Lawrence Datebook calendar of events in Lawrence Kansas
A dense listing of events across Friday Saturday and Sunday including health department immunization clinics at 200 Maine. a brown bag discussion on Summer Institutes in Morocco and Northern Nigeria at the Kansas Union. art lectures at Spencer Museum. a naturalization ceremony at Dole Institute. Ebola and Marburg virus research lecture. convocation at Budig Hall. gender equality seminar at 1204 Oread Ave. Farmers Market. public library programs. Rededication of the American Air Museum in Britain. and other community activities with locations and contact numbers. Also notes Friday health clinic hours, storytime, ultraproject telescope talk. Monarch Watch tagging. Habitat for Humanity nail-driving celebration. homebuyer workshop. Vietnam exhibit. peace vigil. writers workshop. youth lock-in. pancake feeds. and veterans reunion details. Contact Datebook for submission and email address.
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Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Morocco
Nigeria
Kansas Union
Spencer Museum of Art
White Gallery
U.S
Dole Institute of Politics
Mexico
A. Townsend Peterson
Haworth Hall
Budig Hall
Japan
Chuck Weathers
Osaka City University
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Oread Ave
Farmers Market
Vermont Street
Lawrence Public Library
American Air Museum
Britain
G. Baley Price
Monarch
Baker Wetlands
31St Street
Louisiana Street
Haskell Avenue
Lawrence Habitat For Humanity
Atherton Court
United Way Center
Ridge Court
Vietnam
Watkins Community Museum of History
Mass
Lawrence Coalition For Peace and Justice
Massachusetts
Caryn Goldberg
East Lawrence Center
15Th St
Burglary and theft reported in West Sixth Street area
A 47-year-old Copeland woman reported her 1997 Chevrolet Malibu and about 1300 dollars in clothing and stereo equipment stolen from the 3300 block of West Sixth Street between 12 30 a.m. and 6 49 a.m. The total loss was about 5905 dollars, police said.
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Copeland
West Sixth Street
Hospitals Births From Wednesday Report
Joel and Jane Juelsgaard of Lawrence welcome a boy, Mike and Jenna Strickler of Nortonville announce a girl, and Jason and Stacee Kersley of Lawrence welcome a girl on Wednesday. Andrew Burkitt and Erica Hicks are listed as expecting news.
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Joel and
Jane Juelsgaard
Lawrence
Mike
Jenna Strickler
Nortonville
Jason and
Stacee Kersley
Andrew Burkitt
Erica Hicks
Journal-World notes policy to correct significant errors
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors, inviting readers to call or email with corrections and contact information for the newsroom. The message provides a phone number and email address for submitting corrections and inquiries.
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Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Journal-World contact and staff directory for Lawrence area
This item lists subscription numbers and newsroom contacts for the Journal-World. It provides hours for redelivery and subscriber service and names editors and department heads with phone lines and emails for city news sports business living arts entertainment and classifieds. It also notes external partners and advertising staff.
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John Taylor
taylor@I
World
Mike Shields
Mshields
Ann Gardner
Agardner
Ljworld
Chuck Woodling
Ewoodling
Mindle Paget
Mpaget
Iworld.com
Jon Niccum
Jniccum
Ljworld.com
Chad Lawhorn
Clawhorn
Jworld.com
Wichita officials study higher suspensions among Black students
Hope Street Youth Development led a forum at Brotherhood Presbyterian Church as Wichita school leaders review why Black students, though under 24 percent of enrollment, account for 46 percent of suspensions. White students are 50 percent of enrollment and 34 percent of suspensions. The group urges in school suspensions and student input. Deputy Supt Mark Evans vowed a December update on suspensions and test score links.
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Wichita
State Department of Education
Hope Street Youth Development
Brotherhood Presbyterian Church
Tijuana Hardwell
Kyle Ellison
Makayla Kayhill
Austin Green
Dis
Ellison
Supt
Mark Evans
Michael Kinard
Evans
Sunflower Broadband explains HBO channel listings and guides
Sunflower Broadband general manager Patrick Knorr says most digital customers use an interactive guide listing all channels, making channel 20 listings for HBO unnecessary. A few analog customers still receive HBO on channel 29, with identical listings to digital HBO on channel 400. If you have a Sound Off question, call 832-7297.
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TV Guide
Sunflower Broadband
Patrick Knorr
HBO
On the Street on the Street by Abby Mills
Abby Mills presents a concise street scene column titled On the Street detailing urban observations, brief encounters, and daily life texture. The piece captures local character, storefronts, and sidewalk chatter in a vivid, period-tinged voice.
Countywide tax discussion in Lawrence area voices
Alison Ogden of Talbots and Rebecca Bailey of Kansas University urge a countywide tax for fairness. Paul Wallen backs a county approach to fund education. Ray Finch notes growth and countywide support due to commuters from Baldwin and Eudora.
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Alison Ogden
Talbot's
Lawrence
Rebecca Bailey
Kansas University
Paul Wallen
Ray Finch
Baldwin
Eudora
Laws, Trials, and Protests In Lawrence Briefs
Closing arguments begin today in the Lawrence shooting trial of Antonio Floyd 20 charged with attempted first degree murder sexual battery aggravated intimidation of a witness and aggravated burglary over the Nov 5 2002 incident on Haskell Avenue Prosecutors rebutted with a PCP memory effect witness Floyd defense claims he was under PCP and marijuana influence Nine protesters faced five misdemeanor counts at municipal court for a July Dole Institute protest with many supporters present Names ages and cities listed and court date set for Nov 6 plus a Wichita man Joshua Olga 27 charged with second degree murder in the beating death of his father Peter Olga 72 and two counts of misdemeanor child endangerment involving his children who are in police custody. Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Lawrence
East Lawrence
Antonio Floyd
Haskell Avenue
Floyd
Lawrence Holidome
Dole Institute of Politics
Randy McGrath
David J. Strano
Grant W. Hays
Tyler B. Harrison
Pittsburg
Jeffrey A. Milner
Dana N. Mundy
Topeka
Vanessa B. Hays
Dawn N. Rewolinski
Denver
James A. Calway
Leavenworth
Eric T. Stuit
Wichita
Joshua Olga
Peter Olga
Nelson Mosley
Free program on child safety in Topeka and wildflower society events
ARE YOU AFRAID and the Douglas County Safe Kids Coalition offer a free Making Your Home Child Safe program from 7 to 8 p.m. today with tips to prevent common home accidents for parents and caregivers. advance registration requested via LMH ConnectCare at 749 5800. In Topeka, the 25th Kansas Wildflower Society annual meeting runs Friday and Saturday with a wildflower excursion at Grant Bradbury Park, a talk by Lorna Harder at Washburn, a Kansas Native Plants session by Larry Vickerman, and a plant tour in Topeka, all free and open to the public. details at www.cs.hession.edu/kws.
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Douglas County
Safe Kids Coalition
LMH
ConnectCare
The
Kansas Wildflower Society
Topeka
Grant Bradbury Park
South Topeka
Lorna Harder
Hesston College
Washburn University Union
Stoffer Science Hall
Washburn
Kansas
Larry Vickerman
Colorado State University Cooperative Extension
Cs.hession.edu
Kws
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Sunflowerbroadband
World Online
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Wichita Group
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