Garden Valley Church hosts New Year’s Eve party event
A New Year’s Eve party organized by Garden Valley Church with Sogue Sound Company and RPM runs from 8 p.m. December 31 to 12:30 a.m. January 1 at 1701 North Third Street in the church gym. The event features games prizes and live Christian rock by RPM and Narrow Gate with no admission but a snack donation encouraged.
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RPM
Church
N. Third St
Narrow Gate
DropINs Summit Postpones Regional Meeting in Garden City
Kansas DropINs, a statewide dropout prevention collaboration, will hold eight regional post-summits around the state, including a January 14 session in Garden City from 1 to 4 p.m. at Garden City Community College Student and Community Services Center. Participants will review challenges, set goals, and outline strategies for prioritized issues to feed into a statewide action plan.
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Garden City
Student and Community Services Center
Garden City Community College
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Beef recall covers about 248000 pounds from Owasso firm
An Owasso based company voluntary recalls about 248000 pounds of beef possibly contaminated with E coli 0157:H7 after USDA investigation links non intact steaks to illnesses across Colorado Iowa Kansas Michigan South Dakota and Washington. The recall marks the firm's first in 30 years.
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Owasso, Okla
Owasso
National Steak and Poultry
US Agriculture Department
USDA
Food Safety and Inspection Service
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
South Dakota
Washington
Pressure grows to curb antibiotics in farming
In Frankenstein Missouri a pig farmer’s life threatened by a drug resistant infection linked to low dose penicillin fed to livestock. The piece notes 65,000 US deaths linked to resistant infections, 85 million pounds of antibiotics used nationwide with 70 percent to pigs, chickens and cows, and calls for tighter rules amid WHO and White House concerns while lawmakers push bold bans and FDA cites slow withdrawal processes.
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Frankenstein, Mo
Russ Kremer
Kremer
White House
Vance Fowler
Duke University
World Health Organization
America
USDA
CDC
U.S
Louise M. Slaughter
D-N-Y
Kansas
Jerry Moran
FDA
Garden City prosecutor to resign February
City prosecutor Kara Schartz resigns effective February 19 after serving since August 2006. She will join Callahan Law at 212 W. Pine St, citing career advancement while remaining in Garden City. City Manager Matt Allen and City Attorney Randy Grisell praise her service as the city organizes a search for a replacement.
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Kara Schartz
University of Kansas
Schartz
Cimarron
Callahan Law
W. Pine St
Matt Allen
Garden City
Kara
Allen
Randy Grisell
CEO raises money for police officers' survivors
OLATHE AP Suzie Sawyer recalls skepticism as Harry Herington, CEO of NIC Inc., a Lawrence company, pledges to donate 25 000 annually for COPS. He tours capitols in a seven state motorcycle drive funding local chapters, with 140 to 160 officers killed yearly.
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Suzie Sawyer
Harry Herington
Wichita
Texas
Sawyer
COPS
Herington
Lawrence
Heaven
Missouri
Kansas
NIC Inc
Camdenton
UIC
Texas Statehouse
Midland
Capitol
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