Kiblinger interviews in Holcomb for school leader post
Robert Kiblinger told a panel of students staff and community members that students’ interests would lead his decisions as USD 363 superintendent if chosen He cited his tenure at USD 397 Centre since 2004 and his approach of being visible in classrooms and at events while engaging staff and the community in education decisions.
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Robert Kiblinger
USD 363
Holcomb
Kiblinger
Board of Education
Small Kansas
Sunshine brings families to park in springlike afternoon
Two-year-old twins Fabian Tonche Garcia Jr and Luis Alexander Tonche Garcia join parents Fabian Tonche and Veronica Garcia for a walk at A Harold Long Park. Flor Serna plays soccer style during a sand volleyball game as Senna and friends enjoy mild temperatures at Garden City Community College.
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Fabian Tonche Garcia, Jr
Luis Alexander Tonche Garcia
Fabian Tonche
Veronica Garcia
A. Harold Long Park
Flor Serna
Senna
Garden City Community College
Laurie Sisk
Commission hears details of sales tax campaign
Finney County Commission heard updates on a plan to extend a quarter cent sales tax for five years to fund economic development and a U S Highway 50 improvement program. Eric Dopperschmidt of the Finney County Economic Development Corp noted the tax would generate about 1.2 million dollars annually for development efforts.
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Commission
Tim Hanigan
Finney County Commission
Hanigan
Cliff Mayo
Mayo
Eric Dopperschmidt
Finney County Economic Development Corp
House panel strips out funding for small towns
In Topeka the House budget committee削 dropped the governor Kathleen Sebelius plan to fund small towns, approving the state commerce department budget for full House debate. GOP leaders showed little interest in the $2.1 million package creating a new Office of Rural Affairs and related programs.
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Topeka
Hns
House
Kansas
State GOP unveils health care plan in Kansas
In Topeka on the opening day of a 90 day session the Kansas House Republicans rolled out a KanCare package aimed at lowering health insurance costs for employers and workers and moving poor residents from Medicaid to private coverage. The plan remains vague with details still under drafting as reporters pressed for specifics.
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Topeka
House
Jeff Colyer
Overland Park
GOP
Read Across America reaches Jennie Wilson students
Polly Austin, outreach coordinator for Security Savings Bank, read Dr. Seuss The Cat in the Hat Comes Back at Jennie Wilson Elementary School Monday afternoon. Bank employees visited local schools to promote literacy as part of Read Across America activities.
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Polly Austin
Security Savings Bank
Dr. Seuss
Cat In the Hat
Jennie Wilson
Read
America
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