Thanksgiving Photos From Garden City YMCA Deliver Turkeys Abroad
Picture This shows Kansas Army National Guard members in Mehtar Sam Afghanistan receiving Thanksgiving turkey pictures from Garden City Family YMCA 4 year olds class. Photo by Denice Good Garden City.
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Teens race to beat new teen driver rules in 2009
Brittany Delacruz turns 14 on December 20 and plans a 2009 birthday permit to fall under old rules before the January 1, 2010 law change. The eighth grader at Kenneth Henderson Middle School says friends want full driving freedom at 16, while officials expect many teens to start the permit process to be grandfathered.
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Kenneth Henderson
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Preschoolers shop for Kearny gifts at Target fundraiser
A group of 19 Deerfield Elementary School preschoolers, staff, and parents shopped at Target in Garden City after raising 535.50 for the Kearny County Christmas Star program. The top fundraiser class collected 203.34 and led the shopping, with aid from school resource officer Garnett Hartman and Principal Amy DeLaRosa guiding the effort.
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Target
McKenzie Atchinson
Deerfield
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Kadence
Deerfield Elementary School
Garden City
Amy DeLaRosa
Isaah Vera
Noah Dorsey
Garnett Hartman
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Residents Debate Health Care Reform In Garden City
A small group in Garden City heard Brian Perkins, health care policy adviser to Congressman Moran, outline Moran’s stance on the Senate reform bill amid rising costs. Perkins said costs are out of control and a method is needed, as residents aired concerns during the Wednesday evening session at the Finney County Administration Building.
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Jerry Moran
Washington, D.C
Garden City
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Wichita
Finney County
Democrats vow to close Medicare doughnut hole
Washington Democrats pledge to shrink the Medicare prescription drug coverage gap known as the doughnut hole by 500 this year and end it by 2019 as part of a health care overhaul. They seek to reassure seniors wary of cuts while courting midterm voters. Senate leaders join House in promising action if the reform bill passes.
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