Public woodworking classes offered at Garden City CC
Garden City Community College Continuing Education will offer a series of spring woodworking classes. Woodworking Basics runs Saturdays 9 noon from Jan 29 to Mar 12 with a second session Apr 2 to May 7. Simple Shelves meets Wednesdays Mar 2 16 from 6 to 9 pm. Build a Bookcase meets Wednesdays Apr 6 20 from 6 to 9 pm. Fees range from 79 to 119. materials included for some. contact CECS Office at 276 9647 for information and registration.
GCCC Offers Yoga Classes and Interior Design Intro
Garden City Community College CECS sponsors a two session yoga course taught by Tessy Thukkuttathil with noon to 1 pm Tuesdays Feb 1 to March 8 and 9 to 10 30 am Saturdays Apr 9 to 30. A separate interior design elective runs Jan 13 on Tuesday and Thursday mornings with Julie Hopkins as instructor. Fees total 39 dollars for yoga with contact at 276-9647. Finney County Rural Water No 1 urges residents to let faucets trickle during bitter cold to prevent frozen pipes.
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Garden City
Tessy Thukkuttathil
Thukkuttathil
Garden City Community College
Julie Hopkins
Gibson
Architecture
Architectural
Finney County
Scott City Delays Annexation Decision To Jan 3 Meeting
Scott City Council debates annexing land in two phases with 72.33 acres originally proposed, then 54.33 acres at the Jan 3 session. City Clerk Brenda Davis notes absences may affect the vote while landowners protest reductions, including Hoeme and the Steeles, as officials aim to curb growth and manage zoning.
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Scott City
Brenda Davis
Scott County
Stacy Hoeme
Hoeme
Scott County Commission
Todd
Jack Steele
John Shirley
County Commission
Steeles
Shirley
Steve Edward
Davis
Terry Faurot
Hoeme’s
Real or fake Christmas trees spark season debate
The article contrasts artificial and real trees amid rising numbers of fake trees, noting U.S. sales trends from 2001 to 2003. It cites Garden City retailers like Westlake Ace Hardware and Hubers Produce, with price ranges from seven to twenty dollars for live trees and over one hundred dollars for pre-lit firs.
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Garden City
Bob Huber
Westlake Hardware
Wal-Mart
Traci Savolt
Hubers Produce
United States
National Christmas Tree Association
Mark Sidwell
Westlake Ace Hardware
Sidwell
U.S
Europe
Westlake
Savolt
Hubers
Saralt
KDHE fines three local Garden City restaurants
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment fined Taco Loco, El Camino, and Pho Hoa for repeated food code violations observed in August and September. Taco Loco faced 2250 dollars in penalties with a pending hearing in January. El Camino was fined 1000 dollars and cited for improper handwashing and temperature storage. Pho Hoa paid 1000 dollars and cited no current violations after a follow up inspection.
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Garden City
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
KDHE
Taco Loco
Buffalo Jones Ave
el Camino
Kansas Ave
Pho Hoa
Fulton St
KCHE
Javiar Almaraz
Meda Munoz
Khanh-Cong Nguyen
Nguyen
Sharon Watson
Watson
Sebelius warns court could supervise Kansas schools
Governor Kathleen Sebelius said the Kansas Supreme Court might appoint a special master to oversee school funding if lawmakers fail to respond to the court's ruling on distributing 2.7 billion dollars to districts. She cited Arkansas and Missouri federal court supervision as precedent while defending the need for timely, targeted funding reform. Legislative leaders predicted a tough fight over school finance as the 2005 session opened.
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Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Kansas Supreme Court
Sebelius
Supreme Court
Senate
Derek Schmidt
R-Independence
Arkansas
Schmidt
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