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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 2013

Page

3

Banner Art Preview Showpremier Downtown Vision Canvases

Downtown Vision hosts a 2013 Banner Art preview on Thursday from 5 30 to 7 30 p m at 413 N Main St. The event costs 5 with food and drinks. Twenty four artists paint 25 canvases in oils acrylics and watercolors. The show marks six years since 2008. Banners will hang on Main Street light poles until late October before an auction on November 2 at the Clarion Ballroom. Tickets to the auction are 35 and include buffet and beverages. For more information contact Downtown Vision at 276 0891 or email vision gcdowntown.com.

Downtown Vision N. Main St Clarion Ballroom Vision Gcdowntown

Free Concert in Scott City Friday at Patton Park Gazebo

Carter Sampson will perform a solo acoustic Americana folk country concert at 7 p.m. Friday in Patton Park Scott City. The gazebo in the northeast corner will host the event where she performs selections from her albums and new songs.

Carter Sampson Patton Park Scott City Sampson

Two Musical Programs Planned at G.C. and Homestead

Homestead Assisted Living at 2014 N Henderson St hosts two free concerts. Piano Man performs at 7 p.m. Friday followed by The Roadrunners at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Public attendance is encouraged with no charge.

Homestead Assisted Living N. Henderson Roadrunners

Pond and Garden Tour Planned by Garden City Group

The Garden City Area Pond Association hosts its 20th annual Pond and Garden Tour this Sunday with free tours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ten locations share ponds and gardens including Hanigan, Mayo, Catanese, Katz, Sexson, Campbell, Carrillo, Brennaman, Rude, and Michel. Maps and a downloadable location link are provided by the chamber and local businesses.

Garden City Area Pond Association Tim and Christina Hanigan Grandview East Cliff and Pat Mayo Ron Beverly Kathy Sexson Stucca Path Bob Barbara Campbell W. Maple Alberto Connie Carrillo 10Th St John Rachelle Brennaman Estes Place Mark Melany Rude Bluestem Drive Steve Randy Michel Garden City Area Tropical Arena Westlake Ace Hardware Wharton’s Garden True Value High Plains Public Radio Prairie Wind Aquatics Ward’s Garden Center Western Kansas Maps Google

Garden City trustees OK budget and housing plan

Garden City Community College trustees approved the 2013-14 budget after a public hearing with no comments. They kept the general fund mill levy at 20.13 and capital outlay at 1.026 mills, for a total 21.15 mills, to fund campus projects. A dorm overbooking issue prompts a housing task force, with 384 students expected and a 303 bed capacity. New programs include culinary management and commercial truck driving with CDL training and job placement, run in partnership with Excel Driver Services. The next meeting is Sept. 10 at 6 p.m. in the Beth Tedrow Student Center Endowment Room.

Garden City Community College Board of Trustees Herbert Swender GCCC Residential Life Kate Covington Snender Excel Driver Services Garden City Beth Tedrow

ACLU warns Kansas over voter citizenship proof law

The ACLU notified Secretary of State Kris Kobach it will file a federal lawsuit challenging Kansas proof of citizenship requirements for voter registration. It argues the law blocks eligibility by creating delays and sidesteps federal voter registration at driver license offices. The 90 day notice ends November 11, with groups including NAACP and Equality Kansas backing the challenge.

Topeka the American Civil Liberties Union Kansas Kris Kobach U.S Kobach ACLU Secretary of State Doug Bonney Missouri Associated Press NAACP Lawrence and Douglas County League of Women Voters Equality Kansas Bonney U.S. Supreme Court Arizona Georgia Alabama Supreme Court

Dutch man finds WWII dog tag seeks Burris family

In Great Bend Kansas veteran Jesse Burris born 1916 is identified on a found WWII dog tag by Dutch detectorist Rico Peters. Peters hopes to locate Burris relatives and return the tag while preserving a personal museum item from his Kerkrade yard finds.

Great Bend Kansas Rico Peters Jesse G. Burris M. Amerine Rt. 1 Burris Kansas City Peters Kerkrade Netherlands

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