Picture This Ginger Green Turns 60 With Family Blessings
Ginger Green celebrates turning sixty with two new grandsons Colby and Ryan, photographed by Dennis Green in Garden City. The image captures a family moment as loved ones gather to mark the milestone.
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Ginger Green
Colby
Ryan
Dennis Green
Garden City
Hometown Hoopsters Benefit Game for Park on the Plains
Scott City supporters gathered to watch the Hometown Hoopsters face the Harlem Ambassadors in a charity basketball night. Coach Danny Morris ensured water for players as baskets flowed, with one shot needing four tries before going in. Proceeds support the Park on the Plains playground fundraiser.
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Scott City
Danny Morris
Hoopsters
Harlem Ambassadors
Morris
Kristi Faurot
The
Garden Valley resident recalls Clutter era in interview
Helen Smith of Garden Valley Retirement Village shared memories of her German immigrant grandfather and life before the Clutter murders. She describes aging and family, singing in church, and her schooldays with the Clutter children, reflecting on the shock of the killings.
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Ingalls High School
Carmen Herrera
Vicky Andazola
Garden Valley
United States
Germany
Holcomb
Mercy
Helen Smith
Ingalls
Danny Boecker
Matt Snyder
Raymond Kowalke
Flood plain boundaries reduced in Garden City Holcomb
FEMA revisions ease flood plain scope for Finney County with many properties removed. Tim Hamilton of Planning and Community Development notes progress though still some areas remain included. Residents can view revised maps 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the City Administrative Center 301 N Eighth St.
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Garden City
Holcomb
Finney County
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Tim Hamilton
FEMA
Hamilton
Eighth St
Scotty Lane
Weiler Drive
West
Campbell Street
Conard Avenue
12Th Street
North 12Th Street
West Olive Street
Taylor Plaza
Conkling Avenue
East Johnson
Kansas schools face budget strain under Sebelius plan
Kansas educators challenge the view that public schools are immune to budget pain as Gov Sebelius proposes education funding changes amid a projected $186 million current deficit and a $1 billion gap for 2010. Republicans warn deeper cuts may hit education harder, while districts note flat total aid masks shifts in dollars.
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Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Sebelius
Kansas
Tion
GOP
God Help
Ron Walker
Geary County
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