Sky High Skating Recognitions at Local School
Syracuse students Jake Phillips and Payden Hook, sixth and fourth graders, were honored at a school ceremony arranged by Autumn Peeper Syracuse. The event celebrated their skating talents and involvement in school activities.
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GCHS Volume 80 Number 8 Details and Pages
The front page notes volume eighty and issue eight of the GCHS newspaper. It lists forty pages across five sections and states a price of one dollar for the issue.
Fifth graders meet shelter dog at Pet Expo in Garden City
Fifth graders at Charles O Stones Intermediate Center enjoyed tail wags and kisses from Abby a five year old adopted shelter dog brought by Finney County Humane Society volunteers Mark Morell and Nancy Garhart. Students in Leslie Wagners class donated a box of dog and cat supplies to the Garden City Animal Shelter before Christmas and learned about pet care from the volunteers.
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Garden City board meets to decide land purchase for new high school
At USD 457 Board of Education meeting Monday at 7 pm in the Educational Support Center the district weighs buying 123 acres north of Mary Street and east of Campus Drive. Flood plain concerns and a FEMA letter prompted a site shift from the original plan. if approved, the high school will sit farther south.
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Origins of budget crisis sparks debate in Kansas
In 2007 Kansas ended with a near 1 billion surplus but by 2009 lawmakers face a projected 1 billion deficit. The deficit will drive large spending cuts to balance the budget as required by the state constitution, prompting debate as the session opens in Topeka.
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Toxic coal ash ponds spill highlights regulatory delay
An Associated Press analysis of Energy Department data shows 156 coal ash ponds at 156 coal fired plants across 32 states, with 20 percent ending up in surface ponds. The EPA has not set national standards, leaving ash ponds less regulated than household landfills.
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