Garden High Players Aim to End Season at State
Garden High players push to finish the season together at the state tournament. The team seeks a collective closing run, aiming to cap their campaign with a deep state appearance and strong team cohesion.
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Garden High
State
Read Across America Day Observed in Garden City
Fourth graders urged city officials to declare Read Across America Day and 10 to 10:15 am as Drop Everything and Read time. Garden City commissioners approved the requests and local leaders including Mayor Jim Wharton and Sears staff pledged participation.
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Garden City
America
National Educators Association
Dr. Seuss
Seuss
Roderick
Edith Scheuerman
Garden City City
Jeff Whitham
Western State Bank
Jim Wharton
Whartons
Tim Cruz
Brand Central
Electronics and Appliances
Sears
Alta Brown
Cruz
Sequoyah Hotel Harvey House remembered in Syracuse
A Hamilton County museum preserves the Sequoyah depot hotel and Harvey House legacy in Syracuse. The building once hosted Santa Fe travelers and Harvey Girl staff led by Valeria Orr Davis, now 93, who recalls uniforms, tips, and train stop excitement as Will Rogers Hoover and Roosevelt visited.
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Irene DeVaney
Hamilton County Museum
Harvey
Syracuse
Valeria Orr Davis
Sequoyah Harvey
Davis
Sequoyah
Santa Fe
Harvey House
Hamilton County
The
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Sand
Freu Harvey
United States
New York
Kansas City
Charlie Morse
Santa Fe Railway
U.S
Morse
Syracuse Journal
Sequoyah Hotel
Senate rejects bill limiting teen car passengers in Kansas
Topeka AP teens remain free to ride with friends as the Kansas Senate votes 21-8 against first reading a bill that would cap teen drivers at one non-sibling passenger. Sponsor Sen Jim Barnett says it would cut injuries and costs, but supporters concede it would intrude on youths lives.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
Anthony Hensley
Jim Barnett
R-Emporia
Senate approves education funding hike amid budget fears
In Topeka the Senate backed a $20 per pupil rise in public school state aid to 3890 yearly, 23-12, despite a revenue forecast showing a $426 million gap with potential to reach $600 million. Gov Graves proposed the increase tied to tax hikes of 228 million, while critics urged caution about funding.
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Topeka
House
Bill Graves
Senate Education Committee
Senate
Steve Morris
Ringoton
Ways and Means Committee
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