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LAWRENCE GIVEBACK GUIDE WINTER 2011/SPRING 2012 Save money • Help local charities • Support locally-owned business
Lawrence GiveBack has gone
mobile! One of the most common things I hear as the founder of GiveBack is “What a great idea and a great program, but I always forget to use my card.” Hearing that always makes me cringe as I feel we are leaving money on the table for our charitable organizations. But with this exciting new option to use your mobile phone number rather than your plastic card, I am hoping that it will make participating in the program much easier for you. For those of you that don’t have a mobile phone or do
not want to make the switch, don’t worry, you can still hang on to that card and use it if you want to. For those of you that do wish to make the switch to mobile, I think you will love the upgrade. If you are interested in making the switch to mobile, please go to www.lawrencegiveback.com for more information. GiveBack has a new website! I think you will really enjoy the fresh new look of the site as well as the simple navigation and information it provides. You will find it updated with the latest happenings within GiveBack including: charitable organization events, festivals, races and golf tournaments, as well as “deals”, specials, coupons and promotions at participating merchants. You can go to the site and check your account to view charitable donations, points and credit status along with your most recent transactions. You’ll even have the opportunity to opt-in to receive coupons delivered directly to your mobile phone. If you are out and about and can’t remember who the GiveBack merchants
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are, pull up www.lawrencegiveback.com on your phone and select “merchants.” It offers a very clean and easy-to- read list of every business that participates. You can even select a category and it will tell you where to go. Say you’ve just spent a day of power-shopping at GiveBack merchants and raised tons of money for your chosen charity, plus you’ve earned BIG CREDIT on your account…and now you want to go spend it on some food. Simply go to www.lawrencengiveback. com on your phone, select “merchants” and hit the restaurant icon. It will list all of the great places to eat where you can spend that BIG CREDIT you just earned from your GiveBack shopping spree. Everything you need! GiveBack has over 70 locations offering everything from shoe stores to sewing shops, funky eclectic gifts, video games and paint-your-own pottery. We have home furnishings, electrical repair, massage therapists and beauty sa-
lons… you name it! And when you take your business to GiveBack merchants, your dollar carries about 30% more weight than other non-local and nonGiveBack merchants. Why? Because local merchants source their goods and services locally too (there are studies on the GiveBack website that back this up) and GiveBack merchants have made direct charitable contributions to the tune of over $140,000 to the orgaizations you chose and care about. We hope that with new features like going mobile and giving the merchants more capability to engage with participants personally, the program will get even bigger in 2012. If you are reading this and know nothing about this program or how it works, please refer to our website: www.lawrencengiveback.com.
Check out the new GiveBack website. Redesigned, streamlined, & darn attractive!
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LAWRENCE GIVEBACK GUIDE WINTER 2011/SPRING 2012
Contents How the GiveBack program works....................................... 3 Participants tell you why GiveBack is so cool...................... 4 Merchants tell you why they love GiveBack......................... 6 Local charities tell you how GiveBack helps them............. 22 Why we
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Stores where you can use the program.............................. 30 Taste your town: The Lawrence Originals restaurants....... 37 Local charities that benefit when you shop........................XX Great things these charities are doing................................XX Other important details that Constance has not determined yet but has committed to determining soon.......................XX Details on how to build your own GiveBack Raygun, enabling you to save even more!........................................XX
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How the Lawrence GiveBack program
WORKS When you register to become a GiveBack participant, you will select a charity that will benefit with each purchase you make at any GiveBack merchant. Not only are you helping local businesses by choosing to spend your money locally, you will be rewarded in two ways: 1) GB merchants make an automatic donation to the charity registered to your account 2) You earn points with every dollar you spend. Each time you cross the 200 point mark, $10 is added to your card that can be redeemed at any GB merchant! Best of all, the program is FREE to participants. There is no fee to join and no additional spending required.
How do I become a participant?
Head to lawrencegiveback.com and click the “Join Now” tab. You will be asked to register some basic information including the charity of your choice and your mobile phone number, which will act as your account number. Don’t have a mobile phone? Pick up a GiveBack card at Checkers grocery store or contact us!
