24 Hours in Lawrence May 22, 2007
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Jackson Rogers, 4, spends time with Wookie, a border collie awaiting adoption at the Lawrence Humane Society. Jackson and his mother, Clare Doveton, visit the shelter about once a week to volunteer and interact with the animals.
Jackson Rogers, 4, left, and his mother, Clare Doveton of Lawrence, spend a weekday afternoon at the Lawrence Humane Society playing with Wookie, a Border Collie who is currently awaiting adoption.
Clare Doveton of Lawrence often volunteers to work with animals at the Lawrence Humane Society.
Mike Tennyson of Lawrence has owned and operated Muncher's Bakery for 17 years.
Jackson Rogers, 4, spends time with Wookiee, a border collie awaiting adoption at the Lawrence Humane Society. Jackson and his mother, Clare Doveton, visit the shelter about once a week to volunteer and interact with the animals.
Mike Tennyson of Lawrence, owner of Muncher's Bakery, cuts an eight-foot tube of dough and filling into individual rolls to be baked and sold later in the night.
Tickets line the countertop at Muncher's Bakery early Thursday morning.
Mike Tennyson slides a tray of fresh apple strudel into a warmer during the night at Muncher's Bakery. Tennyson has owned Muncher's for 17 years, but the bakery is about 27 years old.
Gayle Tennyson of Lawrence decorates a chocolate graduation cake at 2:30 a.m. at Muncher's Bakery. Tennyson, who has worked for her brother, Mike, for 28 years, said that as graduation and wedding season approaches, her nights are increasingly swamped.
Damon Brooks of Lawrence prepares a bowl of glaze for a fresh batch of donuts at Muncher's Bakery. Brooks, who works as a doughnut fryer, typically arrived at Muncher's at 3 a.m. to begin his shift--this photo was taken on his last day at Muncher's before leaving to pursue a business internship in Kansas City.
Models for the May 10 KJHK Fashion Show get ready behind the scenes.
Eugene George and an unidentified assistant prepare equipment for early morning dairy farming.
Nina Hartman, a hospice patient, rests on Thursday at her Lawrence residence.
Nina Hartman, a hospice patient, rests on Thursday at her Lawrence residence.
Nina Hartman, a hospice patient, rests at her Lawrence residence.
Nina Hartman, a hospice patient, rests on Thursday at her Lawrence residence.
Nina Hartman, a hospice patient, rests on Thursday at her Lawrence residence.
Nina Hartman, a hospice patient, rests on Thursday at her Lawrence residence.
Nina Hartman, a hospice patient, rests on Thursday at her Lawrence residence.
Nina Hartman, a hospice patient, rests on Thursday at her Lawrence residence.
Nina Hartman, a hospice patient, rests on Thursday at her Lawrence residence.
Nina Hartman, a hospice patient, rests on Thursday at her Lawrence residence.
Ryan McGeeney/Journal-World Photo.Nina Hartman, a hospice patient, rests on Thursday at her Lawrence residence.
Nina Hartman, a hospice patient, rests on Thursday at her Lawrence residence.
Jeff Harkin and his son, James, work together on a pottery piece during a May 10 "Family Pottery" class at the Lawrence Arts Center.
Shani Millstead kneads clay for a new piece during a May 10 "Family Pottery" class at the Lawrence Arts Center.
Lawrence resident Lindsey Garcia, an employee with Capital Cleaning works late Thursday night mopping the floor of the coffee shop inside Borders after closing time.
Dan Kozak, Topeka, plays his saxophone at the corner of Seventh and Massachusetts streets as the blue sky fades into night.
Dan Kozak, Topeka, plays his saxophone at the corner of Seventh and Massachusetts streets as the blue sky fades into night.
Derek Solsberg waits backstage at the KJHK Fashion Show at Liberty Hall on Thursday, May 10, 2007. Dozens of male and female models donned attire from Lawrence fashion designers for the runway show.
Melissa Knudsen, left, holds steady as Jim Grimes, from Headmasters, applies hairspray before the KJHK Fashion Show on Thursday at Liberty Hall. Lawrence models wore clothes created by local fashion designers at the fashion show.
Dan Kozak, Topeka, wipes the sweat from his forehead between performances at the corner of Seventh and Massachusetts streets Thursday evening. Kozak, a well-known staple to the downtown nightlife has been performing at the location for almost three-and-a-half years.
