Taking Care of U informational series by UMMAM
United Methodist Mexican American Ministries hosts an eight week free series in Garden City at 712 St. John St. The first session on landlord tenant rights features Kansas Legal Services attorney Julian Morland DaVee. Sessions run Tuesdays at 7 p.m. through Aug. 28 with topics including Medicaid stress management birth control and immigration. Snacks and childcare provided.
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Julian Morland-DaVee
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Ummam.org
Police: Soldier's tale shows bath salt dangers
In Manhattan, Fort Riley soldier is described by police as acting oddly after allegedly ingesting bath salts. Officers found the 22-year-old man at an undisclosed location, initially appearing drunk, then paranoid and making strange religious statements. He was hospitalized and no charges are expected.
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Riley County
Fort Riley
Josh Kyle
Topeka Capital Journal
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Woman claims assault during traffic stop in Kansas
An 18 year old woman says a man posing as a police officer sexually assaulted her on U S 69 in Miami County before 10 p m Monday. She described the suspect as 5 9 or shorter, in a Polo style shirt with a badge, a mustache and goatee, and a gun on his belt. Osawatomie police seek witnesses at 913 755 2101.
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Regents backs tougher KU admissions amid higher tuition
Kansas Board of Regents approved higher entry standards for the University of Kansas starting fall 2016. Automatic admission will require a higher ACT score paired with a GPA, while some students will face committee review. Regent Janie Perkins opposed the plan, citing impact on state residents and first generation students. Tuition increases across state universities were also approved to offset rising costs.
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Kansas
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Kan
Regents
University
Bernadette Gray- Little
Fort Hays State University
Fort Hays State
Emporia State University
Blues at the Zoo 2 Draws 685 for Garden City Fundraiser
The Lee Richardson Zoo hosted the second Blues at the Zoo concert on Tuesday, featuring The Nighthawks. About 685 attendees enjoyed music, food, and drinks in the gazebo while proceeds support the Cat Canyon project.
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Larry Peitz
The
Nighthawks
Lee Richardson Zoo
Zoo
D.C
Sexson
Brian Nelson
Washington, D.C
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