Construction barriers in Lawrence Farmers Market area
Sound Off notes cement barricades erected near the Lawrence Farmers Market parking lot due to ongoing construction. For questions call 832-7297 or email soundoff ljworld.com.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2013
Page
4
Sound Off notes cement barricades erected near the Lawrence Farmers Market parking lot due to ongoing construction. For questions call 832-7297 or email soundoff ljworld.com.
Bobby Brinkley entrepreneur of Lawrence cites his father’s bomb shelter as a potential refuge. He notes the shelter’s existence could provide a quick safety option in emergencies. The fragment suggests a local interview on Massachusetts Street with page 3A reference.
The record lists multiple marriage licenses issued by the county district court, detailing pairs with ages and residences in Lawrence and surrounding towns including Prairie Village, Pleasant Hill, Berryton, Baldwin City, Eudora, and other Kansas locales. Several couples from Lawrence appear alongside partners from nearby communities. The document notes that the divorce and bankruptcy reports were unavailable.
A community notice lists newborns by family in Lawrence and nearby Baldwin City. It records multiple births including girls and boys, with parents such as Katie and Mike McCormick and Trenton and Esther Reavis, along with others in Lawrence and surrounding areas.
The article compiles emergency planning guidance from KSReady gov and local health services. It highlights writing a plan with multiple rendezvous points reviewed biannually, plus a three day food and water supply per person. It lists starter items for kits from Bryan and Red Cross, including nonperishable food, water, clothing, medicines, tools, and documents.
Don Gardner led warmups and a 2 mile route as participants gathered near Maceli's and walked through New Hampshire Seventh Massachusetts Streets. Last year the event raised over 10000 dollars and organizers expect a similar total this year for HIV and AIDS testing in Douglas Franklin and Jefferson counties. DCAP provides medications and transport to appointments as staff intern Nikki Wentling assists.
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