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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 2012

Page

3

Gluten Free Support Group to Meet in Ulysses

Southwest Kansas Area Gluten Free Support Group holds its first meeting in Ulysses at 10 a.m. at the GCRC Activity Center 120 W Grant Ave. Mary Herbert registered dietitian from Southwest Medical Center will help establish a regular schedule. Call Artrisha Moyer at 620 353 9640 for details.

Southwest Kansas Area Ulysses GCRC W. Grant Ave Southwest Medical Center Mary Herbert Artrisha Moyer

Knowledge at Noon explores world produce at library

The Knowledge at Noon program Thursday will tour the produce department of the local grocery store, showing exotic foods from around the world and how to select and use them. The free event runs 12:05 to 12:55 p.m. at Finney County Public Library, 605 E Walnut St. No advance registration. Bring lunch. coffee and tea provided. Call 272-3670 for details.

Finney County Public Library Walnut St Finney County Extension Office

Kids arts and crafts class set for Saturday

An arts and crafts class for children 8 and older is planned for 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the Garden City Recreation Commission. A table offers bead crafts, wooden items, potholders, cardboard dragsters, or Styrofoam gliders. Fee is $3 at the door. Call 276-1200.

Garden City Recreation Commission N. Sixth St

Online affidavits to obtain free Kansas birth certificates

State officials say affidavits to obtain a free Kansas birth certificate will be available online this week at KDHE. The form waives the usual $15 fee and requires swearing the certificate will be used to secure a voter photo ID or to register to vote. The certificate can serve as one of the documents to prove citizenship under a new law.

Topeka Kansas Kansas Department of Health and Environment Wichita Eagle KDHE Kdheks.gov

Hays Regional Airport posts record 2011 boardings

Hays Regional Airport reported its highest passenger boardings in 2011 with 10,912, a 17.3 percent rise from 2010, enabling up to 1 million dollars in federal funding for improvements. City Manager Toby Dougherty credited an aggressive marketing push and a improving economy, noting Great Lakes Airlines service issues waned after a new manager. Runway reconstruction is planned to start late spring or early summer while the airport stays open.

Hays Toby Dougherty Dougherty Hays Daily News Great Lakes Airlines

Garden City man given four concurrent life terms

Lorenzo West, 28, was sentenced to four concurrent life sentences plus about 46 years before parole on 11 counts including three rapes of a minor and criminal sodomy. Jessica's Law applies to three rape counts and the sodomy count, while the kidnapping count carries the longest term. West’s attorney urged a lower sentence. the victim and family testified, and West expressed remorse while claiming innocence.

Garden City Michael Quint Lorenzo West Quint Jessica West Finney County Tamara Hicks Jennifer Cunningham Cunningham Christi Cott Alvina Cruz- Rivera U.S Cruz-Rivera Cott

Cairn Terrier Proposed as Kansas State Dog

Obedience chairwoman Brenda Moore backs designating the cairn terrier as Kansas’s official dog breed. State Rep. Ed Trimmer introduced House Bill 251 after Moore urged the move, noting the breed’s intelligence and loyalty and Toto fame.

Kansas Brenda Moore Augusta South Central Kansas Kennel Club Moore Ed Trimmer Winfield Trimmer Toto

Kansas lawmakers weigh fate of historic tax credits

Gov Brownback seeks to scrap 23 credits including the historic preservation and IDA credits. House Republicans would keep all but one of the targeted credits. Interfaith Housing Services warns loss would cripple its IDA program, jeopardizing private funding and federal matches while affecting 151 helped so far and limiting future aid.

Kansas Sam Brownback Interfaith House Tion IDA Brownback Emily Hurst Hurst Hutchinson

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