Summer enrollment opens for Gar den City High driver education
Gar den City High School offers a summer driver education course for students in the Freshman Academy. Enrollment runs 3:45 to 4:15 p m on Mondays through April 23 in Room F108. Classes May 27 to June 11 with driving sessions, completed by July 1. Fee is 200 and due at enrollment. Contact Eric Victor at 276-6654 for details.
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JROTC Hosts Global 5K Run at Garden City
Garden City High School JROTC marks its 99th anniversary with a 5K at Finnup Park starting 11 a.m. on April 25. The global event aims to set a Guinness World Record for most participants in a 5K. Registration is open via jrotcskrun.com or a GCHS cadet. For details contact LTC Phillips at 620-805-5577.
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Canvass Adjusts Local Election Totals but Keeps Winners
Finney County canvass of the April 7 election shows vote shifts but no change in winners. In Garden City, Cessna and Fankhauser gain votes while Dale adds eight. Olinger drops to fourth. Holcomb council retains Rupp and Quint. School board seats go to Nanninga, Rude, Standley, and Cruz with small gains. CCC Trustees race narrows to 52 votes separating top four.
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Kansas Climate Change Belief Split Across Districts
A Yale map shows most Kansans accept climate change is occurring, with 52 to 65 percent agreeing across districts, while belief that humans cause it or that scientists agree is less solid. Topeka and Kansas City area data show lower certainty than past surveys. Kansas has warmed since 1895 to 2009, with winter up about 2.0 degrees, autumn cooler by 0.2.
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