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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 2008

Page

3

Computer center to officially open in Garden City

The Finney County Senior Center will host a ribbon cutting Wednesday at 1 p.m. for its new computer center at 907 N. 10th. The project was funded by Finney County Commerce Bank Garden City Community College Western Kansas Community Foundation and Garden City Information Technologies Cooperative. For information call 272-3620.

Finney County Commerce Bank Garden City Community College Western Kansas Community Foundation Garden City Information Technologies Cooperative, Inc N. 10Th Nichols Gcnet

Chamber president Carol Meyer to retire with party

The Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce will host a retirement party for Chamber President Carol Meyer from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the Clarion Inn and Conference Center. Meyer led since 1980 and helped establish the Western Kansas Rural Economic Development Alliance and Finney County Economic Development Corp. The Start Inc. program evolved into Every Voice Common Ground Youth Training, with the Chamber continuing related efforts. For details call 276 3264 or email chamber gcnet.com.

Garden City Area Chamber Gcnet.com

Wildlife Commission to meet Thursday in Kansas

The Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission holds a public meeting Thursday at Finnup Center Lee Richardson Zoo to review wildlife regulations hunting seasons and department budgets. 1:30 p.m. session covers proposed changes and a Bar ber County mountain lion shooting report.

Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission Lee Richardson Zoo Finnup Center Barber County

Holcomb USD 363 to switch student info system to PowerSchool

Holcomb district board approves staying with NCS Pearson for SASI but shifting from SASI to PowerSchool with startup cost of 41391. District cites PowerSchool wide use in Kansas and lower annual support around 3900. Other motions include consulting contracts, Odyssey trip funding, textbook purchases, masonry repairs, press box project using insurance funds, travel card.

Holcomb Board of Education NCS Pearson, Inc NCS Pearson Randy Ackerman Kansas SASI USD Robert O’connor Colorado Cimarron Lakin D&r Consulting Southwest Kansas Consult Ing Washington, D.C Holcomb High School O'Connor O’connor

Waiver on hold for single wide at Maize Court

Finney County commissioners paused Harold Orosco's waiver request to place a single wide on 830 Maize Court in a subdivision rezoned to bar new single wide homes. Planning staff recommends denial. Orosco must gather signatures of subdivision residents who opposed the rezoning. If denied, the trailer must be removed.

Finney County Harold Orosco Maize Court Orosco Kaleb Kentner Kentner Commission Don Doll Doll Cliff Mayo

Garden City explores reviving Toastmasters club in southwest Kansas

About 20 people attended a demo Toastmasters meeting at Garden City Community College to gauge interest in restarting a Garden City chapter. Organizers aim for at least 20 members to officially charter, with a $20 join fee and roughly $30 every six months, led by Liliana Mandigo and FCEDC efforts.

Toastmasters Randy Neill Neill Beth Tedrow Garden City Community College Liliana Mandigo Finney County Economic Development Corp Garden City Wichita LSI Logic Storage Systems Inc Mandigo Wwwtoastmasters.org Gene Becker Toastmasters International

Compact aims to ease school changes for military families

Kansas and Kentucky join a nationwide compact to standardize transfer of records, course placement, and graduation rules for children of military families. It requires ten states to activate, with 1.5 million affected nationwide. Military kids may attend six to nine schools before graduation, often two in high school, aiding recruitment and readiness by preventing repeated courses.

Topeka Kansas Kentucky Compact Mem Bers Council On State Governments United States Defense

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