Lawrence datebook events showcase community happenings
Neal Berg presents 100 Years of Broadway at Lied Center 7 30 p m. KU Community Blood Drive 10 am 4 pm S Recreation Center and 1 pm 7 pm McCollum Hall. West Junior High farmers market 4 6 pm 2700 Harvard Rd. Lawrence Farmers Market 4 6 pm 4931 W Sixth St. Library Fall Book Sale Members Night 5 9 pm 707 Vt. I Can Cope Caring for the Caregiver 5 30 7 30 pm Lawrence Memorial Hospital 325 Maine Diversity in the Judiciary 7 30 pm Dole Institute 2350 Petefish Dr Library storytime 7 pm 707 Vt Contested Will Shakespeare James Shapiro 7 30 pm Alderson Auditorium Kansas Union SHOUT The Mod Musical 7 30 pm Lawrence Community Theatre 1501 NH
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Savealifenow.org
Friends of the Lawrence Public Library
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Maine
Deanell Tacha
U.S. Court of Appeals 10Th Circuit
Dole Institute of Politics
Petefish Dr
Lawrence Public Library
James Shapiro
Columbia University
Alderson Auditorium
Kansas Union
Lawrence Community Theatre
N.H
Perry-Lecompton
U.S. Highway 24
Ferguson Road
Perry
Liberty Hall
Mass
Chris Cardinal
Kansas
Sierra Club
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Oread
Lawrence events lineup showcases fairs, sales and performances
Community career fair and library book sales fill the day with events across Lawrence and nearby towns. Highlights include Public Library Fall Book Sale, EudoraFest, Kansas City Renaissance Festival, Nordic Heritage Festival, and a Punch Brothers concert at the Lied Center. Beneficiary events support GaDuGi Safe Center and Willow Domestic Violence Center.
Public Events Submissions and Calendar Access
Datebook welcomes notices by mail or email at datebook ljworld com and meetings ljworld com for meetings. Information about ongoing groups is listed in the Meetings and Gatherings calendar in Saturdays Journal World. Submissions for that calendar are due by noon Wednesday. A full listing of events is online at LJWorld com events.
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Datebook
P.O. Box
Lawrence
Ljworld.com
World
Deerfield parent contacts school over offered ride incident
A Deerfield School parent reported a motorist offered a ride to her son on Monday. The student refused, informed his parents, and a police officer was notified. Deerfield officials notified parents about the matter.
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Deerfield
Julie Boyle
Lawrence
Tennessee Street
Baldwin City
Births and family notices reported in Lawrence area
La Ken Schmidt and Stephanie Schmidt of Lawrence announce the birth of a girl on Wednesday. Ryan Paget and Mindie Paget with Matthew and Angela Cook of Lawrence announce the birth of a boy on Wednesday. David Taylor Monica Taylor Russ Wilson Kristal Wilson Michael Kennedy and Hannah Westgate of Baldwin City announce the birth of a girl on Wednesday.
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Ken
Stephanie Schmidt
Lawrence
Ryan and
Mindie Paget
Matthew
Angela Cook
David
Monica Taylor
Russ and
Kristal Wilson
Michael A. Kennedy
Hannah C. Westgate
Baldwin City
Correction fixes Carnegie building square footage figures
The Carnegie building at Ninth and Vermont has 10,500 square feet in its existing facility and 13,000 square feet after renovations. The project cost per square foot is reported as $110, stated by Megan Gilliland, the city of Lawrence communications manager.
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Carnegie
Ninth and
Vermont Streets
Megan Gilliland
Lawrence
Private memorial for Gary Roy Racy in Atlanta
Gary Roy Racy 67 of Atlanta died Monday September 13 2010. A private memorial service was held Saturday for Mr Racy father of Robert Racy of Lawrence.
