Hutchinson Zoo Open Day at Carey Park Facility
From 10 a.m. to 4 45 p m today visitors can explore Hutchinson Zoo at 6 Emerson Loop E in Carey Park. The zoo aims to provide quality recreation and animal rehabilitation while inspiring community involvement and advancing conservation education for wildlife.
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Local Heritage and Nature Center Open House Mecca
A daylong schedule lists visits to Dillon Nature Center Dillon 3002 E 30th and Reno County Museum 100 S Walnut Hutchinson with hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. A library reading event runs 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Hutchinson Public Library 901 N Main. Tourism options include Sedgwick Zoo Wichita 5555 W Zoo Blvd Carriage Factory Gallery Newton 128 E Sixth Birger Sandzen Memorial Gallery Lindsborg 401 N First from 1 to 5 p.m.
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Cosmosphere Events Tomorrow in Hutchinson
The Cosmosphere at 1100 N Plum Hutchinson offers Dr Goddard's Lab and Carey Digital Dome Theatre from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Also on the agenda are Central Christian School Middle School Blast at 6:30 p.m. and a 7:30 p.m. screening of Hacksaw Ridge at Fox Theatre on 18 E First.
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Strataca underground salt mine museum in Kansas
Visit Strataca on Avenue Gand Airport Road to explore an underground world carved from salt deposits formed 275 million years ago. The site operates today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and details are available at www.underkansas.org.
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Hutch News Calendar Notice Asks Submissions In Advance
The notice directs readers to Hutchnews calendar online and via code for event submissions and urges posting at least one week before the event. It promotes using the website and QR code and cautions timely submission.
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Trump escalates challenge to Intelligence agencies over Russia links
President-elect Donald Trump sharpens public questioning of U.S. intelligence on Russian election interference. He aligns with Julian Assange on Russia not providing hacked emails, while briefings in New York aim to back the agencies’ finding of Moscow meddling to aid his win.
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Obama and Pence sharpen Obamacare battle lines
President Obama urged Democrats to defend the health care overhaul, calling on them to look out for the American people. Vice President-elect Pence told Republicans that dismantling Obamacare is top on Donald Trump’s agenda, signaling clear partisan split.
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Church gunman insists to jury he's sane
Dylann Roof told jurors he is not mentally ill as he faces a possible death sentence for the 2015 shooting of nine Black parishioners in Charleston. The 22-year-old spoke calmly, offered no remorse, and said he would not plead for life.
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Imprisoned cult leader Manson hospitalized in California
Charles Manson, 82, was taken from Corcoran State Prison and admitted to a hospital with an undisclosed illness. Authorities would not confirm details, citing privacy laws, as he remains imprisoned for the 1969 Tate murder case.
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Chicago gang trial convicts leaders of the Hobos group
Jurors convicted six leaders of the Hobos on Wednesday in the biggest Chicago gang trial in years. Prosecutors described the group as an all star team of criminals whose ruthlessness mirrored the citys surge in homicides dating to 2016.
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Tillerson Leaves Exxon With 180 Million Retirement Package
Rex Tillerson would receive a 180 million retirement package from Exxon Mobil if confirmed as secretary of state. He would forfeit more than 2 million Exxon shares planned over 10 years, with cash equal to their value placed in a trust overseen by a third party. Exxon notes Tillerson has pledged to sell about 611,000 shares worth roughly 55 million. Confirmation hearing set to begin next week.
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Lottery numbers and jackpot figures for Wednesday
Wednesday lottery results list Midday and Evening Pick 3 draws, two by two and cash games in multiple formats. It also notes a Kansas Cash draw, Super Cashball, Hot Lotto, and Powerball outcomes with a posted estimated jackpot of $860,000. The notice invites readers to report errors to Ron Sylvester, Hutch News managing editor.
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Lottery rigging suit seeks class action against Multi-State Lottery
Iowa City lawsuit alleges the Multi-State Lottery Association failed to prevent rigging and that Eddie Tipton installed software to predict numbers across Hot Lotto and other games. Dale Culler of Burlington named as representative for a class of hundreds of thousands who lost tickets. case seeks reimbursement plus interest.
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Janet Jackson and Wissam Al Mana Welcome Son Eissa
Janet Jackson and husband Wissam Al Mana welcomed their son Eissa Al Mana on Tuesday. The couple said Janet had a stress free delivery and is resting comfortably. It is the singer’s first child. Jackson and Al Mana married in 2012.
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Mariah Carey recalls disastrous New Year’s Eve performance
In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly Mariah Carey says she was mortified in real time during Dick Clark’s Rockin’ New Year’s Eve as she struggled through songs with a malfunctioning earpiece and pre recorded vocals. She blames Dick Clark Productions for tech failures and says the night was horrible yet not career ending. Carey notes she would perform live again but with more trust in her own team. Dick Clark Productions disputes the claims and an internal probe found no company involvement. Jenny McCarthy defended the production on SiriusXM saying Carey did not do a sound check.
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Elvis historic Nashville office may be razed for car wash
Nashville developers plan a car wash on the former Steve North law office site once used by Col. Tom Parker and Elvis manager. North says a deal is done with a developer who promises to preserve it but critics fear demolition of a musical history landmark amid Nashville’s building boom. Graceland remains Elvis’ Memphis home and major tourist draw.
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The Hutchinson News Contact and Mailing Details
The Hutchinson News is published daily and Sunday at 300 West 2nd Hutchinson KS 67504 0190. Phone numbers include (620) 694 5700 for Hutchinson and 1 800 766 3311 for outside Hutchinson. Fax (620) 662 4186. Postmaster address changes to The Hutchinson News PO Box 190 Hutchinson KS 67504 0190.
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