Too Many Strings to Perform Tuesday at Garden Valley
A musical program featuring the group Too Many Strings will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Garden Valley Retirement Village 1505 E Spruce St. Debra Bolton directs the vocal and guitar ensemble. Admission is free, and the public is invited. For information call 275-5036.
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Garden Valley Retirement Village
Spruce St
Debra Bolton
GCCC trustees plan two back to back working retreats
Garden City Community College trustees will hold two 5 to 9 p.m. retreats in the Endowment Room at the Beth Tedrow Student Center this week. The first focuses on policy and visioning while the second covers goals. new chair Terri Worf and vice chair Merilyn Douglass lead a board with Jeff Crist joining.
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Garden City Community College Board of Trustees
Beth Tedrow
Terri Worf
Merilyn Douglass
Ron Schwartz
Finney County Economic Development Corp
Kansas Association of Community College Trustees
Bill Clifford
Jeff Crist
National Night Out crime prevention event Aug 2 in Stevens Park
Garden City joins the 28th annual National Night Out for crime and drug prevention from 5 to 8 p.m. August 2 at Stevens Park with activities for kids, music, and free food. Residents are urged to lock doors, turn on outside lights, and spend the evening outside with neighbors and emergency personnel. call Master Patrol Officer Robert Scrivner to host a block party. The event is co sponsored locally by the Garden City Police Department Fire Department and Finney County Sheriff’s Department and nationally by Target and the National Association of Town Watch, aiming to strengthen community policing and deter crime.
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Garden City
GCPD
Michael Reagle
Stevens Park
Nation
Robert Scrivner
Target
National Association of Town Watch
Garden City Police Department
Garden City Fire Department
Finney County Sheriffs Department
Reagle
Marijuana found in Goodwill drop box in Lawrence
A Goodwill worker discovered a container with a small amount of marijuana in a Lawrence drop box on Saturday. Police confiscated the pot and will destroy it. Sgt. Ted Bordman noted it did not appear to be an intentional donation.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Journal-World
Ted Bordman
Kansas revenues rise eyed as ed board seeks school funds
Kansas lawmakers await preliminary figures showing last fiscal year may end with as much as 175 million in reserve, a sharp contrast to the near 500 million deficit six months earlier. Brownback cut roughly 800 million in the 14 billion budget, including a 232 per pupil reduction in K 12 funding. The State Board of Education says funds to restore education spending are unlikely amid austere climate, while revenue reform looms ahead of 2012 session. Revenue secretary Nick Jordan leads a tax reform study as politicians debate corporate tax repeal and long term growth strategies. Federal stimulus had funded part of the school budget in 2010 and 2011, leaving a gap after expiration.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Brownback
State Board of Education
Sue Storm
Overland Park
Nick Jordan
Walt Chappell
Wichita
Garden City Farmers Market bursts with local goods and faces
A lively Saturday market in Garden City features locally grown produce, breads, candies, and crafts. Vendors include Busy Bee Farms, cross country runners selling baked goods for team fundraisers, and for young Blaise Boor a startup stand with help from family. The Finney County KSUExtension runs the event, held Saturdays 7 to noon June through September.
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Garden City
Kansas
Tucker Clements
Suzan Nelson
East End
Garden City High School
Greb Peters
GCHS
Alex Miller
Blaise Boor
Victor Ornelas
Destanne
Buffalo
Savannah Peters
Kayla Doll
Jessica Bernasky
Miller
Peters
Kansas Eyes Broad DUI Law Reforms Beyond Interlocks
A 2008 appointed DUI Commission proposes extensive changes to Kansas DUI laws to curb alcohol related fatalities. Changes include a central database by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation to track DUI data from about 400 courts, oversight enhancements, treatment options, and stronger sanctions while balancing treatment and punishment.
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Kansas
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Commission
Les Sperling
DUI Commission Mem
Ber
Central Kansas Foundation For Alcohol & Chemical Dependency
S. Ohio
Sperling
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Salina
Lindsborg
Wichita
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