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Gary Roy Racy
Atlanta
Lawrence
Racy
Robert Racy
Frances Irene Senn Rolin obituary in Oskaloosa
Frances Irene Senn Rolin 89 of Ozankie formerly of McLouth died Tuesday September 28 2010 at Huston Senior Living Center in Winchester Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Barnett Chapel Oaks Funeral Home in Oskaloosa Entombment in Spring Grove Cemetery Boyle Survivors include son Marcel C Rolin III daughter Karen Newell sister Lois Homewood nine grandchildren great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren Memorials suggested to Friends of Jefferson County Hospice care of the funeral home.
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Ozankie
McLouth
Barnett-Chapel Oaks
Oskaloosa
Spring Grove
Boyle
Rolin
FW. Huston Senior Living Center
Winchester
Valley Falls
Louis Joseph
Nellie Bly Curtis Senn
Shirley Jean Larsson
Frank Senn
Marcel C. Rolin III
Lakewood
Calif
Karen Newell
Frank
Lois Homewood
Fargo
N.D
Jeanie Lauderbach
Topeka
Jefferson County
P.O
Barnettchapeloaks
Parkinson backs Six in Kansas attorney general race
Governor Mark Parkinson endorses Democrat Steve Six for attorney general, praising his legal career and tenure as Douglas County district judge. Campaign notes contrast with Republican Derek Schmidt, who denounces the endorsement as political Buzz.
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Topeka
Kansas
Mark Parkinson
Steve Six
Parkinson
Six
Kathleen Sebelius
Senate
Derek Schmidt
GOP
Johnson County
Frank Denning
Bill Graves
Schmidt
Independence
Cooper & Secrest
Alexandria
Wilson Grand Communications
Republican Party
Sebelius
Douglas County
Paul Morrison
Morrison
Phill Kline
Carla Stovall
Jack McCoy
New York City
Law & Order
Kansas Bureau of Investigations
Larry Welch
KBI
KBI Is Under the Attorney General’s
Welch
Gavin Young
Attorney General
Young
Kansas Supreme Court vacancy eyed by governor amid brief nominating process
Gov Mark Parkinson plans to interview the three names on the list for the Kansas Supreme Court vacancy created by Chief Justice Robert Davis's Aug 3 retirement. He aims to decide after gathering facts before the Nov 27 legal deadline, with finalists Nancy Caplinger Tom Malone and Merlin Wheeler. VicTORIA: Rick Weigel to reopen Rick's Food Store in Victoria after closing last November, citing community need. He will hire eight workers and reopen Monday, filling a gap as residents previously drove to nearby towns for groceries.
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Topeka
Mark Parkinson
Kansas Supreme Court
Parkinson
Robert Davis
Supreme Court Nominating Commission
State Court of Appeals
Nancy Caplinger
Tom Malone
Lyon County
Merlin Wheeler
Victoria
Kansas
Rick Weigel
Rick
la Crosse
Douglas County weighs tax abatement policy for Berry Plastics
Douglas County officials expect a 10 year property tax abatement request from Berry Plastics for a 600000 square foot warehouse on 60 acres west of the Lecompton turnpike interchange. No formal request has been filed yet, but a policy could influence eligibility, with time running out to secure federal stimulus bonds.
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Douglas County
Berry Plastics
Lawrence
Thomas Fritzel
Lecompton Turnpike
City of Lawrence
Craig Weinaug
Roger Zaleraitis
Jim Flory
Historic Kansas City Museum hides cooling pit for climate control
The Kansas City Museum on Gladstone Boulevard is being retrofitted with modern climate control. A 26 foot deep 30 foot wide underground pit holds a large cooling tower, concealing it from the National Register property. The $10 million city funded project includes concealed ducts and roof/window work to protect artifacts and heat supply.
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Kansas City, Mo
Robert A. Long
Gladstone Boulevard
Kansas City
Christopher Leitch
Todd Sharbone
Kansas City Museum
Gary Marsh
Museum Advisory Board
Scarritt Point
Smith & Boucher Inc
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