Now it’s even easier…Lawrence GiveBack has gone mobile! Previously, participants only had the option of using the GiveBack card.* Now,
GB introduces a convenient cardless option! You can simply provide GiveBack merchants your mobile phone number to act as your account with each purchase. Your points, rewards and charitable donations will be easily tracked without having to dig around your purse or wallet looking for the card. For those who are currently using a card and wish to make the switch to mobile, go to www.lawrencegiveback.com or any GiveBack merchant and register your card number and your mobile number. This will connect the two numbers to keep the information on your card intact with your new account number. After each transaction made at a GiveBack merchant, we’ll send a text or email confirmation (depending on your communication preferences) to inform you of your updated points and charitable donation status. *All GiveBack merchants will continue to accept the GiveBack card.
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“I love the GiveBack program because it’s so easy.” “Every time I use GiveBack, a donation is made to a local charity of your choice (at no cost to you!). Mine is Kansas Public Radio because I’m an avid listener and I know they rely heavily on listener support. With state budget cut threats, it’s especially important to do my part. Plus I earn points toward future purchases. Who doesn’t like free money?”
Van, law student at KU
“GiveBack makes every purchase count.” “GiveBack doesn’t cost me a thing, I earn store credit good at a great variety of locall-owned businesses, and Lawrence kids benefit from the art and music programs that these dollars help sustain (my charity of choice is Lawrence Public Schools). Who can argue with that? I think we’d be amazed by the impact if everyone in Lawrence used the GiveBack card!”
Alison, graphic designer
“When I use GiveBack, so many cool things happen!” “I love Lawrence, I love a good pair of earrings, and I love animals. When I use GiveBack I earn credit toward future purchases at any of over 70 locally-owned businesses, my dollars stay in Lawrence, and a portion of every purchase goes toward my charity: the Lawrence Humane Society, so sweeties like Zeus find good homes!”
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LOCAL CHARITIES
tell you how GiveBack helps them.
“It makes your job a lot easier when you’ve got everybody out there in the community raising money for you as a fundraiser. It’s great for people to learn about the charitable organizations in the community who aren’t as well known, or to learn again about places that have been around a long time like Health Care Access.”Sally Zogry, Health Care Access
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“We’ve received several thousand dollars over the course of a few years from Lawrence GiveBack and it’s money that we would not have seen otherwise. Plus, it gets our name out among the GiveBack supporters as well.” Phil Wilke, Kansas Public Radio
…and why
LOCAL MERCHANTS love GiveBack.
“My customers like to come and spend their dollars with me because it will benefit something that they are excited to support.” Amber Nickel, owner of Pawsh Wash “This is a unified way to give back to the community, where I can work with 70 other businesses, increasing my ability to service all sorts of organizations. It acts as a clearing house to make Lawrence a better place.” Dave Greenbaum, owner of Doctor Dave Computer Repair “Lawrence Give Back is a great local organization. The most important thing is that all the money I help raise goes to local charities. When I do something with GiveBack, it all stays in Lawrence. It also gives me an opportunity to say I’m partnering with other companies in town to make it a better place to live and do business.” Matt Llewellyn, owner of 23rd Street Brewery
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Why we
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To be a participating merchant or Lawrence GiveBack sponsor,
a business must be independent and locally owned. The participating merchants have all made a commitment to make Lawrence a strong, healthy community. Before the program was developed, these local business owners made their own leaps of faith by going into business and making their dreams a reality. This takes courage, talent and risk. By building their own businesses, they build a local community which we all enjoy, while attracting visitors and increasing tax revenues that benefit each and every one of us. One of the most crucial parts of our community is our local businesses. The difference between locally owned stores and non-locally owned stores is huge – locally owned businesses keep money circulating in our economy, paying you, your friends and your neighbors’ salaries, whereas chain stores pull money directly out of our community and filter it to huge corporate headquarters thousands of miles away. But Lawrence GiveBack merchants do more than just foster the unique flavor that makes Lawrence so special – they have committed to giving back to the charities in the community. By sharing a portion of their profits with over 100 Douglas County charities, these businesses have helped to raise over $140,000 to support our community. Their generous acts of giving have benefited many different projects, from pets to housing projects to healthcare clinics, all of which do some amazing things for our community. We ask that you take a few minutes to learn about the 75 merchants who are a part of Lawrence GiveBack and the products and services they provide. When it comes time to make a purchase, whether it is just a quick bite to eat or a major commitment, please consider supporting the GiveBack merchants who work so hard to support the Lawrence community in which we all work, live and play.
