Kids' College at GCCC Set to Start Next Week
Garden City Community College launches the 10th annual Kids' College offering four summer sessions for K to 6 students. Camps run June 13–17, June 20–24, July 11–15, and July 18–22 with morning, afternoon, or all day options priced from 99 to 169 dollars. Scholarships passed for June. July entries open. Registration details available through GCCC Continuing Education. call 276-9647 or email personal enrichment gcccks.edu.
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Kids’ College
Garden City Community College
Gccc Business and Community Education Office
Southwest Kansas
Planet Art Remix
Junior Citizen’s Academy
Garden City
Gccc Continuing Education and Community Services Division
GCCC
GCCC hosts World Refugee Day open house June 20
Garden City Community College will host a World Refugee Day open house from 10 a.m. to noon June 20 at the Student and Community Services Center lower level. Immigrants from Burmese Ethiopian Somali and Latino cultures will display food art and performances while refugees share experiences and coordinators invite all residents to attend.
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Garden City Community College
Gccc Adult Learning Center
GCCC
Velia Mendoza
Linda Miller
U.S
Copeland group to sing at Garden Valley Tuesday
A musical program of Christian music featuring the Copeland KS Salem Mennonite Singers will be presented at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Garden Valley Retirement Village 1505 E Spruce St Time change for this week only Public is invited at no charge For more information call 275 5036
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Copeland, KS
Salem
Bedbug rise in Wichita prompts local pest firms actions
Wichita pest firms report bedbugs rising as students return home and travelers come back from vacations. Betts Pest Control notes a surge, with bedbugs now a faster growing part of their work though termites still dominate. Experts warn eradication is costly and thorough, requiring multiperson crews and quick hotel action.
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Wichita
Cindy Betts
Betts Pest Control
Wichita Eagle
National Pest Management Association
U.S
Betts
Bill Hawks Jr
Hawks Interstate PestMasters
New York
Las Vegas
Hawks
Kids Enjoy Beef Empire Days Children’s Parade
Strollers and bikes rolled around Stevens Park for the Beef Empire Days Children’s Parade hosted by High Plains Public Radio. Youngsters dressed in cowgirl outfits and themed costumes garnered prizes, as Morgan and Makay Hammond claimed creativity honors and Summer Dortch earned a cutie pie award with family members recounting years of participation.
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High Plains Public Radio
Stevens Park
Gctelegram.com
Deb Oyler
HPPR
Garden City
Morgan Hammond
Makay Hammond
Morgan
Makay
Delaina Hammond
Summer Dortch
Jocelyn Rich
Summer
Rich
Ember Dortch
Malia Rich
Lilly Moore
Kansas budget cuts 2000 vacant state jobs in 2012 plan
McClatchy News Service reports Kansas adopted a 2012 budget that eliminates 1,961 positions, all vacant, with 550 at the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services and 197 at the Department of Transportation. Officials say savings are not immediate but future growth is checked. layoffs may follow.
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Kansas
McClatchy News _ Service
State of Kansas
Kansas Highway Patrol
Sherriene Jones-Sontag
Sam Brown
KDOT
Commission On Veterans Affairs
Carolyn McGinn
Sedgwick
Kansas Senate
Department On Aging
Kansas Parole Board
Brownback
Jones-Sontag
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