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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2014
Page
3
A four week TRX Training program led by Melissa Fulton begins Tuesday at Garden City Family YMCA. The session runs 5:45 to 6:30 a.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays with an additional March session. Seven participants max. For more information call Sarah Tighe at 275-1199.
Garden City Family YMCA offers five spinning sessions in February priced at 12 dollars for members and 24 dollars for program participants. Classes include Begin to Spin on Tue Thu mornings, Just Spin Plus on Mon Wed mornings, Cycle Jam Tue Thu mornings, Sweating Buckets Mon Thu evenings, and Lean & Mean Mon Wed evenings, each with capacity of 10 participants.
Garden City Recreation Commission announces a one day painting class on February 8 taught by Cindy Crandall director of Deerfield Recreation. The session runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the activity center 310 N Sixth St. Materials provided. $65 per artist. minimum five registrations. open to ages 12 through adult. register by phone 276-1200 or in person.
Kansas will integrate individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities into the KanCare program on February 1 after CMS approval. The move aims to coordinate behavioral and medical care, reduce waiting lists, and improve overall well being and life quality for about 8,500 I DD Kansans. Governor Brownback called it a significant step forward for KanCare and the I DD community.
Kansas counties warn Senate Bill 298 would erase about 47 million dollars in revenue, forcing higher property taxes to cover the loss. Officials say counties lack revenue options, while Heritage Trust Fund funds would also be cut, threatening preservation of historic properties listed nationwide and in Kansas.
A Kansas study of 13 000 students across 152 schools finds those meeting all five fitness standards score far above proficiency in math and reading. Kansas Department of Education officials credit improved brain blood flow and focus, while educators urge maintaining activity amid a shift away from daily physical education.
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