NHS Induction Ceremony at Garden City High School
New members of Garden City High School National Honor Society will be inducted Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in Clifford Hope Auditorium 1412 North Main Street. A reception in the new GCHS courtyard will follow. the public is welcome.
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Garden City High School
Clifford Hope
N. Main St
GCHS
Ray Goyle
Wichita
Jeff Whitham
Garden City
Paul Morrison
Ashley Anstaett
Kansas
Thomas Witt
Kansas Equality Coalition
Westboro Baptist
Authors Club set to meet Saturday in Garden City
The Kansas Authors Club district 7 will hold its spring meeting from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday in the Bill Kinney Room at the Beth Tedrow Student Center on the Garden City Community College campus at 801 Campus Drive. Registration begins at 10 a.m. and lunch is 5.50. All writers are welcome.
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Kansas Authors Club
Bill Kinney
Beth Tedrow
Garden City Community College
Campus
Children's illustrator to demonstrate work at library
Brad Sneed, a children's illustrator, will demonstrate his art and work methods and explain how he got started in the profession at 2:30 and 4 p.m. Saturday at the Finney County Public Library in Garden City. No sign-up required.
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Brad Sneed
Finney County Public Library
E. Walnut
Immigration Reform Forum Planned Saturday
Et Centro Inc will host a Comprehensive Immigration Reform Forum at 2 p.m. Saturday in the St Mary Parish Gymnasium located at 509 St John St. The event aims to discuss immigration policy and community impact with local organizers and residents.
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Et Centro Inc
St. Mary Parish
St. John St
Ramsey to speak at Alzheimer's meeting
Attorney Michael K. Ramsey will speak at the Alzheimer's Support Group meeting from 2 to 4 p.m. Monday in the main parlor of the First United Methodist Kanai Avenue. Attendees with loved ones diagnosed with Alzheimer's are invited. for info call Mary Seibert at 276-8933. The Western Kansas ElectroRally postponed to May 5 at Brit Spaugh Park Great Bend due to inclement weather.
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Michael K. Ramsey
First United Methodist
Brit Spaugh Park
Great Bend
Zoo Earth Day Fair Draws 900 plus Students
Lee Richardson Zoo plans its 16th annual Earth Day Fair from 8 30 a m to 2 30 p m on Wednesday inside the Finnup Center and zoo grounds open to third grade and above. Activities include displays demonstrations crafts and wildlife attraction tips with Richard denner of Woovill Entertainment presenting the Amazing Recycling Show four times in the Finnup Center Lecture Hall reservations urged at 276 1250.
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Lee Richardson Zoo
Finnup Center For Conservation Education
Richard Denner
Woovill Entertainment
Winnup Center
Sebelius signs buffer zone law to curb funeral picketing
In Topeka, Governor Kathleen Sebelius signed a law creating a 150 foot buffer around funeral sites to shield families from picketers. Widow Brandy Sacco praised the measure but urged broader limits as the Kansas bill faces court tests and potential constitutional challenges.
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Sebelius
Topeka
Hns
Brandy Sacco
Capitol
Kathleen Sebelius
Sacco
Westboro
Dominic James Sacco
America
Witt
Kansas Equality Coalition
Derek Schmidt
Independence
Patriot Guard
Schmidt
Phelps-Roper
Phelps Roper
Oklahoma
Iowa
Kansas
Ted Bunting
Shawn Dowd
Newton
Ed Runyon
Roberts opens bid with over 1.2 million in bank
Senator Pat Roberts frames a strong reelection run as he reports more than 1.2 million in campaign funds and about 628 thousand raised in Q1. He warns of outside groups spending on attack ads and notes no Democrat yet challenges him. Sebelius unlikely to run.
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Washington
Pat Roberts
Kansas
Roberts
Tve
Mike Gaughan
Democratic Party
Gaughan
Moveon.org
Swift Boat Veterans For Truth
John Kerry
Jim Talent
Missouri
Kathleen Sebelius
Sebelius
State and federal teams reassess storm damage in 15 Kansas counties
Public Assistance damage assessment teams from the state and FEMA will reevaluate road damage in 15 Kansas counties affected by the December storm. A 16 KDHE staff and four FEMA personnel will survey in coming weeks to guide federal and state funding for restoration and mitigation.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency
Kansas Adjutant General’s Department
Kansas Department of Emergency Management
FEMA
Kathleen Sebelius
Kansas
Adjutant General's Office
Ted Bunting
USD 457 Board approves wide range of personnel actions
The USD 457 Board of Education approved administrative changes including new full time associate principal roles for Joshua Guyman and Victor Ornelas. Others include full time positions for Martin Segovia, new hires at multiple campuses, retirements, resignations, terminations, and staff transfers effective at the 2007 08 school year or month.
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USD 457 Board of Education
Joshua Guyman
Florence Wilson
Victor Ornel
Victor Ornelas
Martin Segovia
Buffalo Jones
Garden City High School
New Outlook Academy
Annette Burns
GCHS
Malinda Colvin
Nancy Jones
Morgan Luna
Dorothy Zimmerman
Gertrude Walker
John Anton
Billy Garner
Abby Gonzalez
Melinda Helger
Robert Hubbard
Kathy Machotka
Charles O. Stones Intermediate Center
Sandra Rincones
Monica Venegas
Bernadine Sitts Intermediate Center
Mary Lou Clark
Ami Ladhawala
Charles O. Stones
Andrew Musick
Vicki Ronn
Sondra Schiffelbein
Alta Brown
Curtis Sherrodd
Abe Hubert
Melissa Smith
Edith Scheuerman
Cynthia Tonry
Bernadine Sitts
Ina Blue
Manford Koehn
Georgia Matthews
Jami Schaut
John Wade
Kenneth Henderson Middle School
Roy
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