Christian Kennedy, Lawrence, waits in line for the KJHK Fashion Show on Thursday, May 10, 2007 at Liberty Hall.
Junkyard Jazz performs on Thursday, May 10 2007 at the American Legion.
Junkyard Jazz performs on Thursday, May 10 2007 at the American Legion.
DJ Jason Garden spins records at KJHK's Fashion Show at Liberty Hall. The show showcased Lawrence styles mixed with music to a packed house.
Junkyard Jazz performs at the American Legion. From left to right are Larry White, Mark Hulse, Clyde Bysom and Don Nelson.
Bicyclists cruise along the Kansas River levee trail on Thursday.
Motorcycle guy
Chances are you can find Ben Wilson motoring around town on top of his 2002 Suzuki Intruder rather than in a gas-guzzling car. Wilson works at Johnny's Tavern in North Lawrence, where he often parks his bike.
Motorcycle guy
Friends and family of Russell Lewis Logan Jr., including his stepdaughter Jessica Miller, left, and wife, Diana Logan, pay their respects to the longtime Lawrence and Topeka resident at a visitation Thursday at Warren-McElwain Mortuary in Lawrence. Logan, born in 1957 in Lawrence, was laid to rest at Oak Hill Cemetery.
Lawrence High head coach Brad Stoll pumps up some LHS fans before the game against Free State at Hogland Ballpark on Thursday, March 10.
Lawrence High School head coach Brad Stoll pumps up his team before the game against Free State at Hogland Ballpark on Thursday, March 10.
Lawrence High head coach Brad Stoll talks with Daniel Parker before the game against Free State at Hogland Ballpark on Thursday, March 10.
Lawrence High head coach Brad Stoll talks with his team May 10 before the game against Free State at Hogland Ballpark.
Kirsten Krug fits her daughter, Ainsley, with a helmet during just-before-dinner play time at home on Sagamore Court. The biking comes before it's time for "feet off the floor," the mandatory 8 p.m. deadline for the kids to be in bed. Payton Krug, right, is waiting for her helmet.
Shoppers congregate at the check-out aisle at Target, 3201 Iowa, on Thursday, May 10, 2007.
From left are Tiffany Stuart-Wisdom, Elliot Bryant, Rebecca Jamison, Adriana Tahdooahnippah and her mother, Tashina. While members of the Haskell Indian Nations University Royalty Committee tally ballots for the next Miss Haskell and Brave, 4-year-old Adriana played a game of peek-a-boo in Jamison's dormitory room at Roe Cloud Hall.
Frankie Jarrow tends to the register at Hy-Vee during the 5 p.m. rush hour.
During the 5 p.m. rush hour at HyVee, a cashier tends to the register on Thursday May 10, 2007.
During the 5 p.m. rush hour at HyVee, a cashier tends to the register on Thursday May 10, 2007.
The Lawrence Farmer's Market
The Lawrence Farmer's Market
Shea Clemons, Lawrence, works to give cornrows to her friend Donnell Caro, Lawrence, late Thursday afternoon.
Lawrence two-year-old Quinn Brown.
Lawrence two-year-old Quinn Brown.
Shea Clemons, Lawrence, works to give cornrows to her friend Donnell Caro, Lawrence, late Thursday afternoon.
From left, Haskell Indian Nations University students Elliot Bryant, Rebecca Jamison and Tiffany Stuart-Wisdom look over the results from the recent Miss Haskell competition. They were double checking and tallying the results May 10 in Jamison's dorm room in Roe Cloud Hall. Jamison's yearlong reign as Miss Haskell will come to an end May 11 when the next Miss Haskell will be named.
Haskell Indian Nations University students Tiffany Stuart-Wisdom, left, a senior, and Miss Haskell Rebecca Jamison, a junior, sort through gift ideas on May 10 for Miss Haskell 2007-2008 in Jamison's dormitory room in Roe Cloud Hall. They were preparing for the May 11 pow wow where the next Miss Haskell will be named.
Five-year-old Angel Moore climbs a tree outside his home as his friend Francois Marquis Jones, 6, waits for his turn late Thursday afternoon.
Kansas University sophomore, Lauren Gallet, Leawood, left, works with her friends, Goddard sophomores Lauren Krause, center, and Cassie Gerken as they paint ceramic vases to be given to their mothers for Mother's Day Thursday afternoon at Sunfire Ceramics.
