Free flowering trees offer during January 2005
Ten free flowering trees are offered to each member during January 2005 as part of the Trees for America campaign by the National Arbor Day Foundation. The 10 trees include two white dogwoods two flowering crabapples two Washington Hawthorns two American redbuds and two Golden rain trees. A $10 contribution is requested by January 31 with delivery postpaid between February 1 and May 31 and planting instructions included. The trees are guaranteed to grow or be replaced.
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National Arbor Day Foundation
Trees For America
Arbor Ave
Nebraska City
Foundation
Arbordagorg
Garden City duo arrested in meth and cocaine probe
Garden City police say Gabriel Salinas and Sarah Rupp, both 22, were arrested after a three and a half month undercover drug investigation. Detectives recovered 157.5 grams of meth and 2.4 grams of cocaine with a street value cited at 16000 dollars.
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Garden City
Gabriel Salinas
Sarah Rupp
Fifth St
Mike Utz
Finney County
Salinas
Rupp
Utz
GCPD
Drug Task Force
Hearings on science standards postponed in Kansas
A Kansas committee rewriting state science standards delayed four planned hearings to February to address concerns from State Board of Education members on teaching evolution. The board debated whether creationism or other views should accompany evolution in the standards.
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Topeka
State Board of Education
Steve Case
Board of Education Ear
Lier
John Bacon
Sue Gamble
Gamble
Newton couple indicted on 35 charges
A Newton couple faces 35 federal charges for alleged abuse and involuntary servitude of group home residents. Prosecutors say Arlan and Linda Kaufman defrauded Medicare, with claims of health care and mail fraud, forced labor, and conspiracy dating back to 1986.
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Topeka
Newton
Arlan D. Kaufman
Linda J. Kaufman
Kaufmans
James Wyrsch
Kansas City, Mo
State Supreme Court
Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Medicare
Potwin
New Year Eve events light up Garden City venues
Quality Cab Co offers free post 6 p.m. rides for donations to gas costs while local bars and eateries host party nights. Festivities include live music, buffets, and prize giveaways at multiple venues with cover charges and special room rates, inviting patrons to ring in 1999 with safety and celebration.
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Quality Cab Co
Bob Cooley
Cooley
Garden City
American Legion Club
W. Pine St
Hays
Order of Eagles
N. Taylor Ave
Fiesta Courtyard
Buffalo Jones Ave
California
Dan Rock
Building permits uptick in Garden City November report
Garden City shows renewed momentum in construction with November permits totaling about 1.44 million, offset by a year-to-date gap to 2003 figures. Notable projects include homes at 1720 Summerwood Court and 1913 Harding Ave, plus commercial remodeling at Gibson's building and renovations at Time Out Sports Bar, Hard Rock Lanes, and Finney County Health Department. Countywide permits reach about 4.1 million year to date, aided by county and city monitoring stations for Wheatland Electric Co op project. Kentner notes mild winter kept work days from being lost and plans to finalize 2004 totals as month ends.
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Garden City
Finney County
Garden City Community Development Office
Kaleb Kentner
Summerwood Court
Harding Ave
Gibson’s
Taylor Ave
Time Out
N. Taylor Ave
E. Laurel St
Finney County Health Department
Zerr Road
Kentner
Towns Boulevard
S. Jennie Barker Road
Kansas Ave
Ibp
Wheatland Electric Co-op
Holcomb
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Trees Free
Indian Center
Wichita
Betty Nixon
Mid-America All-Indian Center, Inc
EA Sports
Garden City Recreation Commission
Sixth St
E. Fulton St
Tony Vargas
Scott Miller
General Manger
Plaza Inn
Widow
Miller
Widow McGee's
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