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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2006
Page
3
The Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce will host its monthly breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday inside the Plaza Hotel on 1911 E Kansas Ave. Friends University sponsors the event. Cost is 7.50 in advance or at the door, 8.00 by invoice. For reservations call 276-3264.
The Chamber of Commerce book club discusses The 8th Habit by Stephen Covey. Deb Farmer leads the 6 to 8 p.m. session at the chamber office 1511 E Fulton Terrace. Free for chamber members.
Sweetheart Swing of the 1940s performs at 7 30 p m Sunday in Stevens Park bandshell Kyla Mills Renee Beesley and Shara Bane form the band The Arts Program Garden City Recreation Commission and the city sponsor the free concert all ages welcome.
Garden City group House Blend will perform Bluegrass at 7:30 p.m. July 23 for the Stevens Park Concert Series. Members include Deann Crase Katie Hahn Jane Jacobs and Gale Siebert, with Garden City Recreation hosting.
The Kansas Farm Service Agency and Kansas Animal Health Department provide help for premise registration as the first step of the Kansas Animal Identification System, part of the National Animal Identification System. Producers supply name, address, contacts, phone numbers, and land description to register. contact local FSA or Bryan Rickard at 785 296 2326.
The Nature Conservancy Kansas chapter seeks $11 million by end of 2007 to unlock a $750000 grant from the Kresge Foundation for tallgrass prairie preservation. The effort focuses on 11000 acres in Chase County forming Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve with other sites like Cheyenne Bottoms and Smoky Valley Ranch.
Finney County commissioners meet Monday at 8:30 a.m. in the County Administrative Building to hear an update on the West U.S. Highway 50 enhancement project led by Kansas Department of Transportation District Six engineer Larry Thompson. The plan, near Big Lowe Road, was delayed to 2009 with a total estimated cost of 54.8 million dollars funded by 3.8 million from the county and the rest by the state, with a quarter-cent sales tax due to sunset in 2008. Additional items include monthly reports from Kristi Schmitt and John Ellermann and a zoning review from Kaleb Kentner.
Garden City Public Works will begin its annual street sealing Monday, with work expected to take about a week and a half. Residents in affected areas will be notified 1-2 days prior and must move trailers and vehicles by 7 a.m. on workdays or risk towing at the owner's expense.
Garden City Community College trustees chose Terri Worf as chairwoman for the 2006-07 year after unanimous election. Outgoing chair Bill Clifford steps down but remains on the board. Sterling was named vice chair, Douglass board clerk, Welch KCCT representative, and Schwartz representative to Finney County EDC.
Kansas State University seeks a bioscience focused satellite campus in Olathe. City officials seek consent to donate about 90 acres valued at $9 million for the campus as part of a biosciences research park. Graduate programs would focus on biosciences animal health and food safety and security with leadership comment on regional importance.
Southwest Charter School in Kansas City lost state funding as Imagine Schools of Arlington Virginia pledges to cover tuition for another year by converting to a private school. Central Missouri State University warns of trust issues with any future sponsor after previously sponsoring the school and citing high turnover and weak math scores.
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