Garden City boy's death ruled accidental
An 11 year old boy, Marc Schade, was found hanging from an animal leash in a bathroom doorway on December 31, 2002. The coroner ruled the death an accident from asphyxiation. police initially considered suicide.
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Garden City
Mike Utz
Jennifer Withrow
Ninth St
Withrow
Marc Schade
GCPD
Schade
Finney County
Piano concert closes Garden City Piano Festival at GCCC
A trio of world class pianists Julie Rivers Frank Mantooth and James Rivers perform Saturday at 7 30 p m in Garden City Community College Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building auditorium The free concert seats about 320 and caps two day festival with students and clinicians from Kansas State University McPherson College Fort Hays State University plus partners Garden City Piano Teachers League Pianos Unlimited and the Kansas Arts Commission
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Garden City
Julie Rivers
Frank Mantooth
James Rivers
Pauline Joyce
Virginia Houser
Kansas State University
Stephanie Brunelli
McPherson College
John Huber
Fort Hays State University
GCCC
Garden City Piano Teachers League
Charles Davison
Pianos Unlimited
Mary Jo Williams Trust
The
Kansas Arts Commission
Paintings and ceramics on display at Garden City center
Southwest Arts & Humanities Council presents an exhibit at The Arts Center 318 N Main Garden City featuring Carole Ranney and Janet Fisher from Wichita. Ranney shows watercolors and pastels with flowers and landscapes while Fisher presents ceramics and watercolors. Exhibit runs through May 3. hours Tue Fri 10 am to 5 30 pm, Sat 10 am to 3 pm, Sun 1 30 to 3 30 pm.
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Southwest Arts & Humanities Council
Arts Center
N. Main St
Garden City
Carole Ranney
Janet Fisher
Wichita
Ranney
Fisher
Flower For Southwest Kansas at Lunch and Learn
Finney County Public Library hosts a Lunch and Learn on Thursday at 605 E Walnut St. Agriculture agent White Whitehill will demonstrate instant beauty with the Prairie Star annual flowers from Kansas State University. Six years of research highlight top performers for the prairie climate in southwest Kansas. The Finney County Extension Office sponsors the 12:05 to 12:55 p.m. session. attendees may bring lunch, coffee and tea provided.
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Southwest
Kansas
Finney County Public Library
Walnut St
Whitey” Whitehill
Finney County Extension Agriculture
K-State University
Prairie Star
Finney County Extension Office
Alzheimer's support group meets at Garden Valley Village
The Garden City area Alzheimer’s support group will meet at 3:45 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel at Garden Valley Retirement Village, 1505 E. Spruce St. The topic is Issues of Current Concern. Call Richmond Graham at 275-9651 for details. Road condition hotline 1-800-585-7623.
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Garden City Area
Alzheimer’s
Garden Valley Retirement Village
E. Spruce St
Richmond Graham
Kansas Farmers Expect 19.5 Million Acre Planting Plan
Kansas farmers anticipate planting 19.5 million acres of the four major crops, a fraction up from last year, per the Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service. Wheat seedings for 2002 rise to over 10 million acres, the drought still limits subsoil moisture, and irrigation expands in the southwest as corn sorghum soybeans face reduced acreage forecasts.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
KASS
Brett Myers
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Myers
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Student photos on display at GCCC Mercer Gallery
An exhibit opening Tuesday at Garden City Community College Mercer Gallery showcases 51 images by 10 photographers, comparing traditional darkroom methods with digital output. The show runs through April 27 with hours noon to 4 pm weekdays and 2 to 5 pm Sundays, admission free.
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Garden City Community College
Mercer
GCCC
Lydia Smith
Pauline Joyce
Smith
College
Southwest Kansas News
Associated Press
Kansas Press Association
National Council For Marketing and Public Relations
Stacey Brewer
Sublette
Garden City
Melba George
Jose Munoz
Christine Siebert
Silhouette
Rolanda Kinney
Tyler Messenger
Breakaway
Clint Mott
Marianne Pearson
Emily Rishel
Mercer Gallery
Lakin restaurant owner fined by KDHE becomes first in 35 years
Frank's Restaurant & Supper Club in Lakin received a $2,000 civil penalty from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment for food code violations found during inspections on December 3, 2002 and January 10. KDHE spokeswoman Sharon Watson noted cross contamination risks from raw meats stored above ready to eat items. Majors, who also runs Ramble-N-Restaurant in Syracuse, has appealed the fines and awaits a hearing date."
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Lakin
Bob Majors
Division of Health
Kansas
Majors
Reachin
Watson
Syracuse
Frank’s
Major
KDHE
Bills to aid immigrants stall in Kansas Senate
In Topeka two bills pushed by Hispanic activists stall as Senate leaders delay action. One would grant in state tuition to illegal and legal immigrants. the other would allow driver licenses for illegal immigrants. Chairman Vratil postpones the license bill, preferring a year of simmering.
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Topeka
Senate
Kansas
John Wratil
Rleawood
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Education Committee
Dwayne Umbarger
R-Thayer
House
Elias Garcia
Democratic Hispanic Caucus
Vratil
Ward Loyd
Garden City
Fund set up to aid Lakin fire victims family
A fund is established to help Brian and Amy Baca and their three children after a March 21 house fire in Lakin. Donations to Kearny County Bank, PO Box 67, Lakin KS 67860. Family needs clothing sizes 8 small, 7 and 8 youth, and 3T/4T for a 7 year old boy and two daughters.
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Lakin
Brian
Amy Baca
Kearny
Kyle
Serina
American Red Cross
Beymer Aquatic Center
Brian Baca
Kearny County
North Main St
Finney County Sheriff's Office
James Jarboe
Albert St
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