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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2013
Page
4
A street interview on Massachusetts Street asks pedestrians if they regret their tattoos and seeks candid opinions. Residents share quick thoughts on personalization, change over time, and the idea of removing or covering up ink.
Jessica Glenn in Leavenworth discusses her two children with affection, noting she would consider a different choice if starting now. Her remarks reflect parenting experiences and personal preferences in a local community profile.
Wichita officials weigh Trek AEC plan to drill 4000 feet beneath Century II. The proposal promises at least 15 percent royalties but faces opposition from Delano businesses and developers. Some council members supported revenue potential, yet planning commissions paused approval to address concerns. The move could jeopardize a $24 million downtown apartment project.
A series of court notices lists marriages and divorces for residents of Lawrence and nearby areas. Names include Robert Wintle and Ashley Hout. Matthew Johnson and Mallory Hancock. Kelly Holder and Tara Maska. John Jurney and Taylor McLemore. Jerrad Born and Denise Williams. Scott Prokop and Linda Vasquez. Erich Schmidt and Jamie Wemple. Daniel O Hare and Amy Naff. Robert Gandy and Haley Trezise. Philip Levota and Audrey Oestreicher. Larry Castleberry Jr and Laney Johnson. Duone Flowers and Lillian Plymer. plus divorces for Virginia Sipes and Jacob Sipes and Serci Gonzalez and Marcelino Gonzalez.
Corrections state the Fall Arts Guide misreported Lawrence ArtWalk details. The 19th annual event runs open studios Oct 26 and 27 and adds receptions around Lawrence from 5 to 9 30 p.m. Oct 25 and from 6 to 8 p.m. Oct 26.
Hospital officials at Hostal and Lawrence Memorial Hospital announced there were no births recorded on Sunday. The quiet result reflects a weekend with no credited newborns at either facility.
Salina Mayor Barb Shirley will speak at a graduation for the first 10 of an 18 month Circles of the Heartland program. Ruth Broaddus says the cohort will be surrounded by allies who will coach and network to help families reach goals. A second class starts Jan 23 and classes are limited to 12 participants.
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