Teenage bicycle robbery by knife yields bike loss
Garden City police report a 13-year-old boy on a bike was approached by a knife-wielding teen, who demanded the bike and rode off. The victim, not injured, described the assailant as about 13, Hispanic, thin, and five feet tall.
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Alleluias concert slated for April 29 at Presbyterian Church
The Garden City Civic Chorus presents An Evening of Alleluias at 7 30 p m on April 29 in the Presbyterian Church at 1719 Texas St under directors Jane Vanderhoff Pam O Donnell Dr Lee Martin and Sue Tiffany. A local string quartet and the Whirlwind Quintet will provide instrumental music directed by Tom Lee. Admission is free with donations welcome. Supported by the Mary Jo Williams Charitable Trust Finnup Foundation Trust and the City of Garden City.
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Early summer classes open at Garden City Community College
Garden City Community College announces an early summer session starting May 20 with more than two dozen courses in office administration transcription and production, health and fitness, theater, ethics and politics plus meat science and Ag Tech. Public enrollment hours and free schedules are available at the admissions office or by calling two numbers. Lawrence AP Kansas junior Jonathan Ng will be sworn in as the university’s first Asian American student body president, aiming to boost campus diversity and plan a Multicultural Resource Center near the Kansas Union.
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Kansas dinosaur bee co winners earn Colorado dig chance
Trevor Williams and Branson Barnum tied for first at Kansas first Dinosaur Bee at Sternberg Museum in Hays earning summer dinosaur dig opportunities in Colorado. Williams is 10 from Ulysses and Barnum is 13 from Wichita both fans since childhood. Road condition hotline 1 800 585 7623.
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Moderates Face Uphill Battle for Kansas Governor Bid
Kansas moderates weigh running as a crowded GOP field forms. With 15 weeks before the Aug. 6 primary, candidates must manage two years of campaigning in a short span. Key figures include Shallenburger, Knight, Kerr, Glasscock, and Stovall, amid questions of fire in the belly and party unity.
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Garden City Piano Festival showcases 20th year student feedback
About 200 piano students from southwestern and south central Kansas gathered at Garden City Community College for the 20th annual Garden City Piano Festival. Clinicians provided master lessons rather than ratings, aiming to boost confidence and enjoyment in music.
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Glasscock still possible candidate in GOP race
AP reports House Speaker Kent Glasscock returned home after balloon angioplasty to clear a heart artery and remains in Topeka. Doctors called the procedure a tuneup and say there is no heart damage. Glasscock, a Manhattan Republican, may reenter the governor’s race as legislators plan a May wrapup after a two week recess.
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Court Courtney drug case widens reach in Missouri
Missouri health officials plan a meeting with federal authorities to map response to broader scope of the Courtney drug dilution probe. Lawyers for affected patients estimate up to 400 doctors and 4,200 patients could be drawn into civil litigation as U.S. officials say 98,000 prescriptions in Kansas and Missouri may have been diluted, far above prior counts. Courtney, 49, is held in Leavenworth after pleading guilty to 20 federal charges and faces 17.5 to 30 years. sentencing not set.
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Carbon monoxide sends BPI workers to hospital
Carbon monoxide exposure at Beef Products Inc. on IBP Road in Finney County sickened about 25 workers Friday night. Nine were treated in emergency rooms as others evacuated from the third floor. fire officials found no gas on testing. Plant manager declined comment.
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