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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 2006

Page

3

Handy Homeowner basics class opens at Garden City CC

The Garden City Community College Continuing Education division offers a non-credit Handy Homeowner series titled The Basics with openings in the 6 to 9 p m February 6 session on home repair. Electrical and plumbing classes follow on February 20 and March 6 and 13. Christine Siebert at 276 9647 or christine.siebert gccc ks edu provides information and registration. Woodworking and other classes are available. Garden City Public Schools will hold a substitute teacher in service 1 to 4 p m Wednesday at the Educational Support Center boardroom 1205 Fleming St. Skyla Renick at 276 5109 handles sign ups.

Handy Homeowner Garden City Community College Continuing Education and Community Services GCCC Christine Siebert Christine.siebert Garden City Public Educational Support Center Fleming St Garden City Skyla Renick

Family Math Night Set for Garfield Elementary

Garfield Elementary School hosts a family math night at 7 p.m. on January 26. Parents and children will explore math problem solving while teachers introduce a Math-A-Thon book. Attendees encouraged. refreshments will be served.

Garfield Elementary

Blood drive scheduled for January 26 in Garden City

The Garden City Area American Red Cross and Garden City FFA host a blood drive January 26 from 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m in Garden City High School gymnasium 1412 North Main Street Donors may sign up in the main office and walkers are welcome

Garden City Area American Red Cross Garden City Ffa Garden City High School N. Main St

Garden City Jazz Band Concert January Thirty

The Garden City High School jazz band will perform at 7 30 p m on January 30 in Clifford Hope Auditorium at 1412 N Main St Garden City. Jazz II plays five selections from Jay Chattaway Sammy Nestico Jerry Nowak and Don Sebesky while Jazz I performs works planned for the February 24 Kansas Music Educators Association convention featuring Bob Secor Count Basie Rick Lawn Bobby Watson and John LaBarbera. The concert is free and open to the public.

Garden City High School Clifford Hope N. Main St Jazz II Jay Chattaway Sammy Nestico Jerry Nowak Don Sebesky Jazz I Kansas Music Educators Association Bob Secor Count Basie Rick Lawn Bobby Watson John LaBarbera

Garden City Police to hold annual award ceremony

Garden City Police Department hosts its annual award ceremony Friday at 10 a.m. in the City Administrative Building, second floor, 301 N Eighth St. The event honors GCPD employees and citizens for outstanding service and achievement and recognizes personnel for years of service and safe driving.

Garden City Police Department City of Garden City Eighth St GCPD

Plan to ease mergers by protecting funding for two years

North central Kansas lawmakers push a bill to bar state aid loss for two years after district mergers. Sen. Mark Taddiken argues protections could remove a hurdle to voluntary consolidation, with districts like Washington and Haddam facing past funding losses if they merge.

Chris Greengreen Dailynews.net Topeka Hns Mark Taddiken R-Clifton Taddiken Northcentral Kansas Washington Haddam Dale Dennis Mike Stegman Stegman Dennis Senate Jean Schodorf Richita

Fiesta Courtyard Bridal and Fashion Show Extravaganza

Brides and grooms to be can explore wedding attire flowers honeymoon ideas at the Third Annual Fiesta Courtyard Bridal and Fashion Show Extravaganza. The event runs Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. at Fiesta Courtyard 1810 Buffalo Jones Ave with 45 vendor booths last year. A prom and wedding fashion show begins at 3:30 p.m. Organizer Sherrill Cruz says the show is longer to give vendors more time with attendees.

Fiesta Courtyard Buffalo Jones Ave Cruz

Sprint joins fight against sale of phone records

sprint nextel joins cingular and verizon in probing data brokers selling customer phone records. some customer information accessed in limited circumstances. company denies details. FCC enforcement investigates brokers. Adelstein urges stronger carrier security and swift action. verizon and cingular have sought court orders prohibiting data brokers. sites advertise records for fees. the issue draws focus from privacy groups citing over 40 sites selling records.

Overland Park Sprint Nextel Corp Cingular Wireless Verizon Wireless Sprint David Gunasegaram Sprint Nextel Reston Kan Cingular Verizon Federal Communications Commission Enforcement Bureau Jonathan Adelstein Adelstein Data Find Solutions Inc 1St Source Information Specialists Inc Electronic Privacy Information Center FCC The Federal Trade Commission

Sentencing rescheduled for former space museum head

Max Ary, former head of the Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center, awaiting sentencing after a November conviction on 12 counts including theft of government property, wire and mail fraud, and money laundering. Judge Marten moved the date to February 16. Ary faces prison time up to five and fines up to 250,000 per fraud count with total forfeiture of 124,140 to the government.

Space Museum Wichita Max Ary Ary U.S. District Court J. Thomas Marten Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center Hutchinson NASA

Fort Riley seeks buffer zone to curb encroachment

Fort Riley aims to create a 50 000 acre buffer around the post to shield training areas from urban growth as 25 000 soldiers and civilians arrive. Landowners may sign easements with Kansas Land Trust, keeping ownership while limiting development. The federal program received 37 million dollars nationwide to acquire easements.

Topeka Army Fort Riley Post Jeff Keating Congress Joe Knott Pentagon Craig Phillips Phillips Kansas Land Trust

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