Kansas University sophomore, Lauren Gallet, Leawood, left, laughs with her friends, Goddard sophomores Lauren Krause, center, and Cassie Gerken as they paint ceramic vases to be given to their mothers for Mother's Day Thursday afternoon at Sunfire Ceramics.
Kansas University sophomore, Lauren Gallet, Leawood, left, works to paint a ceramic vase to be given to her mother for Mother's Day Thursday afternoon at Sunfire Ceramics.
Dr. Matthew Coles and Rhonda Russell, veterinary assistant, work to draw blood from Puck, a 15-year-old male cat, at the Lawrence Animal Hospital. Coles said Puck has a history of kidney disease and as of recently has been unwilling to eat.
Dr. Matthew Coles and veterinary assistant Rhonda Russell work to draw blood from Puck, a 15-year-old male cat in for a visit at the Lawrence Animal Hospital Thursday afternoon. Coles explained that Puck has a history of kidney disease and as of recently has been unwilling to eat.
The janitor uses a little quiet time to polish the lobby floor.
The 940 Dance Company rehearses for their New Works performance.
Jesse Gray, Lawrence, an employee with Grassroots Industrial Arts works Thursday afternoon installing a steel awning in east Lawrence.
Viewed between the legs of his coworker Curtis Hoback, Lawrence, Jesse Gray, Lawrence resident, an employee with Grassroots Industrial Arts works Thursday afternoon installing a steel awning in east Lawrence.
Michael Ingle rehearses with the 940 Dance Company in the theatre.
Nina Hartman, a hospice patient, rests on Thursday at her Lawrence residence.
Nina Hartman, a hospice patient, rests on Thursday at her Lawrence residence.
Nina Hartman, a hospice patient, rests on Thursday at her Lawrence residence.
Three-year-old Jayden Taylor sleeps in his cot during nap time with his classmates at the Ballard Community Center. The children typically sleep from noon to 3 p.m. after a long morning of activities and playtime.
Keith Allen receives flight lessons on Thursday, May 10 2007.
Keith Allen receives flight lessons on Thursday, May 10 2007.
Keith Allen, an instructor at Hetrick Air Services at the Lawrence Municipal Airport, looks over a Cessna 172 before giving a flight lesson to Lawrence resident Don Parker.
Keith Allen receives flight lessons on Thursday, May 10 2007.
Tasha Reeves is one more about 150 who eat lunch at the Lawrence Interdenominational Nutrition Kitchen.
Patrons enjoy the last veggie lunch of the spring 2007 semester at Ecumenical Christian Ministries at the University of Kansas.
Patrons enjoy the last veggie lunch of the spring 2007 semester at Ecumenical Christian Ministries at the University of Kansas.
Patrons enjoy the last veggie lunch of the spring 2007 semester at Ecumenical Christian Ministries at the University of Kansas.
Patrons enjoy the last veggie lunch of the spring 2007 semester at Ecumenical Christian Ministries at the University of Kansas.
Harold Nelson, a counselor at Quail Run School, helps Alex Tomaszewski with an assignment while his class is at recess.
A patron takes in work from the Lawrence Public School show in the gallery.
Lawrence adaptive physical education teacher Brad Stoll checks the pulse of student Matt Mitchell after some exercise.
Printmaking artist in residence Taryn McMahon shows her finished screen print.
Lawrence adaptive physical education teacher Brad Stoll confers with Matt Mitchell, a fourth-grader at Quail Run School.
A couple of sharks take a ride down the ramp.
Preschoolers work a handmade pump in the playground.
Young artist wash their hands after participating in an art project.
Kirsten Krug
Mike Garrett cleans up the sidewalk at Johnny's Tavern in North Lawrence. Early-morning workers honk at Garrett, who has been cleaning there for 15 years, as they drive by.
Pottery on the wheel in the Ceramics Studio.
Mike Munez, a Lawrence Parks and Recreation employee washes out the diving well at the Lawrence Aquatic Center at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, May 10.
A flower arrangement gets a finishing touch from Janis Harvey, at Englewood Florist, 1101 Mass. She called the arrangement "plum crazy."
Relaxing in the parachute in Linda's Coloring Outside the Lines class.
The parachute is always a favorite in Linda's Coloring Outside the Lines Class.
Janis Harvey enjoys working with flowers, including this sunflower arrangement she made for a customer at Englewood Florist, 1101 Mass. Harvey has worked at Englewood for more than three years.
Janis Harvey is surrounded by flowers, ribbons and tools that she uses to make floral arrangements in the back room at Englewood Florist, 1101 Mass.
