Renaissance Festival Feature with Jediah Nathaniel and Mariah
A vivid scene of Jediah Nathaniel and Mariah at a Renaissance Festival. Colorful costumes, period props, and lively activity capture a festive atmosphere with attendees immersed in historical reenactment.
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Swine flu rises on US college campuses
At Georgia Tech and other campuses the H1N1 swine flu outbreak grows as dorms fill and classes resume. Georgia Tech reports about 150 suspected cases in two weeks, while the University of Kansas notes nearly 200 flu-like cases. Students voice concern over missing classes and illness as the new semester begins.
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Georgia Tech
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University of Kansas
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University of
Thousands mourn Kennedy at public viewing in Boston
Ginger Romano recalled helping her family during Boston's 1978 blizzard when Senator Edward Kennedy assisted her. Thousands lined up at the John F Kennedy Presidential Library to pay respects as Kennedy lay in repose in a flag draped casket for a second day.
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Edward Kennedy
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John F Kennedy Presidential Library
Field Day tours help producers keep current
About 200 producers, K State Extension staff and others attended at the Kansas State Southwest Research Extension Center for field tours, booths, and seminars on new products and yields. Randall Currie noted the event aims to keep western Kansas producers informed about innovations including three new herbicides and yield considerations under irrigation, with low turnout concerns and weather favoring attendance.
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Main Street
Kansas State Southwest Research Extension Center
K-State Extension Center
Randall Currie
Research and Extension Center
Currie
Kansas
Steve Parr
Garden City
Parr
Monty Spangler
Extension Center
Pat Evans
Northwest Research Extension Center
Colby
Evans
Kent Martin
Martin
SWREC
Finney County Job Fair seen with bigger turnout likely
The Finney County Job Fair may attract more job-seekers as unemployment edges up. At least 35 employer booths across sectors will line up from noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Clarion Inn. Organizers say the event, now annual, is led by Liz Sosa of the Finney County Economic Development Corp with FCEDC and Garden City Area.
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Liz Sosa
Finney County Economic Development Corp
FCEDC
Garden City
Job fair tips: presentable dress and prepared materials
Advice for job seekers at the fair urges dressing as for an interview, bringing résumés, letters of recommendation, and reference contact info. Attend all employer booths, explore all fields, post résumés online at two sites, and note organizers include local economic groups and colleges.
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