Country dance classes offered by Garden City Recreation
Garden City Recreation Commission offers line dance and couples dance classes starting Tuesday. Florence Romesburg teaches line dance, with Al and Linda Miller guiding couples dance. Line dancing runs 6 15 to 7 30 p m for 14 weeks at 35 dollars. Couples classes run 7 45 to 9 15 p m Tuesdays in two six week sessions at 40 dollars per couple. Register at 310 N Sixth St or by phone with Visa or Mastercard at 276 1200.
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Garden City Recreation Commission
Florence Romesburg
Linda Miller
GCRC
N. Sixth St
VISA
Mastercard
Dairy University Conference Postponed in Garden City
The two day Dairy University event sponsored by Western Kansas Rural Economic Development Alliance was postponed due to illness of keynote speaker Monte Hemenever. New dates and venue were not yet announced. Carol Meyer of the Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce confirmed the changes.
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Dairy University
Western Kansas Rural Economic Development Alliance
Plaza Inn
E. Kansas Ave
Monte Hemenever
Avenues For Change
Carol Meyer
Garden City
Sebelius to unveil proposed budget in Kansas State of State
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius plans to reveal budget themes in a Monday State of the State address at 7 p.m., delaying detailed proposals until Tuesday. She will address legislators in a joint session while Kansas PBS and public radio plan live coverage.
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Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Sebelius
Woman pleads guilty to voting in two states
Lorraine E. Goodrich, 39, of Prairie Village, admitted voting in the 2002 Missouri general election after giving an Missouri address to election workers while having already voted in Johnson County, Kansas. She faces up to one year in federal prison. no sentencing date set.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Lorraine E. Goodrich
Prairie Village
Goodrich
Johnson County
U.S
Todd Graves
Graves
Hunter education rules loosen for young hunters in Kansas
Kansas laws now allow hunters 15 and younger to hunt without hunter education certification if supervised by an adult 18 or older. The change aims to let youths try hunting before taking the 10 to 14 hour course, while stricter limits apply to those under 12. KDWP officials support recruitment efforts and note course availability and free materials, with Spanish classes planned to broaden access.
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Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Larkin
Manuel Torres
Finney County
Torres
State
Kansas
Matt Almos
Garden City
Finney County EMS revenue dips amid past-due bills and new fees
Finney County commissioners will review year end EMS receipts showing 2004 collections of 280 247 dollars about 49 percent of charges 576 700 while 2003 collections were 269 211 dollars or 63 percent of 439 715. EMS director notes Medicare insurance limits and calls for better billing plus potential extra staff to chase past due accounts and 664 unpaid calls totaling 256 176 dollars. New commissioners Don Doll and Bob Baker are to be sworn in along with other officials. meeting includes zoning request for Klotz Addition and a health report.
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Finney County
EMS
Bob Prewitt
Prewitt
Finney County Administrative Center
N. Ninth St
Don Doll
Bob Baker
Irv Stephens
Jerry Davis
Baker
Howard Solley
Doll
Stephens
Davis
Cliff Mayo
Elsa Ulrich
Raylene Dick
Rita Alsop
Register of Deeds
John Wheeler Jr
Kevin Bascue
Corporate Meltdown sign up deadline nears in Garden City
The Garden City Recreation Commission announces a Tuesday deadline for the annual Corporate Meltdown registration. Teams of five must sign in by 5 p.m. Tuesday with a $100 fee per team and cannot exceed 25 teams. The six week program runs from Jan 18 to weigh-in and includes health tests, educational sessions, two public walks, and a March 1 weigh-out with keynote speaker Vickie James.
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Garden City Recreation Commission
GCRC
Garden City
Harold Long Park
Vickie James Out
Dighton
Kansas patients rely on I SaveRx amid national supply concerns
Kansas officials say a Canadian export ban may not disrupt local drug access. I SaveRx shipments from the UK and Ireland cover Kansans through Sebelius program offers 25 to 50 percent savings, with safety measures in place. Senator Barnett, a physician from Emporia, notes limited past Canadian prescriptions and urges a long term solution beyond the program.
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Topeka
Hns
United States
Kathleen Sebelius
Paul Martin
U.S
I-Saverx
Illinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
Isaverx
United Kingdom
Karen Braman
Sebelius’ Health Planning and Finance Office
Canada
Ireland
Braman
Linois
U.K
Kansas State Board of Pharmacy
Sebelius
Jim Barnett
Emporia
Barnett
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