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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2016
Page
3
A free musical program featuring Al Miller will be presented at 7 p.m. at Garden Valley Retirement Village located at 1505 E Spruce St. The public is welcome to attend and for more information call 620 275 5086.
The Alzheimer's Association of Central and Western Kansas appoints Fe Vorderlandwehr as executive director, filling the vacancy from Marsha Hill's October departure. Vorderlandwehr brings 18 years of nonprofit leadership in planning, fundraising, administration, and communications from roles at the American Diabetes Association and other sectors.
The Alzheimer's Association of Central and Western Kansas launches the Joe Bogner Respite Grant to aid up to 30 families across 29 western Kansas counties. Eligible applicants may receive $500 toward reimbursable respite services in 2016 after completing an application and meeting requirements. The grant honors Joe Bogner of Dodge City, who died of Alzheimer’s in April. For more information call 316 267 7333 or email Denise Vann at dvann alz.org.
A Kansas Senate House committee report says current state testing fails students and identifies at risk pupils unfairly via lunch programs. It calls for oversight of school bonds, potential ACT testing for all high schoolers, and a new funding/management model across districts.
Kansas revenue fell $27 million short of expectations in December, part of a pattern of weaker tax receipts. Individual income tax and sales tax receipts missed estimates, offset slightly by higher insurance premium collections. The state faces a uncertain fiscal outlook as lawmakers prepare for the 2016 session and Gov. Brownback outlines his agenda.
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