Alzheimer's Support Group Meets Wednesday at Garden Valley
The Alzheimer's Support Group, Sunflower Chapter affiliate, will meet 3 45 to 5 pm Wednesday in the Garden Valley Retirement Village chapel area. Topic is Take Care of Yourself. For details call Richmond Graham at 275 9651.
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Alzheimer’s
Sunflower Chapter
The
Alzheimer’s Association
Chapel
Garden Valley Retirement Village
Spruce St
Richmond Graham
Groundhog Supper Set by Deerfield Brotherhood
The 64th annual Groundhog Supper in Deerfield will be held Wednesday at the Deerfield Community Building. Serving starts 4:30 p.m. with admission 5 dollars for adults and 3 for K-5 students. preschoolers eat free. Bulk sausage sold at 2.25 per pound. For Meals on Wheels, call 620 426 2291 or 426 2600 the night of the supper.
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Deerfield Brotherhood
Deerfield
Methodist Men supper and kids dance clinic planned
The Methodist Men Groundhog Supper runs 5 30 to 7 30 p m Saturday at the Hamilton County Fair Building Syracuse with sausage and pancakes. Garden City High School varsity dance team hosts a Winter Kids Clinic 9 a m to 1 p m at Florence Wilson Elementary for K 6 grade. $25 includes pizza and a T shirt. Debra Wilson 275 8720 for details. Registration at Little Britches Moodz Legends Salon or The Dance Academy.
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Hamilton County Fair
Syracuse
Garden City High School
Florence Wilson
GCHS
Debra Wilson
Little Britches/Moodz
Legends Salon
Dance Academy
Conservationists greet overflow crowd at soil district meeting
165 guests attended Hamilton County Conservation District’s 55th annual dinner at Sunflower Square with about 50 more than usual. John and Jane Moser won the Soil Conservation Award for terrace system, conservation tillage, and crop rotation. other awardees included Randy and Audrey Braddock, Warren and Mary Wright, and Pete and Chuck Bezona. District manager Laura Graber earned the Outstanding District Manager Award for 2001. Tanner Lampe won a sixth grade conservation essay prize. Jamie Cheatum and Ann Palmer were re elected supervisors.
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Syracuse
Hamilton County Conservation District
Sunflower Square
John
Jane Moser
Mosers
David Shorter
Hamilton County
Soil Conservation Technician
Randy
Audrey Braddock
Warren
Mary Wright
Pete
Chuck Bezona
Laura Graber
Tim Haslett
Kansas Association of Conservation Districts
Shorter
Graber
NPS
Tanner Lampe
Coolidge
Lampe
Conservation District
Jamie Cheatum
Ann Palmer
Wind energy bill eyed to unlock Kansas cooperatives
Lincoln County attorney Robert Crangle backs House Bill 2631 as a way to cut barriers for farmers to form energy cooperatives and transmit and sell wind and solar power wholesale. He notes the wind rich county could finally add a generator, challenging the current system and broadening rural economic prospects. Bruce Graham for Kansas Electric Power Cooperative says existing law already permits such ventures.
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Topeka
Robert Crangle
Lincoln County
Kansas
Crangle
Lincoln
House Utilities Committee
Bruce Graham
Kansas Electric Power Cooperative
Garden City Company chief Brenn resigns after 18 years
David Brenn resigns as senior vice president and general manager of the Garden City Company effective immediately after 18 years with the firm. Ronald Conway to serve in an interim capacity. Brenn has longstanding ties to local boards and regional energy and water groups, with 28 000 acres owned or leased in Finney and Kearny counties and 58 oil wells and 145 gas wells operated by the company.
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Garden City Company
David Brenn
Ronald Conway
Brenn
W.F Stoeckly
Dave
Conway
Bronn
Garden City Community College Board of Trustees
Kansas Water Authority
Finney County Economic Development Corp
Great Eastern Irrigation Association
Finney and
Kearny
County weighs funding options beyond property taxes
Finney County commissioners accepted a consultant’s offer to review funding options besides property taxes. Kent Stehlik proposed a list including private donors foundations tax credits and public private partnerships. He urged department heads to write grants for small projects while commissioners formalized contracts for financial advisory services and approved radio bids. They also vacated County Road No. 10 and set next meeting for 8:30 a.m. Monday at the county center.
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Kent Stehlik
Dodge City
Stehlik
Ford County
Ing
Roman Halbur
Snyder Radio Service
Dave Jones
Finney County
George K. Baum and Co
Wichita
Law Enforcement
U.S. 50
Burlington Northern and Santa Fe
Finney County Administrative Center
Ninth St
Kansas Deer Hunting Push Cuts Vehicle Collisions
Increased deer hunting in Kansas correlates with a drop in vehicle deer crashes. State officials expanded antlerless permits, with 2000 permits exceeding 160,000 and deer killed around 105,000, while deerRelated accidents fell to 9,500 from a peak above 10,000 in 1999. Officials foresee economic benefits near 10 million annually and plan a public impact report. Some hunters worry overharvest may reduce good sport, and Norton deliberations on 2002 2003 season regulations proceed.
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Topeka
Kansas
Department of Wildlife and Parks
Mike Hayden
Senate
Hayden
Kansas Commission On Wildlife and Parks
Norton
Dwayne Umbarger
R-Thayer
Umbarger
Farm Bureau
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Kingman
Bethanny Walker
Kansas City
Kingman County
Walker
Kansas City, Mo
Stratco Inc
University of Kansas Medical Center
North Kansas City Hospital
Soil Conservation
Kathy Hanks
John Moser
Hamilton County Conservation District Board
Syracuse News
Bill
Graham K. Johnson
Zach Daniel
Bernadine Sitts Intermediate Center
Matt Mendoza
Sitts
Finney County Commissioners
Finney County Commission
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