Lawrence man robbed near Sixth and Iowa hotel
A 22 year old Lawrence resident reported being attacked and robbed while walking to his hotel near Sixth and Iowa streets. Police said two unidentified men assaulted him at 4 18 a m at the Howard Johnson on West Sixth Street, taking his wallet as a female acquaintance left. The victim had a cut on his arm and declined medical aid. no suspects are identified and the investigation continues.
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Lawrence
Sixth
Iowa
Matt Sarna
Howard Johnson Hotel
Sixth St
Sarna
Lawrence Fall Electronic Recycling Event Details
The city of Lawrence hosts a biannual Electronic Recycling event October 15 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Free State High School parking lot 4700 Overland Drive. Items accepted include computers monitors printers copiers scanners fax machines televisions video and audio equipment cellphones and microwaves. Large appliances and hazardous waste such as fluorescent bulbs are not accepted. A monitor costs 10 dollars and a television 15 dollars. All other electronics are free. The event highlights the importance of removing hazardous components like lead mercury and cadmium from landfills.
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Lawrence
Free State High School
Overland Drive
For Your Ears Only fundraiser at Audio Reader
Audio Reader hosts its ninth annual For Your Ears Only fundraiser September 16 17 at the Douglas County Fairgrounds 2120 Harper Street featuring vinyl records CDs audio gear and other music items Most records cost 1 CDs 3 and audio equipment below market price The sale runs 6 to 9 pm September 16 and 9 am to 2 pm September 17 Advance tickets cost 7 at Audio Reader 1120 W 11th Street 10 on September 16 Admission is free on September 17 with many items cut to half price after noon
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Audio-Reader
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Harper St
W. 11Th St
Lawrence energy tour highlights sustainable homes and costs
Energy use in a LEED styled home runs at a quarter for heating a quarter for lighting and half for cooling with annual cooling costs near seventy dollars and heating around three hundred thirty. The tour showcases six buildings on the Lawrence Sustainability Fair including Kansas University Center for Design Research and a wall of ferns, self tuning windows, rooftop rain garden and electric vehicle charging.
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Ezell
Lawrence
Center For Design Research
Kansas University
West
Douglas County Extension
Eileen Horn
Douglas County
Lawrence Energy Conservation Fair and Tours Highlight Eco Efforts
The 11th annual Lawrence Energy Conservation Fair runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Lawrence Community Building, with free admission. Speakers include Greg Beverlin, Kim Groninger, Russ Rudy, and Larry Kinder, plus two guided Lawrence Sustainable Homes Tour buses leaving at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Tickets cost 10 dollars for adults and 3 for children and qualifying nonprofits and fleets. Transit offers free ridership to boost public transport use.
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Lawrence
W. 1Th St
Greg Beverlin
Kim Groninger
Russ Rudy
Larry Kinder
Lawrence Sustainable Homes
11Th St
Horn
K-10 repaving and rumble strip project starts Monday
Kansas Department of Transportation warns drivers about possible delays on K-10 east of Lawrence as a 4.3 million dollar project to repave lanes install rumble strips and expand shoulders moves ahead. Work runs through Nov 4 with milling repaving and shoulder work while avoiding peak travel times and KU game days.
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Kansas Department of Transportation
Lawrence
KDOT
Hamm Co
Perry
Douglas County
Kim Qualls
Kansas University
Johnson County
Church Street
Eudora
Cainan Shutt
Sam Brownback
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