Recall does not affect Girl Scout cookies safety
The FDA notes Peanut Corporation of America under investigation for a Salmonella outbreak linked to contaminated peanut butter. Some products containing peanut butter have been recalled. ABC Bakers says its Girl Scout Cookies use peanut butter not sourced from PCA, the sole linked manufacturer. More details are on official recall sites.
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Garden City Read Proclaims Health Awareness Week
Garden City Mayor David Crase will read a proclamation at Alta Brown Elementary School on Monday at 8 a.m. announcing Health Awareness Week from January 26 through 30. The event urges residents to use wellness opportunities during the week and features a healthy activity with students and staff. Six health focus areas will be highlighted: nutritional health, physical health, mental health, health through safety, tobacco prevention, and health through screening and prevention.
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David Crase
Alta Brown
E. Pine St
Police to conduct saturation patrol citywide
Police will run a saturation patrol within City limits from 1 tonight to 3 a.m. Sunday to deter impaired driving. Officers will monitor traffic for speeding, belt use and other alcohol related violations, funded by a grant from the Kansas Department of Transportation and the Impaired Driving Deterrence program.
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En City
Gram Grant
Kansas Department of Portation
Garden City High Jazz Bands Plan March Festival
Garden City High School jazz bands stage a 7 p.m. concert Monday at Clifford Hope Auditorium on N Main St. All three ensembles perform as they prepare for the Garden Jazz Festival in March. Jazz I will perform music slated for the Garden City Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet on Feb 12.
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Groundhog Supper Planned by Syracuse Methodist Men
The First United Methodist men of Syracuse will host an annual groundhog supper from 5 to 7 p.m. MST February 7 at the Hamilton County Fair Building. The all you can eat pancakes and sausage with drinks cost $5 for adults and $3 for children, with proceeds funding church sound system and video equipment updates.
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Garden City Seeks Resident Input On Comprehensive Plan
Garden City residents are invited to Visioning Days to share ideas for the citys comprehensive plan update. Olsson Associates project manager Nick Bowden urges turnout for four sessions across Monday and Tuesday with bilingual Spanish support and locations at Downtown Vision office Florence Wilson Elementary School Garden City Community College and Georgia Matthews Elementary School.
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Fourth Grade Friends on the Farm Day educates young farmers
About 600 fourth graders from 11 schools in Garden City Finney County and Sublette attended the 10th annual event at the Finney County Fairgrounds. They learned about corn aviation used in farming soybeans beef and dairy cattle wheat and other topics. Doug Chanay and his son Jeff showcased a crop duster plane while Barbara Addisson explained egg development and hatch. Organizers emphasized agriculture literacy and planned a webcast to reach students beyond the region.
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Haskell
Garden City
Finney County
Sublette
Doug Chanay
Chanay Aircraft Service
Jeff Chanay
Paige Stanfill
Doug
Finney County Fairgrounds
Stanfill
Carol Deaver
Finney County Farm Bureau Association
Komlofske
State Senate leader ponders furloughs in budget crisis
Senate Majority Leader Derek Schmidt said everything is on the table to fix a Kansas budget gap. A plan proposed by Rep. Bill Otto would cut state workers' hours to 36 per week with a 10 percent pay cut, drawing fierce opposition from Kansas Organization of State Employees.
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Garden City Commission Meeting Details
The Garden City Commission schedules a pre meeting at 3 p.m. and a regular meeting at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the City Administrative Center located at 301 N Eighth St. The notice lists the time and location for attendees and participants.
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Budget cuts at state level may hit Garden City AFAC funding
City officials monitor Gov. Sebelius proposed 2010 budget reductions and potential loss of $27 million in state liquor tax transfers to local governments. AFAC recommended $80,000 for seven entities, including Garden City YMCA and Big Brothers Big Sisters, contingent on Legislature actions. Funding allocates one third to government, one third to parks, and one third to alcohol and drug treatment or prevention.
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Seeds of Hope Jail Ministry
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25Th Judicial District Youth Services
Dominican Sisters Ministry
Friends of the Finney County Public Library
Kansas State University Research and Extension
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