Cimarron Christian Men Conference in High School Gym
Christian men from several Cimarron churches, in federation with the Cimarron Ministerial Alliance, host a Sept. 5 conference at Cimarron High School gym 400 N. 5th St. Michael Franzese is the main speaker. Ron McGehee performs. Registration 7:30 a.m. fee 35 dollars includes lunch. youth meeting at 4:30 p.m. Contact Terry Martin or visit awakeandarise.net.
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Seasonal flu shot available at Finney County Health Dept
The Finney County Health Department offers regular influenza vaccines at 919 W Zerr Road. Early vaccination is encouraged to curb community spread as Kansas experiences rising flu activity. The elderly and high risk groups are urged to receive the seasonal vaccine. The Knock-Out Committee meets at 4 p.m. Sunday at St. James Lutheran Church to discuss FEMA floodplain changes. Garden City High School Cheerleaders host Buffalo Cheer Clinic Sept 8–10 at Memorial Stadium on the GCHS campus. The event runs 4 to 5 30 p.m. and ends with a cheer during part of the Sept 11 game. fee is 25 dollars benefiting the GCHS Squad. Choir booster meeting is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday in the GCHS Vocal Music Room with a Show Choir session to follow.
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N. Main St
Garden City housing proposals heard by city commissioners
Garden City commissioners open a Tuesday morning hearing with three developers presenting initial housing plans for city surplus land at Campus Drive and Shortgrass Street. Proposals include single family homes and a 29 unit multifamily project, plus two commercial options at Mary and Fleming streets to spur development.
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Aging czar frames unifying U S policy on seniors
Kathy Greenlee, 49, assistant secretary for aging at HHS, oversees a 1.5 billion dollar annual budget and tens of thousands of aging programs nationwide. A Kansas native and former Kansas official, she emphasizes keeping seniors in their homes while informing providers about health reform and Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security implications.
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County Attorney office seeks staff as trial looms
Finney County faces a heavy workload with the upcoming trial of Jason Bottoms for aggravated battery. County Attorney Wheeler notes staffing is tight as housing shortages hinder new hires. temporary NY recruit Seth Lowry may join full time after bar results. Longtime assistants Tamara Hicks and Brian Sherwood remain.
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Wheeler
Seth Lowry
New York
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Kansas banks post reduced profits in Q2 2009
Kansas commercial banks earned a combined 16.3 million in the second quarter, down from 127.5 million a year earlier, as foreclosures and loan losses pummeled earnings. Thrifts also fell, with 0.49 percent net loan write offs and 0.96 percent nonperforming assets, while deposits edged down at banks to 39.7 billion and savings and loans rose to 7.1 billion. Chuck Stones of the Kansas Bankers Association urged cautious optimism as profitability edged higher for some banks amid ongoing recession.
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