Zoo Doo compost sale at Lee Richardson Zoo on Finnup Drive
The Lee Richardson Zoo offers its Zoo Doo compost by scoop bag or bucket this Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. The mix of exotic animal manure food waste and bedding is processed into a dry soil amendment sold bagged for 5 dollars per 45 pounds or by a Bobcat scoop for 25 dollars. Customers may bring a five gallon bucket or smaller to fill for 1 dollar.
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Lee Richardson Zoo
Finnup Drive
State agencies issue burn ban advisory
TOPEKA The Office of the State Fire Marshal and the Kansas Interagency Wildfire Council issue a burn advisory due to persistent drought conditions across Kansas. Despite some recent moisture burn safety remains a concern. Check local restrictions and county officials before burning. For current bans visit kansastag.gov.
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Topeka
Kansas Interagency Wildfire Council
Kansas
OSFM
Kansas Division of Emergency Managers
Kansastag.gov
Garden City Arts board to meet at Gallery
Garden City Arts board of directors will meet at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Gallery 318 N Main St An open seat exists and interested persons are invited to attend The group aims to enrich lives and encourage creativity through the arts. For info call executive director Laurie Chapman at 620 260 9700 or email gardencityarts gmail com.
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Garden City Arts Board of Directors
N. Main St
Garden City Arts
Gardencityarts
Garden City High School Hall of Fame Adds Two Alumni
Garden City High School will induct Stewart Nelson, a Garden City architect, and David Wiebe, a Siemens Energy engineer in Orlando, into its Hall of Fame on May 17 in the high school commons. Tours start at 5 30 p m with a 6 30 p m buffet dinner. reservations cost 12.00 dollars.
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Garden City
GCHS
Stewart Nelson
David Wiebe
Orlando
Fla
Buffalo Way
Nelson
University of Nebraska
Gibson, Mancini, Carmichael and
Nelson PA
Garden City High School
Garfield
Garden City Community College
Finney County Administration
St. Dominic Parish
University of Kansas
Emory University
Atlanta
Siemens Energy
Northwood United Methodist Church
West Palm Beach
Wiebe
U.S
USD 457
Rick Atha
Garden City Public Schools
Atha
Theresa Meng
Abortion rights activists deliver petitions in Topeka
About 1,600 signed petitions were delivered to Governor Brownback urging him not to sign a bill restricting abortion. The measure declares life begins at fertilization and bans sex selective abortions while tightening provider information and school sex education rules.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Brownback
Sara Belfry
Haley Miller
University of Kansas Commission On the Status of Women
Mary Kay Culp
Kansans For Life
Culp
House
Senate
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Kansas National Organization For Women
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Mainstream Coalition
Planned Parenthood of
Mid-Missouri
Joshua Longbottom
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lawrence
Longbottom
Sandsage Bison Range
Arkansas River
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Too Many Strings
Snodgrass Lawn Service
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