Lawrence adaptive physical education teacher Brad Stoll gives Kennedy School fifth-grader Taimee Tapedo and her classmates a hand in a game of tug of war.
One of Chris Eichhorn's duties as tax collector is to take in the payments sent by mail to the Douglas County Treasurer's office. He works from his cubicle at the front of the office.
Thin Kien Truong, front, works on a watch in his Lawrence home. His brother Thin Chi Truong, background, also works in the business of time.
Brad Stoll, an adaptive physical education teacher, helps Kennedy School fifth-grader Taimee Tapedo do sit-ups during a PE class. She did 18 sit-ups in two minutes.
Young artist Sheridan Bliss shows off her creativity.
There's nothing like baby chicks to create a little excitement in the preschool.
Stepping out in the Arts Center Preschool.
Jessica Fitzgerald watches daughter Gillian paint her Mother's Day present in the preschool.
Richard Ferguson, a driver for the Lawrence Transit System, wants his passengers to have the safest trip possible. "You get to see a slice of life," he said. "It's a good route."
Chris Eichhorn collects envelopes from a drop box outside the Douglas County Courthouse. Eichhorn, a tax collector in the county treasurer's office, checks the box periodically throughout the day.
Patricia Copp reaches for an aluminum can, careful not to set off a car alarm, as she and her husband Ronnie search for aluminum cans in the downtown parking garage at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, May 10.
A passenger just off the Southwest Chief pushes his luggage to the waiting room at the Lawrence Amtrak station at 8:15 a.m.
The Amtrak was several hours late arriving in Lawrence on May 10, 2007, as members of the Toumi family of Lawrence boarded the train the Southwest Chief. The Chief arrives in Lawrence twice daily with the westbound train scheduled arrival at 12:32 a.m. and the eastbound at 5:49 a.m. Boarding at 8:11 a.m. from center to right are Melinda Toumi and her children Jaerd, 7 and Charlotte, 3.
unkyard Jazz performs on Thursday, May 10 2007 at the American Legion.
Harold Barnes with Lawrence Parks and Recreation trims grass around gravestones in Oak Hill Cemetery at 7:43 a.m. Thursday, May 10. Crews are working to prepare the cemetery for Memorial Day. "We're trying to get ready," said Barnes, "All this rain is hurting us."
Kirsten Krug, director of People and Training at Amarr Garage Door in Lawrence, spends some morning time with her daughters Payton, 3, left, and Ainsley, 5, before heading to work.
Server Sarah Sutterfield, 12, waits for Father John Schmeidler while he pauses a moment before heading into the chapel at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church for morning Mass.
Richard Ferguson, 65, wants passengers to stay safe when they ride the T. He has been a driver for the Lawrence Transit System for three years.
Kirsten Krug, Lawrence, pours some orange juice for her daughter Payton, 3, as their family gathers for breakfast at 6:45 a.m. Krug manages the human resources department at Amarr Garage Doors in Lawrence.
A fog envelopes Corpus Christi Catholic Church, 6001 Bob Billings Pkwy, at 6:11 a.m. Thursday, May 10. Sunrise for Lawrence on May 10 was 6:13 a.m.
The sun rises over Cottin's Hardware & Rental early the morning of May 10.
Tom Cottin, owner of Cottin's Hardware & Rental, unloads a truck full of stock early in the morning.
.John Shrum, takes to the streets of Lawrence every morning around 6:00 a.m. to make sure the sidewalks and parking spaces are clean and free of litter.
Chip Howat, walking his dog Izzy, passes through a 5:45 a.m. fog Thursday, May 10, along Wakarusa Drive.
Bicycling enthusiasts Steve Toalson, left, and Scott Solcher, stop for a photograph at 5:40 a.m. Thursday, May 10, as the two were walking back to their homes after Solcher broke a chain on his bike during their early morning ride. The two are members of the Lawrence Bicycle Club and get up early a couple times a week to bike 18 to 20 miles.
A 20 minute exposure of the Vinland church steeple.
Claude Geiger, left, and Butch Lacock sip their morning brew at Hy-Vee on Sixth Street.
Arron Atchison, Lawrence, a barrista at the Java Break, 17 E. 7th, sets up chairs at 4:53 a.m. part way through his graveyard work shift of midnight to 8 a.m.
Chris Cardwell, a Kansas University senior from Lincoln, Neb., studies at 4:44 a.m. at The Java Break, 17 E. Seventh St.