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ARTISAN FLOOR COMPANY 3507 W. 5th St. Terrace 691-6117 | artisanfloorcompany.com Duane Dorn has been in the flooring business for 13 years and his experience and expertise is apparent in his work. Not only does he perform hardwood refinishing, but also installation of hardwood and laminate floors. Artisan Floor Company’s commitment to customer satisfaction is what sets them apart from the rest.
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AU MARCHE 931 Massachusetts St. 865-0876 | aumarche.com Lora Wiley opened Au Marche in 1998 after spending time traveling Europe and appreciating the discovery of American goods in a market abroad. She wanted to create the same experience here in the states for Europeans in Lawrence by providing European foods and Bath & Beauty items that can’t be found anywhere else. At Au Marche, shoppers will find a wide selection of loose leaf teas, chocolates, candies, meats, accessories and more!
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BEE CREATIVE STUDIO 1410 Kasold Dr. Suite A8 856-5233 | bee-creative-studio.com Breanna Haller opened Bee Creative Studio to provide a family friendly, fun and creative environment for all to enjoy. The studio offers do-it-yourself pottery painting, glass fusing and paint-me apparel. Bee Creative is also a hot spot for birthday parties, date nights, bridal showers and girl’s night out!
BRITS 929 Massachusetts St. 843-2288 | britsshop.com Owner Sally Helm’s love for the UK manifested in Lawrence 16 years ago when she opened a store carrying all things British. Brits offers everything an Anglophile could want: “football” essentials, teas, jams, candies, books, movies, TV series and much more. Most items aren’t available anywhere else in town.
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CHECKERS 2300 Louisiana St. 843-0023 | checkersfoods.com The Lewis Family opened Lawrence’s only independent and locally owned grocery store to provide customers with the best products at the lowest cost. Being the “local guys” helps them to serve their customers better and maintain strong ties with the community. Checkers’ is considered to have some of the best produce and meat selections in town.
CHIROPRACTIC EXPERIENCE 2449 Iowa St. # Q 838-3333 | chiropracticexperience.com Dr. Mark Howarter, owner and founder, has always had one goal in mind: to inspire families with a lifestyle of wellness. Dr. Mark and his incredible team are committed to bringing Lawrence better health and a better way of life by teaching and practicing the true principles of chiropractic, massage therapy and wellness care. The Chiropractic Experience emphasizes improving your health in an effort to reduce the risk of pain and illness in the first place.
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DANIELSAN ELECTRIC 721 Mississippi 764-6578 | danielsanelectric.com Owner Dan Huston knows how important trust is when selecting an electrician. His honesty, glowing reputation and qualifications are what make him the perfect man for any electrical job. Danielsan Electric does everything from light switches to custom home theatres and landscape lighting.
DASH SALON & SPA 3727 W 6th St. # C 856-1720 | dashsalonandspa.com In 2009, Christa Hoesch opened Dash Salon & Spa with the goal of creating a happy and comfortable place for clients and staff alike. Dash offers a full spa experience: hair care, nails, massage, spray tans, teeth whitening, eyelash extensions, body wraps, pedicures and waxing are among their extensive list of services.
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DOCTORDAVE COMPUTER REPAIR 4105 West 6th St., Suite B6 841-8766 | calldrdave.com Since 2003, “Doctor” Dave Greenbaum has been fixing home and business computer issues in Lawrence. His patience and extensive knowledge of the computer industry have made him the go-to guy for computer advice. Dave and his team are happy to perform house calls for no extra charge, even on evenings and weekends.
ECCENTRICITY 716 Massachusetts St. 830-9100 | eccentricitytoo.com Owner Morgan Mattison gets to live her childhood dream every day by buying and selling great fashion and accessories at her store. Customers get to enjoy her dream in the form of unique women’s clothing, a wide array of accessories, make-up and even home embellishments.
