Stevens Park Concert Sunday Features Melissa Dawn and Bekah Frees
The Stevens Park concert series opens Sunday at 7:30 p.m. with Christian contemporary music by Melissa Dawn and Bekah Frees. The free event is part of Garden City Recreation and city arts program concerts sponsored since 1985.
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Stevens Park
Melissa Dawn
Bekah
Garden City Recreation
City of
Garden City
Free computer courses at Finney County Library
The Finney County Public Library offers two free computer training classes this Saturday and July 28. Topics include How to Use the Internet and Beginning Microsoft Word. Classes start at 9 a.m. Sign up at 605 E Walnut St or call 272-3680 for details.
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Finney County Public
Walnut St
Final concert for municipal band Friday
The Garden City Municipal Band closes its 2001 summer season with a Friday 8 p.m. performance at Stevens Park. Conducted by Bruce Spiller, the program features works by Clifton Williams John Philip Sousa Claude T Smith and Ludwig van Beethoven including the Clarinet Polka trio for clarinet and band with Tom Lee Carol Leutters and Jane Vanderhoff.
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Garden City Municipal Band
Stevens Park
Clifton Williams
John P. Sousa
Claude T. Smith
Ludwig van Beethoven
Tom Lee
Carol Leutters
Jane Vanderhoff
Bruce Spiller
Garden City Community College
Two Shot to Death at Kansas City Home
Police responded to a reported shooting at a Kansas City home and found one man dead and another wounded with life threatening injuries. Later investigators recovered a second man who had been shot to death.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas company recalls 4000 bicycles
Kansas firm KANS Inc of Hays recalls about 4000 bicycles due to potential steering tube failure. Models include RANS Stratus Stratus XL Gliss Tailwind Wave Response and Nimbus sold 1993 through 2001 for 700 to 1500 dollars. Stop use immediately and call 1 877 990 7267 for information.
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Washington
Kans Inc
Hays
Consumer Product Safety Commission
RANS
Rans Inc
Sebelius delays decision on 2002 Kansas governor bid
Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius, serving her second term, postpones her gubernatorial decision until after year’s start. She cites duties as NASC president and Blue Cross Blue Shield Anthem merger review. Republicans Kent Glasscock and Lloyd Parker have entered the race.
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Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Topeka Democrat
Indianapolis
Sebelius
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
Kansas
Anthem of
Indiana
Ron Todd
House of Representatives
Kent Glasscock
Manhattan
Junction City
Lloyd Parker
Peggy Drennon Named Grant County Pioneer of the Year
Peggy Drennon is honored as Grant County Pioneer of the Year for 2001 for lifelong community service. The event at the Grant County Picnic July 28 includes a parade, noon dinner, and a barbecue with family and many relatives traveling from as far as Atlanta to attend.
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Peggy Schwein Drennon
Grant County
Gwendolyn
Peggy” Schwein
Peggy
Anthony
Drennon
J.J
Flora Carter
North Fork
Cimarron River
Peggy Drennan
David
Gene
Robinette
Keith Schwein
David Schwein
Luther Drennan
Ulysses
Gene Schwein
David Graber
Methodist Church
Keith
Gray Lady Red Cross
Western Prairie Care
Eastern Star
Post-Matrons Club
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Kitchen Cuties
The
Glory Singers
J.J. Carter
Glenn Jarvis
Atlanta
Arti Pry Grice
Norma Deyoe Swartz
Peggy Drennon
Service groups join to assist BBBS nationwide effort
Big Brothers Big Sisters teams with Kiwanis Lions Optimist and Rotary to enroll one million youths in five years. Tammy Herlan says local groups will expand mentoring, with 1394 area youths served last year and about 300 matched one on one. Mentors will target high school corporate and community college programs with aims of 50 corporate mentors and 100 college mentors this fall. For information contact Tammy Herlan or Pam Humphrey at 275-2424.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters
George W. Bush
Kiwanis
Lions, Optimist
Rotary Clubs
Tammy Herlan
BBBS
Finney County
Kiwanis, Lions, Optimist
Rotary
Herlan
Pam Humphrey
Kansas conservation bill eyed to boost wildlife funding
Kansas officials urge Congress to pass the Conservation and Reinvestment Act CARA to supply about 15 million for environment projects and wildlife research and to speed construction of a Cheyenne Bottoms visitor center. Local funding would require 25 to 50 percent matches and could involve private groups as partners.
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Topeka
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Cheyenne Bottoms
Congress
Jerry Hover
Division of State Parks
U.S. House
Kansas
Hover
Great Bend
John Gottschamer
Kansas Water Office
Barton County
Gottschamer
Jerry Moran
A-Kansas
Kansans to get relief on winter heating bills
Social service groups and gas companies plan relief for Kansans behind on winter heating payments amid high bills and legal issues. About 57,000 of 630,000 Kansas Gas Service customers are delinquent, totaling millions. Relief will appear as credits on August bills, with averages of 495 for Kansas Gas Service, 350 for Greeley Gas, and 325 for UtiliCorp United customers.
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Topeka
Kansas Gas Service Co
Congress
Bush
Utility Coalition of Kansas
The
Kansas Corporation
Deborah Abner
Coalition
Steve Johnson
Kansas Gas Service
Greeley Gas Co
UtiliCorp United
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Hoeme
U. S. Highway 83
Kansas Company
CARA
Dennis Moore
Kansas House