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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 2009

Page

3

Friday Film Series moves to April 16 at Finney Library

Due to Easter the Southwest Arts and Humanities Council moves its Second Friday Film to the third Friday, April 16 at 7 p.m. The Finney County Public Library hosts a best picture winner from this year’s Academy Awards. Admission is free. refreshments offered. Contact the library at 272-3680 or the ArtCenter on Main at 260-9700.

Southwest Arts and Humanities Council Finney County Public Library Walnut St India

Film screening by Oscar-winning director opens in Garden City

The Kansas Equality Coalition screens Straightlaced How Gender's Got Us All Tied Up, a film on gender and sexuality in American life. It runs Thursday at 6:45 p.m. at Finney County Public Library, 605 E Walnut St. For details, contact Anne Mitchell at 620-635-5213.

Kansas Equality Coalition Garden City Finney County Public Library Walnut St Anne Mitchell

Healthy Cooking series colors of the rainbow posted by KU center

The University of Kansas Southwest Area Health Education Center hosts a Healthy Cooking series in May. Sessions feature red orange yellow green blue indigo and purple foods with chef Arnoldo Guerrero preparing gourmet dishes. Registration is $25 per session with meal. Call 275-0259 for details.

University of Kansas Southwest Area Health Education Center Arnoldo Guerrero Area Health Education Center

Garden Police open house for Public Safety Communications Week

The Garden Police Department hosts an open house in the Communications Center from 3330 to 6 30 p m on April 15 as part of National Public Safety Communications Week April 12 18. Visitors can meet 911 center staff and learn about service. Call 276 1300 for details.

Garden Police Department National Public Safety 911 Center Association of Public Safety Communications Officials Ternational Uaily

Honor Flight Program Meeting in Dodge City

The Honor Flight Program in southwest Kansas holds an informational meeting at 7 p.m. May 11 at the American Legion on 14th Street in Dodge City. Dan Curtis from Central Prairie Honor Flight hub will discuss flights for World War II veterans to visit memorials in Washington. For more information call Paul Sanford at 620 353 3708.

Kansas American Legion S. 14Th St Dodge City

Garden City police tweet alerts expand public updates

The Garden City Police Department joins a growing trend of law enforcement using Twitter to push breaking news, traffic details, safety tips, and missing child alerts. Officials say 140 character updates can direct followers to more information and speed public awareness.

Garden City San Antonio Milwaukee Boston Michael Reagle GCPD Reagle Garden City Police Department Twitter Twitter.com Twitter. Com Myspace.com Gardencitypolice Beagle KDOT Hutchinson Twittercom Gardencitykdot

Fourth graders present wax museum on Kansans at school

Madison Farr center stage with Bat Masters in Jennie Barker Elementary wax museum presentation. Ammon Hileman dons paper moustache to portray Fred Harvey with classmates. Alicia Garcia peers from under a chef hat while presenting Frank Carney in Sherry Nelson's class.

Madison Farr Jennie Barker Ammon Hileman Fred Harvey Sherry Nelson Alicia Garcia Frank Carney

USD 457 Board approves staffing changes and recognitions

The USD 457 Board of Education approved hiring and resignations across multiple schools including Jennie Wilson Elementary Abe Hubert Middle and GCHS, with positions in special education language arts and math. It accepted retirements of two teachers and transfers within the district, and recognized Ryan Ryman for a Naval Academy appointment as well as Buffalo Broadcasting System students and GCHS Chess Club champions.

USD 457 Board of Education Janene Radke Jennie Wilson Dianne Thomas North Platte Neb Karen Chaparro-Gutierrez Victor Ornelas Mary Irsik Kimberly Burnett Garden City High School Rich Athe Florence Wilson Javier Alfaya Reguera Abe Hubert Jennifer Binkley Alta Brown Christa Dunker GCHS Laura May Ted Peterson Eric Smith Richard Wood Tara Ail Bernadine Sitts Buffalo Jones Eric Burrows Olga Campos Calahorro Raquel de Prado Lopez Cindy Kelly Kay Logan Plymell Keri Petersen Jennie Barker Elelia Rivas Charles O. Stones Darla Jackson Bernadine Sitts Ryan Ryman United States Naval Academy Buffalo Broadcasting System Kansas Association of Broadcasters Kansas

Judge Richardson to retire from Kansas district court

Judge Thomas F. Richardson of the 25th Judicial District will retire effective April 20. The merit selection process for his successor will begin after the Kansas Supreme Court declares the seat open, with Governor Bill Graves choosing the new judge from a short list. Retiring but in the interim, Chief Judge Philip C. Vieux notes the delay may be budget related. A farewell reception is set for April 17 at 10 a.m. in Finney County Courthouse with Richardson's portrait to be presented.

Thomas F. Richardson Richardson Bill Graves Judicial District Ron Keefover Kansas Supreme Court 25Th Judicial District Keefover Philip C. Vieux Finney County Vieux Goodland Jack Burr

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