Thornburgh urges caucus participation in Kansas
Kansas Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh urged voters to participate in the Democratic caucus on Tuesday and the Republican caucus on February 9. He called the caucus system the purest form of democracy and noted Kansas could influence the presidential nominating process. The secretary’s office advised contacting state party offices for details.
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Kansas
Ron Thornburgh
Thornburgh
Seniors group to meet Friday dinner and program
The Finney County Senior Citizen Association will hold its monthly dinner meeting Friday at the Senior Center located at 907 N. 10th St. The covered dish dinner starts at 6 p.m., followed by the business meeting and a program by Cathy's Dance Academy from Holcomb Recreation Center. All seniors 55 and older and their guests are invited. bring a dish. For information call Shirley Ball at 277-2056 or Norma Nichols at 276-3620.
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N. 10Th St
Cathy’s Dance Academy
Holcomb Recreation Center
Shirley Ball
Norma Nichols
GCCC singers stage Valentine concert on campus
Garden City Community College Concert Choir and the College Singers Ensemble present a free Valentine concert at 7 30 p m February 14 in the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building auditorium on campus 801 Campus Drive The Concert Choir performs Ubi Caritas The Water is Wide Tender Love and Ive Never Been in Love Before from Guys and Dolls The select ensemble offers jazz numbers including I Cant Give You Anything But Love Unforgettable and Over the Rainbow
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Garden City Community College
Select College Singers
Pauline Joyce
Children’s screening planned for Feb 15 in Garden City
Garden City USD 457 offers a free screening clinic for children ages 3 to 5 at Trinity Lutheran Church on Fleming Street February 15. Trained staff assess hearing vision large and small muscle development communication and thinking skills in sessions lasting about 90 minutes. Appointments begin Monday by calling the Early Childhood Department at 276-5149. If unable to attend call 271-8847, not the church.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Fleming St
Abstract Art in Acrylics at GCCC Evening Class
GCCC will offer a non credit Abstract Art in Acrylics class led by Shelly Jordan. The session runs 6 to 9 p.m. February 20 in Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building room 1008, cost 30 dollars. Registration from Tara Keasler at 276 9647 or tara keasler gcccks edu.
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Garden City Community College Continuing Education and
Shelly Jordan
GCCC
Pauline Joyce
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Tara.keasler
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Auto title lending in Kansas faces proposed 36% cap
Kansas officials warn auto title lenders exploit a removed interest cap, charging 300 to 400 percent. The proposed House Bill 2245 would fix a 36 percent rate, make it closed-ended, require refunds within 30 days of vehicle sale, and curb the practice of lenders seizing cars for missed payments.
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Kansas
Kevin Glendening
Kansas Consumer Credit Code
Glendening
Garden City
Amber Zahnter
Zahnter
Melody McCray- Miller
D-Park City
Insurance and Financial Institutions
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Tim Hagan
Wichita
Office of Consumer Credit Counseling Service
Hagan
Iowa
Consumer Protection Division
Vietnamese Tet Celebration At St. Dominic Center
Garden City Vietnamese Association hosts Tet the Vietnamese New Year event Sunday at 1 p.m. at St. Dominic Parish Center. The celebration features dragon dance, traditional rituals, dance, food, and lucky money as the Year of the Rat begins February 7. Also, the KBUF-1030 AM RV Sport and Travel festival runs Friday to Sunday at the Finney County Fairgrounds with 12 vendors and free admission.
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J.C. St
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Vietnam
Finney County Fairgrounds
Students march for endangered species at Georgia Matthews goes green
About 260 students on Garden City's Johnson Street protest in front of Georgia Matthews Elementary School during the schools 100th day. They carry signs and chant Save the animals Save the pandas Save the dolphins as teachers encourage art on endangered species and recycling projects.
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Garden City
Johnson Street
Georgia Matthews
Aileen Gurrola
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
The
Wildlife Service
Alan Bonilla
Cross River
World Wildlife Fund
Bonilla
African Wildlife Foundation
Mandee Walck
Carma Harman
Gurrola
Lee Richardson Zoo
Georgia Matthews Elementary
Shauna Thompson
Austen Waetzig
Six takes office as Kansas attorney general in ceremony
Stephen Six was sworn in as Kansas attorney general in a Senate chamber ceremony, replacing Paul Morrison. He pledged integrity and independence, addressing a crowd including Gov. Kathleen Sebelius and his family, taking the oath on the family Bible.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Fred Six
Senate
Betsy
Kathleen Sebelius
Stephen Six
Paul Morrison
Morrison
Sebelius
Douglas County
George Tiller
Wichita
Tiller
Sedgwick County
Phill Kline
Attorney General's Office
University of Kansas
Deanell Tacha
10Th
US. Circuit Court of Appeals
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