Woodworking and upholstery noncredit classes offered at GCCC
Garden City Community College announces fall noncredit programs in upholstery and woodworking. Upholstery runs Thursdays 7 to 10 p.m. Aug 20 to Dec 10. Woodworking has two sessions: mornings 9 to 10:30 a.m. Mondays and Wednesdays Aug 19 to Dec 7, and evenings 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays Aug 25 to Dec 1. Fees: 229 dollars per semester for woodworking, 170 with senior waiver. upholstery 205 full or 76 with waiver. Registration through CECS Office. contact Diana Machotka.
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Southwest
Garden City Community College
John Collins Vocational
Finney County
Wood Shop
CECS
GCCC
Diana Machotka
Ccks
FSA announces disaster loans for Kansas producers
The USDA Farm Service Agency opened loans for producers in Finney Hamilton Haskell Kearny Stanton Grant Gray and Scott counties hit by winter snow and storms under Disaster Declarations M1848 and M1849. Applications run until Feb 24 2010 for M1848 and Feb 25 2010 for M1849 with loans up to 100 percent of losses not exceeding 500000 and a 3.75 percent rate.
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USDA
Kansas Farm Service
Finney
Hamilton
Haskell
Kearny
Stanton
Grant, Gray
Scott
Grant
Gray
FSA
Usda Centers
Tri-State to buy wind farm power in Colorado
Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association Inc will buy electricity from a 51 MW wind farm near Burlington on Colorado's Eastern Plains to power up to 14,000 homes. The Duke Energy unit builds and sells power for 20 years. project completion expected by end of 2010.
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Denver
Colorado
Burlington
Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association Inc
Duke Energy
Tri- State
Tri-State
Nebraska
New Mexico
Wyoming
Kansas
Cimarron
N.M
Xcel Energy
Xcel
Ken Anderson
Anderson
Duke
State Capitol
Bill Ritter
West Steps
Craig Cox
Interwest Energy Alliance
Arizona
Utah
Cox
North Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Cheyenne
Wyo
Casper
Harvest wraps up in area as wheat harvest near finish
Co op reports show 80 to 90 percent finished across districts with most counties near week end. USDA data place 99 percent ripe wheat statewide and 83 percent harvested, while Gray County nears 10 year averages and Haskell and Trail counties report strong totals. Weather aided harvest with Easter rains and steady moisture a key factor.
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USDA
Ed Smith
Dodge City
Smith
Gray County
Dodge City Co-op
Dan Hild
Tribune Grain
Greeley County
Hild
Ers
Ness City
Haskell County
Gail Otis
Providence Grain
Otis
Dave Erwin
Syracuse Co-op Exchange
Hamilton County
Erwin
Greg Fletcher
ADM Grain
Wichita County
Finney County Co-op
Wheat harvest winds down across Kansas in 2009 update
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service says 83 percent of the wheat crop is in the bin as harvest winds down with progress lagging slightly behind average. North west Kansas has 24 percent cut while southeast and south central are 97 percent finished and southwest about 90 percent. Crop quality varies, with 18 percent in excellent condition still in the field and prices affecting farmer marketing decisions amid global competition.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
Mike Woolverton
Kansas State University
Woolverton
Vatican weighs miracle in Chase Kear survival case
Vatican investigators studied Chase Kear of Colwich and two Wichita area families claiming miracles after near fatal medical crises. Andrea Ambrosi met with the family and doctors to assess if prayers to Saint Emil Kapaun contributed to recovery. If declared a miracle, it could advance Kapaun’s canonization process.
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Vatican
Chase Kear
Colwich
Emil Kapaun
Pilsen
Andrea Ambrosi
John Hotze
Wichita
Ambrosi
Hotze
Kapaun
Kear
Chase
Paula
Raymond Grundmeyer
Saved
Grundmeyer
the Eagle
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Prain Rees
MS 1S
D&acu
Arden City
Kent Strickler
Scott County Co-op
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