Zachary Winters Memorial Blood Drive Schedule
The third Zachary Winters Memorial Blood Drive runs through Sept 24 at Garden City Blood Center, St Catherine Hospital Building, 310 E Walnut St Suite 206. Schedule includes Saturdays 9 3, Tuesdays 11 6, Wednesdays 8 3, with Sept 6 21 24 dates. Contact Winters at 276-9372 to book an appointment.
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Zachary Winters
Zachary
Todd
Mitzi Winters
Garden City
Garden City Blood Center
St. Catherine Hospital Medical Building
Walnut St
Firefighter 1 Academy Starts September 26 at Central Station
Garden City Fire Department offers an eight week Firefighter 1 Academy beginning at 7 p.m. on Wednesday September 26 at the central fire station 302 N Ninth St. Open to community members 21 and older seeking certification. Call 276-1140 to register or for more information.
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Garden City
State Legion Commander to Visit Garden City Post 9
The state commander of the American Legion will visit Garden City Post No. 9 on September 11 with two auxiliary members and two guests. They expect to arrive about 6 30 p m. The Post Auxiliary will provide a salad and dessert. Call Carolyn Herrell at 275 9584 to contribute food. Legion members and spouses are welcome and reservations are requested.
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The
American Legion
Garden City Post No. 9
Garden City
Post
Carolyn Herrell
Legion
Girl Scouts recruitment night at First United Methodist Church
Tumbleweed Girl Scout Council hosts recruitment night on Thursday from 7 to 8 30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall at 1106 N Main St. New scouts urged to attend. Also, the Extension Lunch and Learn series opens with What's New in School? led by Janice Stephens of USC 457 from 12 05 to 12 55 p.m. at Finney County Public Library. Bring lunch. coffee and tea provided.
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Tumbleweed Girl Scout Council
First United Methodist Church
N. Main St
New
Fellowship Hall
Janice Stephens
USC 457
Finney County Public Library
E. Walnut
Alzheimer's Support Group meets Wednesday in Garden Valley
The Alzheimer's Support Group, Sunflower Chapter affiliate, meets 3:45 to 5 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel area at Garden Valley Retirement Village. It offers sharing, support, and resource information with this month's focus "Nurturing the Spirit." Call Richmond Graham at 275-9651 for details.
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Alzheimer’s Support
Sunflower Chapter
The
Alzheimer’s Association
Chapel
Garden Valley Retirement Village
Spruce St
Richmond Graham
Menninger seeks international doctors amid money troubles
TOPEKA AP Despite financial woes the Menninger psychiatric clinic aims to recruit renowned physicians to boost specialty treatment programs. A leadership letter from a private board meeting was made public. The Topeka campus workforce fell to about 450 after Kansas City operations closed. A Houston move and a Baylor Methodist alliance collapsed.
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Topeka
Menninger Psychiatric Clinic
Menninger
Kansas City
Houston
Baylor College of Medicine
Methodist
Texas
Reward posted after train derailment near Mulvane
A backhoe on the railroad tracks caused a derailment south of Wichita that forced evacuation of more than 100 people. Investigators say the act was deliberate. A Wichita man was detained for questioning as rewards totaling 15000 dollars were posted by Burlington Northern Santa Fe and the state fire marshal. No hazardous materials escaped and residents returned home.
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Mulvane
Wichita
Eric Smith
Sedgwick County Sheriff's Department
Derby
FBI
Smith
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Chicago
Los Angeles
Steve Forsberg
Kansas City
Bill Leck
Forsberg
Sedgwick County
Gary Carmode Curmode
Randall Duncan
Kansas debates death penalty ban for mentally retarded defendants
Kansas officials and defense experts question the law on mental retardation in capital cases as vagueness could allow executions. No fixed IQ standard exists, leaving judges to interpret signs of retardation after expert testimony. The debate mirrors a national shift with four states banning such executions this year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ron Evans
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington, D.C
Donna Schneweis
Kansas Coalition Against
Texas
Rick Perry
Schneweis
Evans
Kvans
Drug test error lowers charges in Marshall crash
A Missouri truck driver linked to a multi fatality crash will see charges reduced after hospital reports of drug use were found incorrect. John Kendrix, 44, initially faced five counts of first degree involuntary manslaughter. authorities will amend to five counts of second degree involuntary manslaughter as state tests showed no drugs in his blood or urine.
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Interstate 70
Fitzgibbon Hospital
Marshall
Kendrix
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Saline County
Don Stouffer
Noise and waiver spark debate over Steel Mill concert
Neighbors around the Steel Mill Bar and Grill on 2510 E Schulman Ave complain of loud outdoor music, traffic and trash. City commissioners grant a one day 10 am to 10 pm waiver for the Sunday concert after earlier scrutiny, with 10 security guards, wristbands for age checks, and a plan to move indoors if it rains. Police have responded 48 times since April with 12 noise-ordinance tickets issued.
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Steel Mill
E. Schulman Ave
Gene Beasley
Brier and Hale Music
Waitt Media
Beasley
Commission
Patterson
Kansas
The
Budweiser
the Buzzard
City Commission
Bob Halloran
Shane Showalter
Showalter
Schulman
Tim Cruz
Randy Grisell
Mike Utz
Utz
Jackson
Hugoton
Dickie Do
the Don'ts
Nimbus
Dodge City
Affliction
Christine
Garden City
91 Cents
Damage Factor
Fire Squad
Bad Mojo
PHS
Stricknine
Bliss
Sublette
APE
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Alzheimer’s Support Group
Khoi Nguyen
Tony Abeytha
Seventh
Laurel
Water Department
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