Anniversary marks 30 years of Family Ties Inc service
The Family TTI marks three decades of parent support and information work for families with disabled children. The agency runs about 30 000 email contacts and offers parent to parent links, family health guidance, and education law advocacy through staff like Yolanda Corral and Schwindt. Benitez cites FTI as opening doors for her son Cristian who will graduate with honors, while Corral helps Spanish speaking families navigate the IDEA and school rules to access resources.
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Holcomb council honors life saving actions by locals
Holcomb Mayor Gary Newman presented awards to three residents for swift CPR and life saving care after Monica Knight collapsed at the Holcomb recreation center. The trio, Monica’s trainer and an occupational therapy assistant, were praised for stepping in rather than calling 911. They urged others to learn CPR and not hesitate to help in emergencies.
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Romney faces task of unifying GOP after tough primary
Romney must win over conservative Republicans while not alienating independents ahead of the fall race against Obama. Endorsements pour in as Santorum exits, Gingrich pledges to stay, and advisers urge a running mate who ignites faith-based and fiscal conservative passions.
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Rain Relief Dampens Drought in Southwest Kansas
Dodge City reports a record 7.39 inches of rain since December 1, the third-highest total in over a century, with Medicine Lodge at 10.37 inches and Cimarron 8.44 inches. Ruthi notes greener fields and easing agricultural drought as western Kansas expects more rain this week. Long-range forecasts hint at cooler than usual summer with above normal precipitation, but farmers remain cautious and hopeful per crop consultant Bryan Boroughs.
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Holcomb Council Approves Car Show Noise Waiver
Holcomb city council approved a noise ordinance waiver for a May 5 car show near Holcomb Community Park from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Council members Greg Cox and Jannelle Robins Gaede were absent. The next meeting is April 25 at 7 p.m. at 200 N Lynch St.
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Jannelle Robins- Gaede
N. Lynch St
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