Taste of Home Cooking School opens May 1 at Finney County
The Taste of Home Cooking School sponsored by The Garden City Telegram runs May 1 from 7 p.m. at the Finney County Exhibition Building with samples demonstrations and 11 recipes plus a goody bag for ticket holders. Tickets cost 6 and are sold at The Telegram Riddles Jewelry The UPS Store or online.
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Teleconference to discuss bereavement care hosted by St Catherine
St Catherine Hospital Home Health Care Services will host part of the National Bereavement Teleconference by the Hospice Foundation of America. The Southwest Kansas events run 12:30 to 3 p.m. on April 30 at Garden City and Ulysses sites, broadcast live by satellite with Cokie Roberts moderating a panel.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Hospice Foundation of America
Kansas
Garden City
Cokie Roberts
ABC News
Miss Kansas pageant auditions slated in Pratt
Open auditions for the July 4 Miss Kansas contest in Pratt are open to women at least 18. Fifteen finalists will advance to the Pratt event. The winner receives 500 dollars and a popular vote prize. Contact Misty Beck at 276-5641 ext 192 for details.
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Pratt
Misty Beck
K-9 Officer Forms Bond With New Dog Partner Oscar
Garden City Police Department introduces K-9 Oscar, a 3-year-old Belgian Malinois, and handler Blaine Grossoehme after five weeks of training at Vohne Liche Kennels. The pair train in patrol, narcotics, and tracking as they prepare for daily 24/7 duty. Oscar’s cost about $14,000 funded by drug forfeiture.
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Oscar
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Law Enforcement Center
Vohne Liche
Denver
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Kenneth Licklider
Garden City
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Finney County
Former Garden City student builds global music career
Dean Angeles grew up in Garden City where a plastic recorder shaped his life. He later led Loyola University's Chamber and Symphony Orchestra in New Orleans and earned awards for classical arts. His career spans teaching in Hays and Spartanburg before 13 years directing Loyola ensembles.
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Garfield
Dean Angeles
Loyola University
Chamber and Symphony
New Orleans
Angeles
Garden City
Angelos
Garden City High School
Louisiana
Gambit Weekly
Marvin Rabin
Rabin
Wisconsin Youth Symphony
Greater Boston
Lauren Crawford
Crawford
Camp
Dean
Doug Crotty
the Counts
Crotty
Jim Daugherty
Ron Smith
Scott Davis
Southwestern College
Winfield
Fort Hays State University
Hays High School
Spartanburg
S.C
Loyola
Garden City Orchestra
Sebelius seeks budget deal with GOP leaders in Kansas
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius offers a compromise budget balancing plan that blends her proposals with elements of a Republican plan to erase a $254 million shortfall in the 2004 Kansas budget. The deal hinges on issuing bonds, accelerating local property tax collection, delaying school aid, and meeting with Senate leaders as forecasts show a slower revenue recovery.
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Topeka
Senate
Dave Kerr
Kerr
R-Hutchinson
Kathleen Sebelius
Kansas
Susan Wagle
Wichita
University of Kansas
Sebelius
Nicole Corcoran-Basso
Corcoran-Basso
House
Doug Mays
Pheasant stolen from Southeast Asian exhibit at Lee Richardson Zoo
Zoo staff report a male Tragopan temminck bird missing after a break in at the Asian exhibit. The female remains in the cage, and police investigate a related soda machine vandalism. The bird, at large since 1994, is valued around 400 dollars and may be hard to locate.
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Lee Richardson Zoo
Southeast Asia
Moon Gate
Delfi Messinger
General Zoo
Messinger
Kathy Sexson
Garden City
Zoo
Mike Utz
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