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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2017
Page
3
A musical variety program of Golden Oldies tunes features Ken Degenhardt on accordion. It starts at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Garden Valley Retirement Village 1505 E Spruce St. The public is welcome at no charge.
Garden City Downtown Vision and Western State Bank host Seuss in the Park in Stevens Park from 5 to 6 30 p m on Friday to celebrate Dr Seuss birthday. Activities include story stations reading passports prizes face painting popcorn Lorax drinks a costume contest and more with in store First Friday specials and the Art Start project launch.
The Daughters of Isabella invite Saturday from 4 30 to 8 p m for a soup supper at Knights of Columbus Hall 205 N Eighth St menu includes chicken noodles chili beef noodles relishes desserts tea coffee water A silent auction and giveaway add value Admission 8 for adults 5 for ages 5 12 free for under 4 Call Betty Brungardt or Laurie Gerber for details.
The Finney County Historical Society concludes its 2017 Brown Bag Lunch series with a noon February 28 program on History Through Hospitality. Neva and Steve Quakenbush share experiences from 50 to 60 bed and breakfast inns across Kansas and nearby states.
A team of toga clad animals and Spartan warriors plunged into 39 degree water at the Big Pool to raise money for Kansas Special Olympics. Volunteer teams statewide have generated about 250000 dollars, with funds supporting medals meals and events across southwest Kansas including a Dodge City track and field meet on April 22 and a Wichita state qualifier in June.
A Kansas House committee heard Feb 13 on abolishing the death penalty but did not move House Bill 2167 forward. Lead sponsor Rep. Steven Becker said the bill remains alive for next year, while Rep. Russ Jennings noted competing priorities like taxes and budget holes. The piece also covers Senate chatter on Joey's Law, a contrast with recent caucus interruptions, and notes others on related bills and state legal committee changes.
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