Local woman charged with decade long identity theft at school
Leonor Castillo, 34, a custodian at Kenneth Henderson Middle School, allegedly used another woman's identity for 10 years. Police say Castillo purchased the victim's details in El Paso and used the alias Lorenza Remos. She is on unpaid leave from USD 457 while investigators pursue the case.
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Kenneth Henderson Middle School
Garden City
Leonor Castillo
S. Farmland Road
KHMS
Castillo
el Paso
Texas
Mike Utz
Lorenia Regalado
IRS
Utz
Regalado
EHMS
Lorenza Remos
USD
Julie Ford
Kansas Main Street program presentation in Garden City
Garden City Downtown Vision Inc announces a public program on Main Street membership tonight at 7 at the Finnup Center for Conservation Education. A news conference and reception follow. Downtown Vision has spent the year planning to apply for Kansas Main Street recognition to revitalize the downtown district for towns under 50,000. Jeanne Stinson, Jean Warta, and Patty Clark will present with Stinson and her team. A training session occurs 3:30 to 5 p.m. at the Garden City Administrative Building to discuss steps. All events are free and open to the public.
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Kansas Ain Street
Garden City
Wntown Vision Inc
Innup Center For Conservation Education
Finnup Drive
Wntown Vision
Arden City
Kansas
Jeanne Tinson
Main Street
Jean Warta
Patty Lark
Up Center
Stinson
Eighth St
Holcomb board confronts student retention issues
Holcomb 363 Board of Education reviewed high school retention figures for 2003-04 showing a net loss of 21 students from 248 to 227. Of 46 leaving, 35 moved or transferred, including 12 to Garden City and eight out of state. 14 left and reentered within the year, seven via foster care, and nine dropped out.
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Holcomb
USC 363 Board of Education
Holcomb High School
Steve Johnson
Johnson
Garden City
Deerfield
Lakin
Russ Komlofske
Komlofske
Skip Landis
Anne Jones
William Biermann
Novack
Landis
Tim Miller
Miller
Cindy Messenger
Jay Powers
Mike Pfeifer
Jones
John McClelland
Kansas pushes agritourism registration and aid
Kansas lawmakers have mandated new registration and marketing support for agritourism operators. The Department of Commerce now oversees registering and promoting farms ranches wineries and heritage sites, with a five year 20 percent income tax credit up to 2000 for insured costs and liability protections for compliant sites. A November conference Fields of Green aims to help new and growing businesses with a $40 fee.
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Topeka
Hns
Kansans
Kansas Department of Commerce
Kansas
Kathleen Sebelius
Patty Clark
Ag Marketing Division
Commerce Department
Sebelius
Alisa Vincant
VinZant
Highland Hotel
Great Bend
Janna Dunbar
Kansascommerce.com
Panel weighs wider prenatal care and fetus coverage
A Kansas legislative committee discusses extending prenatal care to more pregnant women and possibly covering unborn children. SRS estimates 2700 more women could qualify, with annual costs exceeding 9 million and state share between 2.5 and 3.5 million.
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Topeka
Henry Helgerson
Wichita
Brenda Landwehr
Landwehr
Overland Park
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
SRS
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el Dorado Club
N. 12Th St
Kansas Main Street
Holcomb Board
Holcomb Middle School
Dave Novack
Hope Lehman
Lehman
Sue Storm
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