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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 2012

Page

3

Lunch & Learn at Garden City YMCA This Thursday

Garden City Family YMCA hosts a 12 05 to 12 55 pm Lunch & Learn session titled Preventive Maintenance for a Healthy Lifestyle with Wes Wickwar a physical therapist from Accelacare. The event in the YMCA meeting room at 1224 Center St is free for members and requires registration. For more details contact Shannon Sullivan at 275 1199 or geekymca membership gmail com.

Garden City Family Ymca Wes Wickwar Accelacare Physical Therapy YMCA Center St Shannon Sullivan Geekymca Gmail.com

Food Check Out Week celebrates abundance and harvests

Finney County will celebrate Food Check Out Week on Friday with Farm Bureaus at county state and national levels. The event honors farmers and ranchers and promotes safe nutritious food under the theme Stretching Your Grocery Dollar With Healthy, Nutritious Food. Food will be donated to Emmaus House in the morning and 100 loaves of bread will be given away at 4 p.m. at Dillons West 1211 Buffalo Jones Ave. from 2 to 5 p.m.

Finney County America Finney County Farm Bureau Association Haskell Kearny Gray, Scott Grant Stanton Counties

New volunteers sought for Miles of Smiles

Miles of Smiles seeks volunteers for its spring therapeutic horseback riding program. Training is March 3 from 2 to 4 p.m. at 901 W Maple St. Volunteers must be 14 or older, or accompanied by an adult, with sessions running March 24 to May 1 on Monday Tuesday evenings and Saturday afternoons. Call 260-9997 or 271-4925 for details.

Miles of Smiles W. Maple St

American Spirit Performs in Garden City on March 8

American Spirit will perform in Garden City on March 8 as part of the Southwest Kansas Live On Stage concert season. The show starts at 7 30 p.m. in Clifford Hope Auditorium at Garden City High School. Tickets range from 25 for a single to 55 for adults 35 for students and 135 for a family package.

American Spirit Garden City Southwest Kansas Clifford Hope Garden City High School N. Main St Matt Davenport Scott Seidl

Kansas House advances health care compact measure

In Topeka the Kansas House approved an 80-37 vote advancing a bill to join an interstate compact to end federal rules on Medicaid and Medicare. Supporters say it signals sovereignty and state control, while opponents warn it could jeopardize coverage for the poor and elderly. The measure faces a Senate vote after a final House decision.

Topeka Kansas Barack Obama House Senate Georgia Missouri Oklahoma Texas Congress Peggy Mast Emporia Obama U.S. Supreme Court High Court Bob Bethell Alden Geraldine Flaharty Wichita House Health and Human Services Committee Jim Ward Ward John Rubin Rubin

English runner wins pancake race in Liberal and Olney

English runner Devon Byrnes 18 of Olney, England won the trans Atlantic pancake race in Liberal, tying the event’s third fastest time with 58.5 seconds on the 415 yard course. Kaela Krueger 19, winner of Liberal leg, finished six seconds behind. Krueger, a cheerleader at Seward County Community College, said she aimed to finish strong and overtook Patty Rutledge in the final 15 yards.

Liberal Kansas Liberal Leader & Times Devon Byrnes Olney England Kaela Krueger Byrnes Britain Krueger Seward County Community College Patty Rutledge

Senate slows vote on Kansas school funding plan

Senate leaders expect no vote before the deadline as the education proposal from Governor Sam Brownback faces questions and possible amendments. Chair Jean Schodorf says the plan could be kept alive with an exception while discussing alternatives. Abrams proposals for at risk funding and county sales tax sharing were not voted on. The panel may also consider a Democratic plan of $45 million funded by revenue growth.

Topeka Senate Sam Brownback Kansas Senate Education Committee Jean Schodorf Brownback Schodorf Wichita Steve Abrams Arkansas City State Board of Education Abrams Sen Alan Schmidt Hays

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