Garden City offers life enrichment classes at GCCC
Garden City Community College Continuing Education and Community Services presents a series of life enrichment classes on food eBay cake decorating breakfast and beauty. Programs run January through February with multiple dates and instructors Deena Eaton Lisa Brenneman Tina Cole and Debra Bolton. Registration deadlines range January 12 to February 9 with fees from 25 to 40 dollars. Also Garden Valley Church hosts New Year’s Eve Bash at 312 E Campbell with RPM Breath of Heaven and Circle Stunts from 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
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Southwest
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Continuing Education
Garden City Community College
Deena Eaton
Lisa Brenneman
Tina Cole
Cole
New England Culinary Institute
Debra Bolton
Diana Machotka
Diana.machotka
Garden Valley Church
R.pm
Sogue Sound Company
Garden Valley Church Family Center
E. Campbell
Garden City
Breath of Heaven
McIntyre
Greeley Homes forms to expand housing in Tribune area
A new private company Greeley Homes LLC with a 13 member board aims to build single family homes and retirement duplexes in Greeley County. The project seeks up to 500000 units funded by 1 shares at 1 each. donations via Growing the Vision Foundation are also encouraged. The venture partners with Northwest Kansas Housing and local officials to secure land and renovate existing properties.
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Tribune
Greeley County
Greeley Homes, LLC
Steve Mangan
Christy Hopkins
Mangan
County
the Vision
Northwest Kansas Housing
City of
Hopkins
Questions rise over Kansas at risk spending in schools
An AP report summarizes a state audit of 10 of Kansas 296 districts on at risk funding. Half face program struggles while others defend spending as enriching services. Districts cited include Chase Raymond Sylvan Grove Chautauqua and Syracuse with varied progress and recommendations.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chase
Raymond
Rice County
Sylvan Grove
Lincoln County
Barb Hinton
Carl Helm
Chase Raymond
Jude
Census Bureau to hire 1,000 in Kansas
The US Census Bureau will hire about 1,000 workers in Kansas in early 2009 with most positions part time. Beginning February, many will go door to door verifying addresses and collecting data, then 2010 mail forms will be sent to all households. First Kansas office opened in Topeka. others in Kansas City, Wichita and western Kansas planned.
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Hutchinson
US. Census Bureau
Kansas
Dennis Johnson
Kansas City
Johnson
Topeka
Wichita
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Mspringer
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North Eighth Street
Melanie Lane
Yellowstar Street
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Stecklein
Spring Hill
Johnson County
Syracuse
Hamilton County
Joan Friend
Census Bureau
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