Excel 2007 training at Garden City CC offers basics to advanced
Garden City Community College's Business and Industry Institute schedules Excel 2007 courses including Fundamentals July 19, 21, 26, 28 cost 159 for basics and Intermediate August 2 and 4 with advanced sessions in September. QuickBooks Pro 2009 Advanced taught by Troy Unruh runs August dates, fee 159 including a manual. Registration ends one week before each course. call 276-9647 or email B&I gceccks.edu for details.
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Business and Industry Institute
Garden City Community College
Paula Baker
Abe Hubert
Excel
Troy Unruh
Baker University
B&i
Gceccks.edu
Meals on Wheels Seeks Volunteers in Garden City
Meals on Wheels needs volunteers to deliver about 80 meals on seven city routes daily Monday through Friday. Meals are prepared at St Catherine Hospital. Special driver needs exist the weeks of July 26 and August 2. Call Patti Thummel at 620-260-6282 or 272-3620 to help.
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Meals On Wheels
Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
Patti Thummel
Stevens Park Concert Series Features Valarie & Josh This Week
Valarie Smith and Josh Sasser headline this Sunday at Stevens Park in downtown Garden City. The pair formed Fresh Picked Parsley in 2005 and have performed since meeting in Austin in 2009. The free concert begins at 7 30 p.m. sponsored by the Garden City Recreation Commission and the city.
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Valarie
Josh
Stevens Park
Valarie Smith
Josh Sasser
Austin
Texas
Smith
Fresh Picked
Katie Prewitt
Kansas
City of
Kobach Arpaio rally moves from college to hotel in Kansas
Kansas GOP candidate Kris Kobach and Sheriff Joe Arpaio kept the event on schedule after MidAmerica Nazarene University withdrew permission to use its building in Olathe. The rally shifted to the Ritz Charles in Overland Park, with Kobach charging donations and offering meet and greet options for supporters. Critics argued the event stoked anti immigrant sentiment, while organizers said the move was due to safety concerns and venue size.
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Topeka
Kansas
Arizona
Kris Kobach
Joe Arpaio
Maricopa County
Ariz
Arpaio
MidAmerica Nazarene University
Olathe
Ritz Charles Convention Center
Overland Park
University of Missouri- Kansas City Law
Kobach
Edwin Robinson
Joe
Angela Ferguson
Kansas City, Mo
Ferguson
U.S
John Ashcroft
Republican Party
GOP
Nazarene Church
Robinson
Program Aims To Boost Land Access For Recreation
The Agriculture Department launches the Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Incentive Program to encourage landowners to open land for public recreation in exchange for funds. Up to 50 million dollars in grants through 2012 will help expand access and habitat programs, supporting rural economies and job creation near forests and grasslands.
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Wichita
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Tom Vilsack
Vilsack
Barack Obama
Whittosburgh
The
Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership
Evidence cites Cat Tracker bus design flaws in fatal 2006 crash
Lawrence AP testimony on day two of the civil trial details unsafe features of the Briggs Auto Group owned Cat Tracker bus used to transport fans to a Kansas KU vs KSU game. Expert Ned Einstein cited a higher frame and unlocked rear deck door as major risks. John Green died when struck by an overpass, and Samantha Green sues multiple defendants for safety failures.
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Briggs Auto Group
Einstein
Green
Chris Orr
Irving Hill Road
Iowa Street
Kansas University
Kansas State University
Orr
Samantha Green
Manhattan
Steven Schorr
DJS Associates
Pennsylvania
John Green
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