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ENGLEWOOD FLORIST 1101 Massachusetts St. 841-2999 | englewoodflorist.net This corner flower shop has become a downtown institution since Cary Engle opened it in March of 1993. Customers who come to Englewood know that they can always find the best selection and quality and will walk away with exactly what they were looking for. Englewood also offers a variety of pots, vases, plants, balloons, greeting cards, candies and other fun treats to brighten someone’s day.
FOXTROT 823 Massachusetts St. 843-1313 | foxtrotlawrence.com Caroline Mathias wants to help you look good. That’s why she opened Foxtrot in late 2010, a shoe boutique located in the heart of downtown Lawrence. Foxtrot has a limited selection that keeps current as the trends come and go, offering styles for both men and women.
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GAME NUT ENTERTAINMENT 844 Massachusetts St. 856-1540 | game-nut.com Gene Nutt has created a mecca for gamers and all entertainment lovers alike with his Mass Street dream store. Not only does Game Nut sell gently used video games, movies, music and more, but there is also a cavernous gaming room upstairs complete with every gaming console imaginable. If it’s movies you’re after, Game Nut has more movies in stock than Walmart, and at a cheaper price.
GOLDSCHMIDT PIANO SERVICE 1809 Louisiana St. | 763-439-8398 adamanddaniel.com/goldschmidtpianoservice Started by Daniel Goldschmidt in 2008, Goldschmidt Piano Service has always strived to help with the piano needs of Lawrence and its surrounding communities. GPS offers piano tuning, moving, repair, and resale, and all for some of the lowest rates in town. Whether your piano is new or has been handed down from grandma’s basement, once in a while it needs some TLC, and GPS is right for the job.
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THE HALCYON HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST 1000 Ohio St. 841-0314 | thehalcyonhouse.com Constance Wolfe and her mother bought the beautiful 1885 home 26 years ago and have since turned it into the charming retreat it is now. Nestled between downtown Lawrence and the campus of the University of Kansas, The Halcyon House is only a short walk away from every place you need. If you’re looking for a more personal, relaxing stay in Lawrence (and a home cooked breakfast), it doesn’t get any better.
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HOBBS. 700 Massachusetts St. 331-4622 | hostofcool.com If it’s the unexpected that you’re expecting, then hobb’s. has achieved owner Mark Swanson’s goal. He wanted to fill a void in Lawrence by offering men’s clothing as well as interesting and peculiar cards and gifts. The constantly evolving inventory includes classic toys and quirky dishes sharing shelf space with t-shirts and designer denim jeans.
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HOUSE PARTS 714 Massachusetts St. 856-4114 | houseparts.net Beverly Dick knows what it takes to transform your house into a home and just walking into her decorated Mass Street store will prove that. House Parts offers home furnishings, dĂŠcor and accessories as well as in-home consultations. Their specialty is seasonal items that can furnish any room, from kitchen to bedroom.
IMAGES SALON 511 West 9th St. 843-2138 | images-salonandspa.com As one of Lawrence’s finest, Images has been providing outstanding service since 1998. They proudly offer a wide range of services to make you look and feel your best, including hair design, skin care, nail care, and body repair. Their team of service professionals keeps a competitive edge in the industry by staying current with the latest trends.
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JOCK’S NITCH 837 Mass. St. & 916 Mass. St. 842-2442 | jocksnitch.com General Manager Ryan Owens has been keeping Lawrence up-to-date with the “sports look of today” by delivering the most unique variety of sports apparel for any fan. Run by Alumni and Students, they are able to offer exclusive items that can be found only at Jock’s Nitch while continuing to carry the largest selection of Adidas on-field apparel guaranteed. It’s your one-stop ‘Hawk shop!
JUST MASSAGE 219 E. 9th St. 218-3545 | lawrencejustmassage.com Susan Rickman knows that massage does immeasurable amounts of good for people’s well-being and wants to be the one to help them achieve increased overall health. She offers therapeutic massage in downtown Lawrence as well as inhome sessions. Massage is also known to promote better sleep, improve concentration, reduce anxiety and create an overall sense of well-being.
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LAWRENCE AUTOMOTIVE DIAGNOSTICS 2858 Four Wheel Dr. 842-8665 | lawrenceautodiag.com Danny Fox, owner, has a strong passion for his profession and a genuine desire to help others that is evident in his work. Danny and his crew pride themselves on advising and preventative maintenance, tailoring services to meet each client’s specific needs. LAD has an outstanding reputation as being honest and straightforward, which can be pretty hard to come by in his field.
