Picture This Devana Geier Lowe at Lee Richardson Zoo
Devana Geier Lowe relaxes at Lee Richardson Zoo as Linda Sue Starr of Garden City submits the photo for publication. The image captures a tranquil moment among the zoo’s exhibits. Local readers are invited to share their own zoo photos for future features.
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Devana Geier- Lowe
Lee Richardson
Zoo
Linda Sue Starr
Garden City
Resignations Continue At Holcomb Recreation Board
At a Monday meeting about fifty residents watched the Holcomb Recreation Board unanimously approve the resignation of Marcia Baird after 17 years as director of maintenance and grounds. Lonnie Baird, the superintendent, had retirement approved last week. both expressed feeling underappreciated and concerns over board overreach in hiring.
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Marcia Baird
Baird
Lonnie Baird
HRC
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Colleen Lauer
Holcomb recreation pool safety concerns rise after resignation
The Holcomb Recreation Commission lacks a certified pool operator after former manager Marcia Baird resigns. Johnetta Hebrlee, named pool maintenance supervisor and emergency contact, trained by Baird, has not completed certification. Board chair Russell Komlofske says she will handle certain chemical maintenance tasks amid safety worries.
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Marcia Baird
Holcomb Recreation Commission
Nancy Stegman
Johnetta Hebrlee
Baird
Volve
HRC
Russell Komlofske
Hebrlee
Youthscape Water Week wraps Garden City pool series
Gabriel Avalos and Matthew Lara, both 7, splash under a water bubble at the Big Pool during Youthscape a summer program by Garden City Recreation Commission for ages kindergarten to 13. Derek Douglas, 8, slides on a flotation device as the program concludes Water Week.
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Gabriel Avalos
Matthew Lara
Garden City Recreation Commission
Derek Douglas
Canfield Advocates Family Focus In Governor Bid
Ken Canfield talks from his Olathe campaign HQ about solving Kansas problems through family systems and community well being. He promotes small business growth tax relief and public private cooperation to lift the state's economy, a theme he says rivals haven t emphasized.
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Ken Canfield
Canfield
National Center For Fathering
Sebelius fundraising tops $3 million mark
TOPEKA AP Gov Kathleen Sebelius has raised more than $3 million for her re election campaign dwarfing leading Republican rivals. Democrat Paul Morrison in the attorney general race has about $1 million in cash contributions to date. Campaign finance reports cover Jan 1 through mid week with next reports due in late October. Sebelius has spent over $1 million and held $2.1 million cash as of Friday.
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Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Paul Morrison
Phill Kline
Morrison
Secretary of State
Sebelius
Nicole Corcoran
Kansas
Heat wave hits Kansas crops hurting corn and sorghum
In the Kansas crop report 17 percent of corn is poor to very poor and 50 percent good to excellent, with dryland fields worst. Sorghum shows 16 percent poor to very poor and 47 percent good to excellent. Growers warn conditions deteriorate daily as heat bites across the state. Kansas State researchers tour Hesston plots, noting extensive damage.
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Wichita
Brian Baalman
Baalman
Menlo
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
Kass
Doug Jardine
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Hesston
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