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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 2016

Page

3

Garden City Arts to open Many Musical Hands exhibit

Garden City Arts unveils Many Musical Hands, a Feb 19 to Mar 26 show curated by Valarie Smith. Nearly 20 nationwide artists donate works to support Many Hands charity aiding underprivileged children. proceeds fund local arts and Central America orphanages. Opening reception Feb 19 7 to 9 p.m. at 318 N Main St with live shows by Fresh Picked Parsley Ashley Case and Molly Fischer.

Garden City N. Main St Parsley Ashley Case Molly Fischer

Main ARTery in Ulysses hosts Feb reception Sun Kissed theme

The Main ARTery in Ulysses will host its first reception of the year on February 19 from 6 to 8 p.m. at 103 S. Main St. The event features 36 artists and vendors with Shannon and Slater Heglin providing music. Refreshments will be served. For details call Tracy Teeter or visit the shop's site.

Ulysses S. Main St Shannon Slater Heglin Tracy Teeter Mainarterykansas.com

Child Infants CPR AED Course Planned in Garden City

A February 24 child and infant CPR AED course at Garden City Recreation activity center 310 N Sixth St teaches response to pediatric emergencies and AED use. The two year certificate costs 25 dollars, 5 to 9 pm, registration by February 22. call Monica Colborn at 620 276 1200 or email monica.colborn gardencityks.us.

Garden City Recreation Activity Center N. Sixth St Monica Colborn Monica.colborn Gardencityks.us

Finney County Historical Museum to Close Monday

The Finney County Historical Museum at 408 S Fourth St will close Monday for President’s Day and reopen Tuesday with two public programs. A Brown Bag Lunch at noon features Garden City’s Windsor Hotel and Brian Nelson. An Evening at the Museum at 7 p.m. titled Collecting with Jody Bennett, a seasoned antiques expert, will share buying, selling and appraisal tips.

Finney County Historical Museum S. Fourth St Garden City Windsor Hotel Brian Nelson Finney County Preservation Alliance Jody Bennett Bennett Southwest Kansas North Museum

Great Bend moves to preliminary engineering for transload site

Great Bend and Kansas partners win approval to start the preliminary engineering for a multimodal transload center west of the airport. The $6.8 million project includes a $3 million state contribution for rail improvements with HDR as engineer and several local groups in the development consortium. Garden City awaiting final signoff as discussions continue on its bid.

Great Bend Garden City KDOT Highway 50 John Maddox Maddox Kansas Department of Transportation Great Bend Group HDR City of Great Bend Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development Kansas and Oklahoma Railroad K&o Kansas Transload Services Mike King Kansas Transportation Kansas Turnpike Authority Kansas Mike Allison K&o Railroad Pat Cedeno Watco Companies King Cedeno

Kansas panel weighs strict foster home limits in Senate bill

A Kansas Senate committee debated reforms to foster care with SB 315 proposing caps of four foster children and six total in a home. Proponents cite safety and space concerns while opponents warn of limiting case-by-case care. the bill saw no action.

Kansas Senate Oletha Faust Goudeau Wichita Faust-Goudeau Topeka Jonathan Schumm Schumm Schumms DCF Kathy Armstrong David Haley Kansas City Rogg Mary Pilcher-Cook Shawnee Forrest Knox Altoona

Kansas budget passes amid deficits and education funding tug

The Senate and House pass competing budget packages amid a projected state deficit of more than 175 million. The House bill, 68-56, draws 25 million from transportation and suspends KPERS contributions, while the Senate measures aim to shield KPERS for two years. Negotiations proceed with a court ruling demanding 54 million for low-wealth K-12, and adjustments to STAR bond projects.

Senate House Kansas Department of Transportation Kansas Public Employees Retirement System Ron Ryckman Jr House Appropriations Committee Kansas Supreme Court Supreme Court Tom Burroughs Kansas City Brownback Kansas Burroughs University of Kansas Osawatomie State Hospital STAR Star Bonds Heartland Park

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