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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 2009

Page

3

Early Enrollment Days Offered at Garden City Community College

Southwest Kansas students may reserve spots for five Fall Early Enrollment Days at Garden City Community College. Check in at 8 a.m. at Beth Tedrow Student Center with assessments at 8:30 a.m. and campus service presentations, lunch, and faculty advisor help to arrange first semester classes. Reserve at 276-9608 or 800-658-1696.

Kansas Garden City Community College GCCC Beth Tedrow Garden City Holcomb Cimarron Deerfield Dighton Hugoton Jetmore Lakin Scots Meade and Satanta Scott City Sublette Syracuse Johnson City Tribune Ulysses

Healthy baking class set for April 27

Garden City Community College Continuing Education offers a one night non credit course titled Baking Get Beyond the Cards and Fat on April 27 from 6 30 to 9 p m The registration deadline is April 20 and the cost is 35 per person Information and registration are available at the CECS Division on the top floor of the Student and Community Services Center or by calling 276 9647 or emailing personalenrichment gcccks edu

Garden, City,Community College Continuing Education and GCCC Student and Community Services Center

Communications open house Wednesday at city 911 center

Garden City police invite the public to an open house in the Communications Center from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday ahead of National Public Safety Telecommunications Week. Meet the PAPCO and APR officials who answer 911 calls. event sponsored by the Association of Public Safety Communications Officials International. For more information call 276-1300.

Garden City

GCCC Closes for Easter Holiday

GCCC will close Friday through Monday for the Easter holiday affecting college classes offices and facilities. The Saffell Library will close at 10 p.m. Thursday in advance of the holiday.

Garden City Community College Saffell

County staff weigh payroll help amid tight budget

Finney County seeks extra payroll help as 320 to 325 employees complicate benefits and payroll tasks. County officials plan to relocate the payroll position temporarily near the clerk's office and shift future duties to expand HR payroll capacity, amid KPERS changes on July 1.

Finney Pete Olson Kristi Schmitt Health Department Ashley Goss Jacque Kemmerer Olson Goss Kemmerer Randy Partington Elsa Ulrich Commission Partington Kansas Public Employees Retirement System Ulrich County Commission Ulrich’s KPERS Cliff Mayo

Garden City 457 approves lunch price hike for 09 10

Garden City USD 457 board increases elementary through middle school lunch prices by 10 cents and high school and adult meals by 15 cents for 2009 2010 due to higher food milk and labor costs. Breakfast stays the same.

Garden City Board of Education Jeff Crist Tracy Johnson Food Services Johnson USD Kansas Lakin Holcomb Dodge City Liberal Scott Scott City USD 457 Rick Atha Mark Calvin Calvin

Sebelius backs incentives for green energy jobs in Kansas

Gov. Kathleen Sebelius signed Senate Bill 108 to lure wind and solar energy manufacturers to Kansas with up to 5 million in bonds. Eligible firms must invest 30 million, hire 200 workers within five years, and pay an average wage of 32,500, helping build a renewable energy corridor from Wichita to Salina.

Topeka Kathleen Sebelius Kansas Sebelius Mark Parkinson Hutchinson Reno County Chamber of Commerce Dave Kerr Salina Area

Groups Oppose Kansas RBST Labeling Bill Veto Plea

A coalition led by the Kansas Sierra Club opposes House Bill 2121 requiring dairy labels to warn that rbST and rBGH use has no significant health differences. The bill passed the Legislature. Gov. Kathleen Sebelius will review it, with supporters arguing consumer protection and opponents calling it unnecessary.

Topeka Hns Kathleen Sebelius Kansas Sierra Club Food and Drug Administration Stephanie Cole The Cole Sebelius Beth Martino Rbst Jim Reed Jewell County Kansas Dairy Association Reed Ohio Kansas US Department of Agriculture

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