Magazine solicitors falsely claim GCCC links in Garden City
GCCC officials warn residents that solicitors selling magazines are not affiliated with Garden City Community College or its nursing program. Lenora Cook, director of nursing, urged residents not to assume any college connection. The Finney County Senior Center hosts a Garden City Country Music Jamboree at 4 p.m. Saturday with free admission and a covered dish supper at 6:30 p.m., donations welcome, and voting for best performer.
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Garden City Community College
GCCC
Lenora Cook
Finney County Senior Center
N. 10Th St
Garden City
Cats for adoption at Finney County Farmers Market
Finney County Humane Society will be at the Farmers Market from 7:30 to 11 a.m. Saturday with several adoptable cats. The cats came from the Finney County Garden City Animal Shelter and have grown up in foster homes. They are all spayed or neutered. The market is in the Westlake Ace Hardware parking lot at 1210 Fleming St.
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Finney County Humane Society
Finney County
Garden City
Westlake Ace Hardware
Fleming St
American Harvest Food Drive Set At Bank Locations
Kristi Smith chairwoman announces the American Harvest Food Drive at American State Bank and Trust Company starting next week through July 14. Public urged to donate nonperishable food at any branch for the community food bank or ministerial alliance, with items such as canned fruit juice vegetables soup and evaporated milk in demand. Cash gifts welcomed. more info by calling Smith at 620 793-5164.
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American State Bank and Trust Company
Kristi Smith
American Harvest
American State Bank
Community Food Bank
Smith
Marines drop case against Iraq veteran
Kansas City AP report says the Marines will not seek an early discharge for Liam Madden, an Iraq veteran, who made antiwar remarks and wore part of his uniform at a protest. Madden, 22, of Ston, is in the Individual Ready Reserve and faced a possible other than honorable discharge after an investigating officer’s May recommendation.
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Kansas City
Liam Madden
Ston
Madden
New York
Bush
Iraq
City reviews Talley Trail safety options for crossings
Garden City officials seek public input to improve safety at Fleming Street Campus Drive and Taylor Avenue crossings on the six mile Talley Trail. Curran cites lack of clear markings and limited traffic activity as constraints on stoplights while inviting ideas to enhance visibility and warnings. Reach public works at 276 1260 to submit suggestions.
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Garden City
Talley Trail
Sam Curran
Tangeman Athletic Complex
Humphrey Road
Curran
Fleming Street
Campus Drive
Taylor Avenue
Public Works Department
Couple bikes and hikes coast-to-coast for Discovery Trail
Mike and Crystal Davis began their American Discovery Trail trek January 28 in Cape Henlopen Delaware. They plan 5057 miles of biking and hiking filming a documentary to share the experience with viewers. They aim to reach California by Thanksgiving while visiting towns like Garden City and Denver, hospitable locals, and noting the people they meet.
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Del
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Crystal Davis
Syracuse
Garden City
Crystal
Kansas
Lee Richardson
Mississippi River
California Coast
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Moab Desert
Sierra Nevada
Baldwin City
Maddox
Mike Davis
North Third Street
Brownback Signals Immigration Bill Switch Was Deliberate
Kansas Senator Sam Brownback voted yes on Bush immigration reform then switched to no minutes later. He said the move signaled support for reform but judged this bill improper at the time. Brownback’s spokesman noted strategic, preplanned voting while conservatives criticized the stance.
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Washington
Bush
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Brownback
Brian Hart
Senate
John Kerry
Hart
Massachusetts
Kerry
Regents approve KU tuition compact deal
The Kansas Board of Regents approved Kansas Universitys tuition compact to fix four year costs for incoming freshmen with a 16 percent rise this fall and a frozen rate for the class four years hence while other state universities may not adopt the plan. Fort Hays State Wichita State Pittsburg State and Emporia State saw varied increases with only one member opposing the two highest hikes.
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HNS
State Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Christine Downey-Schmidt
Board of Regents
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Inman
Fort Hays State University
Edward Hammond
Tion
Hammond
Fort Hays
Chelsey Gillogly
Gillogly
Kansas State University
Fort Hays State
Wichita State
Pittsburg State
Donna Shank
Liberal
Emporia State
Kstate
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