Picture This The Class of 1987 Time Capsule Buried
Garden City High School grounds reveal a time capsule buried by the Class of 1987. Students and staff gather for the ceremony as district officials confirm the capsule’s location and contents will be preserved for future celebrations.
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Garden City High School
Hugoton to Host First U S Cellulosic Ethanol Plant
State officials and Abengoa Bi energy announce plans for a 400 acre biomass biorefinery west of Hugoton. The facility aims to produce 13 million gallons of ethanol yearly from plant fiber and 88 million gallons from grain, creating 125 jobs with a $5.5 million payroll.
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Memorial Hall
Stevens County
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Hugoton
Cargill
Seaboard
Sebelius
Jack Bowden
Abengon
Kansas
Kathleen Sebelius
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GCHS Considers Year-Round Schedule To Ease Crowding
A district study group discussed a year-round calendar at Garden City High School as a potential way to reduce crowding by creating three or four calendar tracks for students and staff. The plan aims to keep attendance and vacation days while addressing limited science labs and gymnasiums but faces district-wide implementation questions.
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USD 457 Board of Education
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Jeff Crist
Holcomb High School to reopen amid storm damage
Holcomb High School will reopen Monday using the undamaged portions after a severe early week storm tore away roof sections over the gym auditorium and cafeteria. District officials estimate damages at least 1.5 million with most covered by insurance, and FEMA aid possible for non insured sums, aiding public entities including Sunflower Electric. Rep Moran and county officials toured the site amid the recovery effort.
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U.S
Jerry Moran
R-Hays
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Loophole snares immigrant worker at Liberal plant
Olivia Avila, 51, worked five years at National Beef in Liberal under a false name and bogus SSN to support her family. She gained legal residency two years ago but faces six immigration charges after pursuing credit for prior wages. Avila is free on bond awaiting an Oct 16 trial for using false documents and aggravated identity theft.
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United States
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Kansas
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