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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 2011

Page

3

Honor Flight applications due February 25 in Great Bend area

Central Prairie Honor Flight based in Great Bend invites western Kansas World War II veterans to apply by February 25 for a no cost flight from Garden City Regional Airport to Washington D.C. The April 18 tour will visit national war memorials. Applications are available online or by phone. for details call Rosemary Corbett.

Great Bend

Stevens Park Summer Concert Series calls for local bands

Local bands and musical groups may apply for the 2011 Stevens Park Summer Concert Series by March 18. Submit an audition CD or DVD to the Garden City Recreation Commission for a chance to perform a free public concert at the downtown park with compensation. Applications downloadable at gcrec.com or available at 310 N Sixth St. For info call Brian Seagraves at 276-1200. Selections will be made by a committee.

Stevens Park Garden City Recreation Commission Gcrec.com Recreation Center Sixth St Brian Seagraves

Alzheimer's Support Group Meets Monday Speaker From Wichita Office

The Alzheimer's Association in Wichita hosts a Monday meeting led by Kathy Sikes, program director. Her "Alzheimer's in the News" talk covers recent medications and testing, followed by Q and A. The session starts at 2 p.m. in the First United Methodist Church main parlor at 1106 N. Main St. Entrance is via Main Street. The group welcomes caregivers and those with questions about Alzheimer's or dementias.

Kathy Sikes Alzheimer’s Association Wichita First United Methodist Church N. Main St

Mastering Your Money seminar offered by Extension

A free Extension program titled Mastering Your Money will run from 5 30 to 6 30 p m February 28 at the Finney County Extension Office 501 S Ninth St Linda Beech agent will teach using University of Idaho materials Topics cover money personalities goal setting and first steps to financial freedom including spending less saving for emergencies and debt reduction Pre register by February 25 at 272 3670 with funds from the Finney County Center for Children and Families supporting materials and a light sandwich supper

Finney County Extension S. Ninth St Linda Beech Finney County Family and Consumer Sciences University of Idaho Finney County Center For Children and Families

Parenting workshop to be offered Fridays

The Kansas Children's Service League offers a free English language parenting workshop titled Incredible Years on Fridays from Feb 25 to May 27 at the Area Mental Health Center 111 East Spruce St. Sessions run noon to 2 pm, with 11:30 am meal. Enrollment via registration form at the center. contact Christie Reed creedareamhc.org or 276-7689. Free child care provided. Christie Reed leads the group.

Kansas Children’s Service League Area Mental Health Center East Spruce St Christie Reed Creed Areamhc.org

Kansas considers midlevel dental providers to ease shortages

A bill in both chambers would create registered dental practitioners to perform basic services such as fillings and extractions under supervision. The proposal targets 91 counties with shortages, requires 12 to 18 months extra training after dental hygiene studies, and limits practice to designated shortage areas. House action is expected Thursday.

Kansas Senate House Shannon Costoradis Kansas Action For Children Kansas Dental Project Primary Care Association of Kansas Health Consumer Coalition Alaska Kansas Dental Board Castoradis American Dental Association Academy of General Dentistry Kansas Mission of Mercy Hutchinson Kansas House Health Committee

Kansas chief justice warns against judiciary budget cuts

Kansas Supreme Court Chief Justice Lawton Nuss warned lawmakers that budget cuts to the judicial branch would force court closures and furloughs, jeopardizing a multi-year review of court operations and a workload study. He urged preserving a 5.2 percent budget increase to $131.5 million, noting cuts could halt progress and affect access to justice. The plan includes a January 2012 data release and a 24-member commission examining court offices, hours, and technology to cut costs.

Topeka Kansas Supreme Court Lawton Nuss Judicial Branch Nuss Supreme Court Sam Brownback Robert Davis Davis John Vratil Senate Ways and Means Judiciary Vratil Leawood House Mike O’neal Hutchinson O’neal Court Kansas Review Commission Brownback Mark Parkinson

Kansas Parents Challenge Kansas Education Spending Cap

A Shawnee Mission parents group sues to block the state property tax cap on school funding arguing it violates their rights as property owners and leaves their district underfunded. The case, with Gov. Brownback and the Kansas Board of Education named as defendants, seeks a preliminary injunction while noting the formula aims to aid poorer districts. Judge Langstrum pressed for a remedy that preserves the funding system while allowing local excess levies.

Kansas City Kansas Shawnee Mission U.S John W. Langstrum Kansas City Star Alan Rupe Rupe Tristan Duncan Langstrum Duncan Lungstrum Wyandotte Sam Brownback Kansas Board of Education Arthur Chalmers Brownback Chalmers

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