Free and Reduced Lunch Sign-Up in Garden City Schools
Garden City Public Schools Nutrition Services mails free and reduced lunch applications to pre enrolled USD 457 students. Parents can enroll by returning completed forms to Nutrition Services at 1205 Fleming St or fill out at the department between 9am and 4pm Monday through Friday. Applications due by Aug. 10. questions to 805-7082. First day of school Aug. 12 with half day for certain grades and new students. full day Aug. 13.
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Garden City Public Schools Nutrition Services
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Nutrition Services Department
Fleming St
Nutrition Service Department
Garden City
Garden City High School photo IDs and enrollment details
Garden City High School offers student photo ID sessions 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 30 p.m. Tuesdays to Thursdays in J D Adams Hall 1214 N Main St. Enrollment is 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. July 30. New district students enroll at Educational Support Center 1205 Fleming St check in at Information Desk. School starts Aug 12 with a half day for younger students and all new students. full day Aug 13. For details call 805 8000. In Topeka Gov Parkinson reappointed three Kansas Board of Regents members Perkins Downey Schmidt and Lykins to four year terms subject to senate confirmation. The board oversees six universities and 19 community colleges.
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Garden City High School
J.D. Adams Hall
N. Main St
Fleming St
Garden City
Topeka
Mark Parkinson
Kansas Board of Regents
Perkins
Istine Downey-Schmidt
Dan Lykins
Kansas Senate
Downey- Schmidt
Lykins
Board of Regents
Kansas Public
Kansans gain automatic job help with online KansasWorks access
Kansas labor officials said unemployment insurance applicants will immediately be issued accounts on KansasWorks com. The site lets users search openings post resumes and receive email updates on searches.
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Topeka
State Departments of Labor and Commerce
KansasWorks.com
Health care training gets 220 million stimulus aid
Labor Secretary Hilda Solis announced 220 million in federal stimulus funds to train workers in health care and other growth fields. Grants target health IT nursing long term care and allied health, with 25 million reserved for hard hit auto industry communities. Reviews start in two months with awards by year end.
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Topeka
Hilda Solis
Labor Department
Solis
Shawnee County
University of Kansas
Barack Obama
Congress
Clayton Bledsoe
Bledsoe
Neosho County
Kansas
Anderson
Garnett
Kansas City Medical Center
Kansas City
Exhibit spotlights Bob Dole life at Finney County Museum
The Finney County Museum hosts “You'll Never Walk Alone” detailing Bob Dole's public and private life from World War II service to Kansas politics. Loaned from the Dole Institute, the exhibit runs through July 30 and features medical records, photos, and artifacts including a World War II cot and a ballot box. Dole, a Russell native, ran for president and vice president multiple times and is now retired.
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Finney County Museum
Bob Dole
Kansas
Congress
Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics
Lawrence
Dole
Italy
Genevieve Hertel
Garden City
Bill Clinton
George H.W. Bush
Mark Calvin
Roy Cessna
USD 457
Finney County Historical Museum
Eugene Victor Downing
Seaman Downing
U.S.S. West Virginia
Pearl Harbor
Hearing on Kandu Challenge tests skill vs chance
In Wichita a Sedgwick County judge weighs whether the Kandu Challenge card game is a game of skill or chance. State argues it mimics Texas Holdem while Highlands Gastropub and Three Kings Holdings seek a temporary injunction to continue offering the game. The inventor testifies players see cards briefly before dealing, and others have begun offering similar games. The judge notes jurisdiction questions over potential criminal actions.
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Wichita
Kansas
Highlands Gastropub
Sedgwick
Timothy Lahey
Highlands
Kandy
Texas
Cobra Crew, LLC
McCullough
Dole Released From Washington Hospital After Skin Graft
Former Republican nominee Bob Dole left Walter Reed Army Medical Center before his 86th birthday after surgery for open leg sores. He said health care is a crucial issue and praised being with his family and colleagues at Alston & Bird. Dole remains under follow up care and monitoring.
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Washington
Bob Dole
Dole
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Congress
Alston & Bird
Senate
Kansas
House
Bipartisan Policy Center
Tom Daschle
South Dakota
Howard Baker
Tennessee
GOP
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