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Photos for November 8, 2010
The Meatballs at the Kaw Valley Soccer League, fall 2010.
George Woodyard
Henry B. "Hank" Humphrey
Louise Krug
Nikki Overfelt had an ambitious idea for her 29th birthday cake: A Roaring Twenties chocolate birthday cake. The result is this flapper cake, complete with edible cloche hat and pearls.
There are a variety of different oils that can be used for cooking in addition to olive oil. These are different kinds from the Merc.
Westbound traffic entering Kansas Highway 10 from Iowa Street Monday, Nov. 8, 2010 near the bridge for the South Lawrence Trafficway proposed extension.
Traffic enters and exits the eastern end of the South Lawrence Trafficway near what is approximately 35th and Iowa Street. A federal judge upheld the Federal Highway Administration’s decision to align the South Lawrence Trafficway along 32nd Street and not south of the Baker Wetlands.
Jeanne Tiehen
Jeremiah Thom
Katie Gannaway
Hayley Brazier
Keith Nitcher, 89, a longtime steward of Kansas University’s finances who served under six chancellors died Saturday after a battle with Alzheimer’s Disease.
Lawrence resident Thomas Mahew, 14, spent some of Monday climbing trees and soaking up the sun. Temperatures will start to fall and rain is expected toward the end of this week.
Friends and acquaintances of longtime North Lawrence resident George Kaull raised an18-foot fabricated sheet metal sculpture in his honor Saturday near his former home at Eighth and Oak streets. The piece was designed in collaboration by blacksmith and iron worker Walt Hull and artist Ardys Ramberg, both of Lawrence. Ramberg and Hull have been working bit by bit on the piece for the last nine years since their friend Kaull died. Visible in the photo from left are Leo Beier, David Leamon and Karl Ramberg.
Veritas Christian fall sports seniors, from left, are Ethan Scott, Jerrid Cadue, Ethan Kay, Nate Scott, Kelvin Rask, Madison Eakin and Shereen Fattaahi and cheerleader Tirzah McFarland. Veritas had its most successful fall in school history in 2010. Both the football and volleyball teams won Kansas Christian Athletic Association state championships.
Raiders kicker Sebastian Janikowski celebrates his winning field goal in a 23-20 OT victory over the Chiefs on Sunday in Oakland, Calif.
Kansas University forward Aishah Sutherland (1) tries a reverse layup during the Jayhawks’ exhibition game against Washburn. KU beat the Lady Blues, 80-46, on Sunday at Allen Fieldhouse.
President Barack Obama speaks during a town hall meeting with students at St. Xavier’s College in Mumbai, India, on Sunday.
Jessica Jongenelen, Overland Park, right, applies a Jayhawk tattoo to the face of AnnMarie Boor, 8, Lawrence, before the women’s basketball game Sunday afternoon at Allen Fieldhouse. The Jayhawks posted a decisive win in their final exhibition game, beating Washburn 80-46.
Roy A. Matthews, the assistant Marine officer instructor for the Kansas University Navy ROTC unit, was promoted to gunnery sergeant on Oct. 1. His wife, Danni, and daughters Megan, Sam, and Riley attended the ceremony. Matthews is a 16-year Marine veteran. The KU Navy ROTC unit submitted the photo.
Tom loves Halloween. He belongs to Hazel Youngquist, of Perry.
The Lawrence Children’s Choir performed at the Lawrence Business Hall of Fame induction ceremony at Kansas University. Annie Tichenor submitted the photo.
Immanuel Lutheran Childhood Center teachers, from left, Levi Sund, Abby Hess and April Newhouse oversee face painting while Allie, 3, Hayden and Rebecca, 6, and Austin, 3, sell lemonade. The ILCC Pink Lemonade Stand raised $55.13 for breast cancer research. Deb Danielson, Lawrence, submitted the photo.
Lawrence Memorial Hospital’s Chef Don Williams is using several area vendors for its food, including Clark Family Farms, Pinwheel Farm, Tomato Allie, Amy’s Meat’s, Local Burger and Knapp Family Farms.
Jan Hornberger, health market manager at Hy-Vee, 3504 Clinton Parkway, recommends a neti pot product like Nasopure
Alternative remedies for allergies and colds are becoming a booming business for area stores
Elderberry juice concentrate is popular with customers at Community Mercantile, 901 Iowa.
Myrle Hemenway recently celebrated 62 years of perfect attendance at Kiwanis meetings. He has received so many plaques from the Kiwanis that they almost cover the wall near his desk.
Dru Huff listens to music on her iPhone as she exercises recently at Maximus Fitness Center, 3400 S. Fourth St.
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