GCCC Registration Opens for Spring Classes Monday
Garden City Community College reopens Monday with registration for spring term courses starting January 12. Hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fridays until January 11, with 10 a.m. start on January 10 due to in service sessions. Part time enrollment by phone noon to 8 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday.
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Edukan Consortium
Edukan.org
Finnup Foundation seeks nonprofit leader in Finney County
The Finnup Foundation invites nominations for an outstanding nonprofit leader in Finney County. The award includes 2500 dollars to the organization's professional development fund, with recognition at a March celebration. Nominees must be 18 or older and work with or volunteer for a 501 c 8 nonprofit in Finney County. Nominations due January 15. contact Amy Heinemann at 276-3032 or amy finnupfoundation.org to download the form.
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Finney County Commission to hear subdivision request
Finney County commissioners will hear a resident on a proposed subdivision and review planning zoning and public works matters. The meeting starts at 8 30 a.m. Monday at the Finney County Administrative Center 311 N Ninth St with public attendance encouraged.
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KU fraternity sued by injured pledge
Matt Fritzie of Stilwell filed suit in Jackson County Circuit Court against Phi Gamma Delta for unspecified damages over injuries from a September 17 Fiji Island party when he allegedly was ordered to dive into a homemade pool of sandbags and a tarp at the University of Kansas fraternity.
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Jackson County
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Fiji Island
Kansas State leads $330000 food safety teaching project
Three Kansas State University professors collaborate with Iowa State and the University of Arkansas on a USDA funded project worth 330000 to improve food safety teaching for veterinarians. Kansas State's share is 99000. Professor Robert Larson of the veterinary medicine college notes the aim is to expand instruction without adding courses or labs.
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Immigrant group opens free Wichita Mayflower Clinic
Abdul Arif, a Wichita attorney born in India, leads a diverse immigrant team to run Mayflower Clinic offering free medical care for uninsured individuals between jobs. Physicians from India, Pakistan, the Philippines and Syria donate services and space. patients pay nothing.
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Syria
Zartash Khan
Mayflower
Momo
Mo” Khan
Zartash
Abdul
Busi
Eustaquio Abay
Brownback fills banking and water positions
Kansas Governor elect Sam Brownback named Ed Splichal as bank commissioner and kept Tracy Streeter as director of the Kansas Water Office. Both appointments await Senate confirmation. Splichal, a Belleville bank veteran and Kansas Bankers Association figure, and Streeter, a longtime water policy official, bring broad sector experience amid pending cabinet picks.
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Judi Stork
Tom Thull
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Thull
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Kathleen Sebelius
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State Conservation Commission
City Commission to discuss Garden City airport passenger analysis
City commissioners plan to review a possible passenger demand analysis for Garden City Regional Airport to boost air service as enplanements decline. A study around 15 000 dollars could unlock about a million dollars in federal transportation funds if 10 000 enplanements are achieved yearly. The 1 p m meeting at the City Administrative Center includes a 11 a m pre meeting tour of the former National Guard Armory with building use proposals solicited and a 2 p m deadline for comments.
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