Garden City Arts Annual Meeting Set for Feb 17 at Gallery
Eric Gardenity Arts will hold its annual meeting February 17 at 218 NY Main St gallery. The group will review the 2014 financial report and set 2015 goals. The public is welcomed. seven-member board governs GCA and seeks new members. For questions contact Garden City Arts at 620 260 9700 or gardencityarts gmail com.
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Live on Stage concert Thursday in Garden City
Acclaimed recording artist Matt Herskowitz performs at Clifford Hope Auditorium Horace J Good Middle School Garden City as part of Southwest Kansas Live On Stage season. Ticket prices 5 dollars general 6 dollars for students. Congress member visit to Bonanza BioEnergy Plant in Garden City Feb 16 at 4 30 pm details on site.
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Bonanza
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Conestoga Energy Partners
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Nan Degawanit Performs Old Time Music at Noon
Nan Degawanit will play accordion style old-time music at 11 30 am Sunday at Homestead Health and Rehabilitation 2308 N Third St. Audience admission is free with no registration. The 2015 Biking Across Kansas tour opens for signups, starts June 6, and travels eight days through Kansas towns including Lakin Jetmore Sterling Goessel Council Grove Baldwin City Ulysses Garden City and many others with stops planned along the route. For information visit bak.org.
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Kalvesta
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Inman
Marion
Cottonwood Falls
Osage City
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Run-off vote on Deerfield teacher representation results in 11-1 split
Deerfield USD 216 faces a hold pattern as an 11-1 split reopens the fight for a bargaining unit between Deerfield Educators Association, a DEA affiliate, and Deerfield Teachers Association, a DTA affiliate. KDOL tallies show a tie betweenDEA and DTA, prompting another runoff within 30 days.
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Wis
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Sebelius calls ACA website launch a disaster
Former Kansas governor and HHS secretary Kathleen Sebelius said the Affordable Care Act rollout was a disaster as she reflected in an interview on KOUR. She described eight weeks that felt like eight years and admitted she could not fix the site herself, relying on others for technical help. Sebelius also backed public education funding and criticized Gov. Brownback's tax cuts, calling for a tax balance to sustain services.
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Lawmakers agree to limit bundling of bills in chambers
Negotiators from Kansas House and Senate reached a deal to cap bundling at more than ten bills with exemptions for Taxation and Appropriations as well as Senate Ways and Means. The agreement, amid earlier haggling, requires both chambers to approve the joint rules change governing legislative bundling.
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