Former GCRC Employee Pleads Guilty to Theft
Laura Hill, a former Garden City Recreation Commission worker, pleaded guilty in Finney County District Court to three misdemeanor theft counts. Employed July 2002 to June 2003, she embezzled 1304 dollars from participants in her personal training sessions. She received one year court service probation, a 300 dollar fine, and 820 dollars restitution. violation triggers 90 days in jail.
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Garden City Recreation Commission
Finney County District Court
Laura Hill
Nen Commission
Hill
Finney County
John Wheeler
Wheeler
Holcomb Police seek three suspects in Wiley Street vandalism
Holcomb police report late Wednesday and early Thursday vandalism totaling about 1 3150 in damages on Wiley Street. A rock shattered a recreation building window and a hose drenched interiors while two school windows and a Grand Marquis were damaged. Call Crime Stoppers 275 7807 or police 277 2761 with tips.
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Holcomb
Holcomb Recreation Commission
Wiley St
Jeff Sharp
Jim
Rebecca Miller
Klaus
Sharp
Wiley Street
Eves
Driver in Holcomb crash identified as Jesse Guillen
Kansas Highway Patrol reports a Tuesday crash on U S 50 near Holcomb involving a 1999 International semitrailer driven by Jesse R. Guillen 23 of Dodge City and a Holcomb Suburban driven by Rebecca E. Miller. Seven Suburban passengers were treated for minor injuries after the rear collision in a construction zone.
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Holcomb
Jesse R. Guillen
Dodge City
Kansas Highway Patrol
Guillen
KHP
Rebecca E. Miller
GCCC budget proposal seeks 2 mill levy cut
Garden City Community College trustees discuss a 2 mill reduction in the property tax levy for 2004 05 amid higher county oil and gas valuations. Plan includes holding back more than 462000 in escrow pending court rulings and advancing goals like an Allied Health Training Program and expanded ESL offerings.
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Garden City Community College Board of Trustees
Finney County
GCCC
Garden City
Hall of Fame
Beth Tedrow
William Hammond
Ceive
Kansas
Colby
Dodge City
Seward County
Telenet
Kansas Regents Network
KanEd
Clayton Tatro
Parades and derbies mark a busy Kansas fair weekend
A southwest Kansas weekend runs with Hamilton County fair in Syracuse featuring a demolition derby at 7 30 p.m. MT and a 5 dollar entry admission for derby and dance. Stanton County Farm Bureau hosts a pedal tractor pull at 8 a.m. with turtle and shopping cart races at 9 and 10 a.m. in Johnson City. Scott County hosts Beefiesta and Kids Day in Scott City Park with a 10 a.m. parade and 2 p.m. events, while Grant County in Ulysses offers a 7 a.m. fun run and 10 a.m. parade. The Gray County fair in Cimarron features a 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. car show and Haskell County begins roping pre-qualifications at 1 p.m. Sunday. Local art events include Art for Art Garden Party at Fiesta Courtyard with tickets from 15 to 17.50 dollars and music by Fulton Street Band, plus a free Stevens Park Concert in Garden City.
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Kansas
Hamilton County
Syracuse
Hamilton County Fair
Stanton County Fair
Johnson City
Stanton County Farm Bureau
S. Main St
Main
Lincoln Streets
Main Street
Battin Park
Stanton County Historical Society
Stanton County
Scott County
Scott City
Grant County
Ulysses
Cimarron
Fiesta Courtyard
Buffalo Jones Ave
Fulton Stree Band
Arts Center
Southwest Arts and Humanities Council Board
Garden City
Stevens Park
Sublette man pleads not guilty to multiple sex charges
Pascual B. Rodriguez II, 41, pleaded not guilty in Finney County District Court to two counts of rape and three counts of aggravated indecent liberties with a child, plus charges of criminal solicitation to commit aggravated escape, aggravated battery against an officer and attempted aggravated escape. Pretrial and jury dates set. potential sentences vary by charge and history.
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Finney County
Pascual B. Rodriguez II
Rodriguez
Home ownership down for some Kansans
A Kansas Action for Children report shows home ownership declining among middle and low income residents due to rising housing costs and down payment barriers. Experts warn the trend hurts children's stability and community investment, with rental costs often higher than wages driving instability.
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Topeka
Hns
Kansas Action For Children
Gary Brunk
U.S
Brunk
John Scott
Hutchinson
Interfaith Housing Services
Kansas
Scott
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J.J. Hensley
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Garden City Community College
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Frank Valverde
Fleming and
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Sarah Kessinger
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