Parade magazine joins The Telegram weekly supplements
Starting Friday The Telegram will add Parade magazine to its weekly supplements. Parade, founded in 1941, is distributed by over 600 newspapers and reaches more than 74 million readers. The magazine features Ask Marilyn Personality Parade Intelligence Report and covers entertainment health food and inspirational topics. Parade annual franchise issues include What People Earn salary survey and All America High School teams. A new feature honors community service and a celebrity interview series Sundays with. The Intelligence Report was relaunched with a new design and added items including Manner Up Your Guide to Modern Etiquette and 7 Minute Solution.
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Gas line work on St. John Street between 13th and Taylor
Black Hills Energy begins gas line improvements on St. John Street from 13th to Taylor today. The street will be closed between Elm and St. John during work, with completion expected by day’s end. Motorists should watch for crews. for details contact City Engineer Steve Cottrell at 276-1130.
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GCCC Offers Woodworking and Upholstery Classes
Garden City Community College will offer two non credit courses through its Business and Community Education Department. Woodworking runs Tuesdays 7 to 10 p.m. January 24 through May 8 in the John Collins Vocational Building wood shop taught by Bob Stubblefield. Upholstery runs Thursdays 6 to 9 p.m. January 26 through May 10 in the wood shop area taught by Jean Trybom. Tuition is 299 dollars per person with scholarships for Finney County residents 62 and older. Information and registration begin Monday via telephone, email, or the GCCC website.
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Lenexa Family Survives Carbon Monoxide Alarming Wakeup
Terrilynn Miller and her husband and 12 year old son woke with nausea and headaches at 4 am. The gas company advised them to evacuate and 911 was called as the mother and son fell ill. Crews traced the odorless gas to a leaky basement furnace.
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Holiday law enforcement shows fewer stops and no fatalities
Kansas Highway Patrol reports a holiday weekend with lower speeding stops and warnings totaling 1,431 down from 1,865 last year. No fatalities occurred, while DUI arrests rose from 13 to 22. Officials cite snow, traffic, or driver behavior as possible factors and pledge readiness for New Year’s weekend.
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Joshua Kellerman
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Insurers eye shift from soft market as catastrophe losses bite
Industry analysts say private property and casualty insurers faced nine month after tax net income of 8 billion, down from 27.1 billion a year earlier, with underwriting losses driven by 33.2 billion in catastrophe costs from 2011 events including the Japanese tsunami and deadly Alabama and Joplin tornadoes. Brokers anticipate rate increases and tighter underwriting, though some executives expect only moderate price firming and careful underwriting in select areas.
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Lance Spence
CIG Insurance
Kurt Watson
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Watson
IMA Financial Group
New Year Celebrations dot Garden City Weekend
Multiple New Year events fill Garden City this weekend. Karen Community of Burmese hosts 10 am to 12 pm Saturday at Georgia Matthews Elementary School with speeches dances and guest speakers including local officials. Garden Valley Church hosts an 8 pm to 12 15 am party with games activities and Taking Heart performance. American Legion and Eagles Lodge host dances with live bands Viejos and Born in a Barn.
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Hawker Beechcraft sues over light attack contract
Hawker Beechcraft Corp sues the US government after being excluded from a nearly 1 billion dollar light attack aircraft competition. The suit, filed in the US Court of Federal Claims, seeks to halt award pending court review after the GAO dismissed the initial protest. CEO Bill Boisture says the company was wrongly excluded and plans to pursue all legal avenues to have its AT-6 evaluated.
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