A 30 minute exposure make the stars appear to streak across the sky. A fence with rocks wired to the fence post top creates the foreground on a county road 2 miles east of Vinland.
Matt Elwell, 6News meteorologist, monitors national and local weather broadcasts while putting on his tie at 4:33 a.m. Thursday, May 10, during his early morning shift at the Free State Studios. Elwell was up early preparing weather graphics and posting weather podcasts.
After an evening of socializing at The Replay Lounge, Trainwreck, center, walks home a new friend, Michelle Hamrick, and his dog Mooks in the early hours of May 10.
Sharon Cobbinah, a technician at Lawrence Memorial Hospital's Sleep Center.
Sharon Cobbinah and Jeff Asbury, technicians at Lawrence Memorial Hospital's Sleep Center, monitor the sleep patterns of three patients who can be seen on the TV screens above.
Trainwreck, Portland, Ore., gets a light from another patron of the Replay Lounge. Trainwreck, whose facial tattoo of a locomotive marks his love of hopping freight trains, said that the coming summer would reveal an increase in the number of train hoppers arriving in Lawrence.
Lawrence police officer Michael McLaren sees the city through the front of his patrol car. He says he prefers the graveyard shift as it gives him an opportunity to respond to most crimes as they happen, rather than the daytime shift which usually picks up reports of criminal activity after the fact.
Lawrence police officer Michael McLaren inspects criminal damage to a vehicle near the Kansas University campus on May 10. Such crimes are not uncommon in Lawrence, particularly during the late night and early-morning hours.
Newspaper pressmen remove plates during production of the morning newspaper at the Lawrence Journal-World on Thursday in Lawrence, Kan.
Edward Kelly, press operator for The World Company, checks the registration of a newspaper at the Lawrence Journal-World, 609 N.H. The press pumps out about 42 miles of newspaper, more than the distance from Lawrence to Kansas City, every night during a normal press run.
The view inside a Lawrence patrol car at night. The laptop computer to the right shows the what, why, when and where of police activity taking place at any given time. McLaren says the screen is usually full of police calls during the late night and early morning shift. But not on May 10, which he said was an unusually slow day.
One of the few activities Lawrence police officer Michael McLaren had to respond to on May 10 was writing a ticket for a homeless man who was in violation of the city's camping ordinance. The man was sleeping on a downtown sidewalk when McLaren happened upon him. The man refused to take the ticket, and was then arrested by McLaren and two other officers and taken to Douglas County Jail.
Michael McLaren joined the Lawrence police department nine years ago, coming from the Hays police force where he worked for three years. He says he wants to retire as a member of the LPD.
The sky above Lawrence rotates around the north star as our city glows in the distance, silhouetting a tree, about five miles west of Clinton Lake on Thursday, May 10, 2007.
The Lawrence Farmer's Market
Ella Paget, 10 months, stands in her crib while her mom, Journal-World arts editor Mindie Paget, packs her bag for day care.
Ella Paget enjoys all of her toys, but she's especially fond of everyday objects that pique her interest - like the humidifier in her bedroom.
Ella Paget flashes a smile at her mom before turning her attention to the toys at day care.
During the first lunch period at Central Junior High School, Nikki White, a substitute food service worker, keeps the shelves stocked. White works throughout the school district, filling in at various schools.
Colleen Walker, a labor and delivery nurse at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, checks on Sarah Rossillon, who is expecting her third child.
Mike Garrett cleans up the sidewalk at Johnny's Tavern in North Lawrence. Early-morning workers honk at Garrett, who has been cleaning there for 15 years, as they drive by.
Erin Leavy serves drinks at Johnny's Tavern, 401 N. Second St. She says her relationship with the tavern's regulars have kept her in Lawrence.
Jerry Tottin delivers mail about 3 p.m. to the Framewoods store on Massachusetts Street. Tottin was critically injured earlier this year when he was struck by a car while crossing Seventh Street on the east side of New Hampshire.
Passengers at the Lawrence Amtrak station wait in slumber for the 12:32 a.m. train to arrive. Two Amtrak trains come to town each day - one eastbound and one westbound - between midnight and 6 a.m.
Eugene George prepares to milk his 140 Holstein dairy cows at 4 a.m. on his farm near Baldwin City. He will milk them again in the afternoon.
Justin Parr works the soundboard at The Jackpot Music Hall, 943 Mass.
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