GCHS Hall of Fame seeks nominations for 2011 inductees
Garden City High School Hall of Fame Committee invites nominations from graduates for two 2011 inductees. Criteria include professional achievement and community service. one winner will be from Finney County and one from outside. Nomination forms available at school offices, library, senior center, and the district website.
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Garden City High School
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Finney County
N. Main St
Fleming St
Finney County Public Library
E. Walnut St
N. 10Th St
Garden City Public Schools
Gckschools.com
Roy Cessna
Usd
Rcessna
Financial Aid Night Planned for Garden City High School
Garden City High School hosts a Financial Aid Night at 7 p.m. Monday in the GCHS cafeteria at 1412 N Main St. A Garden City Community College financial aid representative will explain the federal application and answer questions for students and parents.
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GCHS
N. Main St
Garden City Community College
Mary Street Reconstruction to Start This Week
Dodge City firm J A G Construction starts a 1.2 million project to replace Mary Street asphalt with concrete from Third Street to Campus Drive. Phase one covers Campus Drive to Fleming Street with Mary and Fleming intersections busy. Fleming Street lanes reduced to one each direction as needed. occasional lane closures and flagger control. Contact City Engineer Steve Cottrell at 276-1130 for details.
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Dodge City
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Kansas urges cervical cancer screenings in January
Kansas health officials urge women to schedule cervical cancer screenings during Cervical Health Awareness Month. The Department notes a 75 percent drop in U S. deaths and cases over 50 years, yet averages 107 new cases and 33 deaths annually in Kansas from cervical cancer.
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Kansas
State Department of Health and Environment
KCHE
U.S
Sebelius says health care law expands freedom and benefits
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, speaking in a nationwide briefing, argued repealing the law would return power to insurers and strip millions of Americans of new benefits. She cited Kansas impacts including 16,000 youths losing coverage and 30,000 Medicare beneficiaries losing new help if repealed.
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Health and Human Services
Kathleen Sebelius
Kansas
Congress
Sebelius
House
Senate
Brownback Begins Inaugural Events Amid Weather Concerns
Gov elect Sam Brownback kicks off days of inaugural events ahead of his oath ceremony next week amid forecast snow. If needed the ceremony may move indoors to Dillon House, with crowd limits and backup plans described by aide Sherriene Jones Sontag.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Brownback
Statehouse
National Weather Service
Dillon House
Sherriene Jones-Sontag
Red Cross
Hays
Community Health Center of
Southeast Kansas
Pittsburg
Kansas Food Bank
Wichita
Jones-Sontag
Senate
Steve Morris
Hugoton
Kathleen Sebelius
Kansas Expocentre
MidAmerica Nazarene University
Olathe
Kansas Delays Part of School Aid Payments
Kansas postpones $98 million in public school aid to districts, delaying half the payments while the rest are sent on time. Officials cite a December tax shortfall of about $22 million and aim to avoid broader cash crunch impacts, including Medicaid bill payments.
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Topeka
Kansas
Elaine Frisbie
Associated Press
Frisbie
Dale Dennis
Dennis
Mark Desetti
Kansas National Education Association Teachers Union
Desetti
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