LAWRENCE GYMNASTICS & ATHLETICS 4930 Legends Dr. 865-0856 | lawrencegymnastics.com David Sakumura’s gymnastic hobby turned into a business that has now been open for 18 years and counting! The facility’s large gym is the perfect place for kids to be free to move their bodies and gain confidence. Aside from gymnastics, LGA offers dance classes, recreational and competitive cheerleading, day camps, birthday parties and lock-ins.
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LAWRENCE NUTRITION CENTER 4931 W 6th St. #108 832-9929 | lawrencenutritioncenter.com Aaron Boos knows the benefits of natural health supplements personally and has made it his life’s work to bring the same success to others since 2002. His store, which he owns with his mother, is loaded with nutritional supplements, foods, exercise equipment and drinks and has something for everyone, whether you’re looking for workout performance enhancers or lower cholesterol.
LAWRENCE therapy services 2200 Harvard Rd. # 101 842-0656 | lawrencetherapyservices.com Owner and director Laura Bennetts always had a vision of what healing and therapy could be, and she brought it to life at LTS. With nearly 30 years of physical therapy experience, her background and expertise have helped her to create the comprehensive therapy services available. They provide physical, occupational, speech and massage therapy to patients of all ages.
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overfield security 1915 West 24th St. 843-3434 | Find us on Facebook Owner Scott Overfield has been providing for the security needs of commercial and residential clients in Lawrence since 1994. Specializing in the integration of multiple systems in to a single platform, Overfield is able to save their customers money and the headache of having to learn many complicated systems to operate. From 24-hour security and fire alarm systems to home audio, TV and intercom installs, they’ve got you covered.
pawsh wash 1520 Wakarusa Dr. #C 856-7297 | pawshwash.com Amber Nickel and sister Nicki love bringing joy to dogs and their owners alike. They offer impressive dog washing services (including self-wash), along with healthy dog and cat food, toys, treats, leashes and fun accessories. Pawsh Wash is close to the off-leash dog park so it’s as convenient as it is fun!
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pendleton’s country market 1446 East 1850 Rd. 843-1409 | pendletons.com The Pendleton family farm just east of town is a destination for all ages. The farm grows more than 20 acres of asparagus, among many other vegetables and flowers, as well as welcomes groups of school children and parties to their butterfly farm and pumpkin patch. Find a variety of treasures at the Country Market Store including jarred fruits and vegetables, garden art, planting pots and much more!
PRAIRIE POND STUDIO & bead company 11 W. 9th St. 830-9132 | prairiepondstudio.com When April Del Campo bought the store many years ago, she knew that it was a special place to many loyal customers and it’s easy to see why. Selling brands like FLAX, Two Star Dog and Blue Fish, clothing is comfortable and breathable, usually made out of cotton or linen. In addition to women’s clothing, Prairie Pond also sells handbags, handmade jewelry and supplies for jewelry making.
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pro print 838 Massachusetts St. 842-3610 | proprintks.com Pro-Print can handle all of your printing needs with ease. From making copies to bumper stickers, they’ve got you covered. Owner Rhonda Gibler is certain that you’ll find friendly and efficient service at an affordable price.
RISLEY CHIROPRACTIC 4920 Bob Billings Parkway, Suite B 856-6030 | risleychiropractic.com Dr. Scott Risley and his crew seek to improve patients’ health and wellness in all areas of their lives. They believe that the body has a natural ability to heal, and it is necessary to remove any interference that may hinder that ability. Whether you need an injury or accident treated, have back pain or a spinal condition, or just want to improve your overall health, Risley Chiropractic has a solution for you.
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royal crest lanes 933 Iowa St. 842-1234 | royalcrestbowl.com When it comes to a fun night out for all ages, Royal Crest Lanes is the place to go. The bowling alley, owned by Larry Burton and Wayne Martin, boasts 40 lanes with automatic scoring and its own bar. The best part? If you strike up an appetite, Wayne & Larry’s Sports Bar & Grill is just steps away.
salon blush 719 Massachusetts St., Suite 108 856-8746 | salonblush.net In early 2010, Salon Blush owners Sarah Casto and Erin Medina joined forces to create a modern and simple environment where you can truly relax and leave looking and feeling your best. Salon Blush offers a full range of salon services to their clientele, including haircuts, color, blowouts, formal styling, facial waxing and lash and brow tinting.
