Murder on the Nile dinner theater at Garden City CC
Tickets go on sale Friday for three Agatha Christie mystery dinners at Garden City Community College Studio 99 Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building. Performances run April 27 28 29 with dinner at 6 pm and play at 7 30 pm. Admission 14 adults 12 seniors or non GCCC students 10 children under 12. Reservations only with lines 276 9548 and 275 3244.
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Garden City Community College
Studio 99
Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building
Gccc Chartwells Food Service
Robert Brinkley
GCCC
Holcomb Students Mentor Local Elementary Kids on NYSD
Holcomb and Garden City high school students volunteer as Big Brothers Big Sisters mentors for Finney County. The national Youth Service Day highlights their work with 100 to 200 children waiting for mentors as high school seniors reflect on the rewarding experience of reading with, helping in math, and visiting schools.
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Ryan Lohfink
Holcomb
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Finney County
Lohfink
Garden City
Tammy Herlin
Herlin
Sara Meyers
Meyers
Holcomb Who Club
Karen Beckerman
Key Club
Donating organs a precious gift to Garden City woman
Diana Byerly, 38, of Garden City benefited from a 1998 organ donation by a 15 year old Jennifer DeFranco after a car crash. Byerly promotes organ and tissue donation through Midwest Transplant Network while managing her own kidney disease and dialysis.
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Garden City
Diana Byerly
Byerly
Kansas
Terry Clark
Preston
Kenton
Justin
Alan Riney
Glenda Davis
Ron
Jennifer DeFranco
Jennifer
Midwest Transplant Network
Westwood
DeFranco
Einstein Day at St Mary School sparks young science interest
Teachers recount Einstein’s early struggles while students celebrate science with hands on experiments. Nine classrooms host activities from color dye tests to rockets powered by baking soda and vinegar. Principal Trina Delgado notes the event’s success and plans for future science themed activities.
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Juan Cliarzabal
St. Mary School
Brittney Rodriguez
Marlene Mirales
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Karen Murrell
Deb Chappel
Chappel
Trina Delgado
Delgado
Murrell
Mauricio
Small colleges feel pinch of soaring fuel costs in Kansas
Sterling College faces a $100,000 shortfall as fuel prices surge. Dorm fees rise $95 for 2001 2002 after a 3 percent room increase was raised to 5 percent. February fuel costs more than quadrupled from a year earlier, with nat ural gas bills climbing from $11,078 to $47,240 for similar usage. Alumni fund drive nears $20,000 from 150 donors. Other private colleges in the region report similar gas bill strains, including Tabor College facing over $44,000 above budget.
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Johnson
Central
Kansas
Tabor College
Wind Farm in Kansas Moves Ahead with Easements Signed
Kansas largest wind farm northeast of Montezuma proceeds as easements landowners sign at varying rates. FPL Energy subsidiary Gray County Wind Energy plans 170 turbines on 8000 private acres, eight months to construct with roads, cables, substation, meteorological towers, field office, and data fiber network. Local donation to county proposed at 305000 annually for ten years.
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Kansas
Montezuma
Gray County Wind Energy, LLC
FPL Energy
Rusty Hurt
Hurt
FPL
Joe Marchese
Terry Monson
Monson
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Brad Nading
Sterling College
Ed Johnson
Gray County