Recreation center C and Ds to reopen with plans for menus and banquets
The Webb family leading the reopening of C and D's World on Wheels in Garden City to offer family friendly programs, a new Nana and Nini's Mexican restaurant, a banquet area, and a drop off point after school in collaboration with the Recreation Commission. They plan to replace laser tag with a dining and social space while keeping prices low and maintaining strong community ties. The facility aims to open by late September with go kart and skating operations first, and applications will be accepted 11 am to 7 pm Friday and Saturday at C and D's World on Wheels.
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Chief public defender charged with 69 counts in Kansas
Finney County Attorney's Office charges Hummer with 69 counts. Formerly cited on two counts of telephone harassment, those citations were dismissed. Public defender leadership notes that disciplinary action follows legal proceedings, while noting staffing strain with 140 cases in Garden City and two attorneys in Liberal.
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Educators warn of dangers on blogs and social sites
Teachers caution students and staff about online risks as schools block social networks on district computers. Administrators review blocked sites for educational use while advising on privacy settings and avoiding personal information. Content providers warn about age limits and parental permissions for minors.
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Kansans fear Medicaid rule could cut benefits over paperwork
Sebelius warns agencies to verify residency without risking federal funds while worried lawmakers may block benefits for citizens unable to obtain documents. She cites dementia patients in nursing homes and elderly Kansans who rely on years of benefits and may struggle to secure an original birth certificate. She urges working with federal agencies to meet guidelines yet avoid denying eligible Kansans.
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