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signs of life 722 Massachusetts St. 830-8030 | signsoflifebooks.com Clay Belcher started Signs of Life to provide positive, life-affirming art and books to an otherwise cloudy mainstream media culture. Walk in its doors and you will see it’s much more than a bookstore; it also houses a vibrant coffee shop and patio as well as a gallery of art on the second floor.
SPIRIT GIRL BOUTIQUE 1502 W. 23rd St. 856-1408 | Find us on Facebook Matt Lomshek and his family are bringing Lawrence a new wave of fashion with Spirit Girl Boutique. Their store carries affordable and trendy women’s fashion clothing, jewelry, accessories, little girl items and so much more! Customers can also choose to make their own jewelry, embroidery items and custom design T-shirts for student groups, greek, clubs, sports, birthdays, parties and events.
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stitch on needlework 926 Massachusetts St. 842-1101 | stitchon.com Leslie Ahlert, owner, loves helping customers find just the right thing in her store. The downtown shop is divided into two parts: the front houses home dĂŠcor and accent pieces, and the back is stocked with sewing essentials and fabric. They carry gifts, dishware, handbags and more!
stoneback appliance 925 Iowa St. #A 843-4170 | Find us on Lawrencemarketplace.com Owner Andy Vigna truly understands the importance of good customer service and what matters to people most. The store offers a variety of brand name appliances and electronics, but their real value is in their service; there is always free, fast delivery and no hidden costs or slippery sales techniques.
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sunflower natural pet supply 919 Iowa St. 749-7387 | Find us on Facebook Sunflower is an environmentally conscious company that carries all natural pet food, treats and supplies. When people want a healthy alternative for their pets, they turn to Sunflower. Messy pooches can also get squeaky clean in their self-serve dog wash.
the oread: FIVE 21, SLICE OF HISTORY, bird doge cafe 1200 Oread Ave. 843-1200 | theoread.com Five 21 has recently undergone a stunning renovation, creating an even more elegant and intimate setting for a spectacular menu of steaks, handmade pastas, and much more. They have one of the region’s most complete wine lists, along with a well-stocked bar. Grab a slice (or whole pie) of warm, oven-baked pizza right by campus! Pick from 10 specialty pizzas, such as The Jayhawker, The Rah Rah, The Nightshirt Parade, or build your own with over 20 topping options! The Terrace on Fifth offers some of the best views and al fresco dining in Lawrence. On a beautiful weekend during warmer months, the Terrace is the place to be. Be sure to call before you go, the schedule may vary. Winter 2011
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the raven bookstore 8 East 7th St. 794-3300 | ravenbookstore.com The Raven’s charming store personality draws people in to the wonderful world of books. Customers can find almost any book they could want, and if it’s not on the shelves, The Raven will order it for you. The Raven also has a wide selection of gifts and the best cards in town!
university national bank 1400 Kasold Drive 841-1988 | unbank.com In a world where banking and financial systems often feel large, remote, and insensitive, UNB provides a level of comfort, a sense of personal touch and an all-around friendliness that sets it apart from the rest. They provide home loans, small business loans, commercial loans, and checking or savings account options.
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white chocolate 933 Massachusetts St. 856-9246 | whitechocolate.net For Rod Smith, owner, skateboarding is more than a seditious form of transportation and entertainment; it is at the core of a successful business model. He brings respected products, a welcoming environment and passion for the sport to the Lawrence community. The shop also showcases a variety of quality men’s and women’s clothing and shoes.
white lotus photography 1405 Massachusetts St. 856-5588 | whitelotusphotography.com Laura Wolfe’s passion for capturing the innocent emotions of children paired with years of experience and talent make her one of Lawrence’s best options for high quality portraits and framing. Her popular “All About Baby” package highlights a baby’s first year in an artful and personal way. She also does portraits for High School Seniors.
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