Builders of Hope Cancer Support Group Meeting
The Builders of Hope Cancer Support Group meets at 2 p.m. Sunday at Downtown Vision, 413 N. Main St. Lisa Nelson of the American Cancer Society will speak. Open to cancer survivors and patients in Garden City and nearby areas. For more information call 272 2513.
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Builders of Hope Cancer Support Group
Vision
N. Main St
Lisa Nelson
American Cancer Society
Garden City
U.S. Capitol
Visual Arts Alliance of
McPherson
Alliance
S. Main St
Jerry Moran
Visual Arts Alliance
Moran
Hutchinson
Jerrymoran. House
Red Cross Offers CPR First Aid Class
The American Red Cross sponsors a monthly CPR and first aid training on January 12 at the office located at 210 Fulton Terrace. The $40 fee is due by Wednesday, with sessions from 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Sign up during business hours or by calling 276-2762.
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The
American Red Cross
Fulton Terrace
Paramedic Graduation Delayed Then Rescheduled At GCCC
Garden City Community College pauses for weather and sets a new 7 p.m. Friday graduation on the second floor of the Student and Community Service Center at 801 Campus Drive. Five southwest Kansas students will receive paramedic pins after completing the Paramedic Mobile Intensive Care Technician program which earned national accreditation in 2001. Graduates include Kenneth Smith and Wallace Brannen of Garden City, Rhonda McDowell of Dighton, Torre Parcel of Meade, and Louis Schmidt of Montezuma.
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Garden City Community College
GCCC
Southwest Kansas
Kenneth Smith
Wallace Brannen
Garden City
Rhonda McDowell
Dighton
Torre Parcel
Meade
Louis Schmidt
Montezuma
GCCC Offers Non Credit Voice Acting Class
Garden City Community College Continuing Education will run a new non credit course for aspiring voice actors. Getting Paid to Talk covers demos and income strategies from 6 30 to 9 p m Feb 7 at the Student and Community Services Center. Fee 20. Register with Tara Keasler at 276 9647 or tara keasler gcccks edu.
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Garden City Community College Continuing Education and
Tara Keasler
Tara.keasler
Gcccks
Healy Sees Upswing with Prairie Fire Bioenergy Plan
Healy residents anticipate growth as Prairie Fire Bioenergy Cooperative plans a biomass plant two miles west of town. A $2.5 million investor drive and a $2,500 producer share seek finance after USDA backing. 25 full-time jobs could start with groundbreaking, boosting population and school enrollment.
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Healy
Lois Fenster
Prairie Fire Bioenergy Cooperative
Prairie Fire
Lance Sherwood
Brad Applegarth
Kansas
Applegarth and Sherwood
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Applegarth
Group to challenge indiged doctor pill mill case
A national Pain Relief Network based in New Mexico plans a federal civil suit in Wichita to block DOJ prosecution of Dr Stephen J. Schneider and his wife for running a Haysville clinic. The group argues the Controlled Substances Act oversteps doctor patient rights, seeking a judge to review federal authority.
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Wichita
Justice Department
Kansas
Haysville
New Mexico
Reynolds
Stephen J. Schneider
Linda K. Schneider
Department of Justice
US Attorney’s Office
Jamie McGuire
Schneider
McGuire
Universities offer Doctor of Nursing Practice in Kansas
Wichita State University and the University of Kansas will offer a Doctor of Nursing Practice program, first of its kind in the state. The degree prepares nurses as practitioners educators and administrators. Programs aim to address a growing nationwide nursing shortage and enhance patient care quality.
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Wichita State
Kansas
Wichita State University
University of Kansas
Helen Connors
School of Nursing
American Association
Alicia Huckstadt
Kansas Department of Labor
U.S
Department States
Huckstadt
Lenora Cook
Garden City Community College
GCCC
St. Catherine Hospital
Cook
Identity theft hits veteran as illegal immigrants steal IDs
Air Force veteran Marcos Miranda learned in 2000 that someone used his name and Social Security number to work and incur back taxes. Prosecutors say Joel Rojas Morales used forged documents at Oldham's pork plant since 2004, with several others likely linked to Miranda's stolen identity.
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Wichita
Air Force
Marcos Miranda
U.S
Miranda
Mexico
Texas
Internal Revenue Service
Oldham’s LLC
Holton
Joel Rojas-Morales
America
Chris Joseph
Rojas Morales
Joseph
United States
Rojas- Morales
Oldham’s
Colorado
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Red Cross
LaFave
Juan Cano
Doug Floto
Emerson Street
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