill Wessely notes the harm of parental pressure and calls for a positive focus on the game.
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