Roundup Arrests in Garden City Robbery Case
Garden City police arrested Jeffrey Crouch and three others on aggravated robbery and burglary charges after a February 8 home invasion tied to a disputed drug deal. SWAT searches at multiple addresses yielded a knife, crowbar, marijuana, and stolen CDs. two suspects were charged, another remains at large, and a 16 year old faces related counts.
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Garden City
Jeffrey Crouch
Amy Street
Mike Utz
Utz
Crouch
GCPD
Campus Drive
Apt. 3
Mickey Owens
Anatasha Godal
Owens
Godal
Fleming St
Apt
John Grant Shore
Shore
Kansas
Police seek information on two daytime burglaries
Garden City police request public help after two daytime home break ins Friday. In the 1900 block of Labrador Boulevard an apartment was entered between 9:45 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. and items including two motorcycle helmets a video game console games a computer and food were stolen totaling 4120 dollars. In the 1200 block of Hattie Street another residence was entered between 9 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. with a TV and stereo taken. total loss 370 dollars. Call 276-1300 or Crime Stoppers at 275-7807 with any information.
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Garden City
Labrador Boulevard
Hattie Street
Police Department
YMCA Family Swim Night at Garden City YMCA Tonight
Family Swim Night at the Garden City Family YMCA runs from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight. Only families admitted, no registration, fees are 5 dollars per family or free for YMCA members. Call 275-1199 for details.
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Garden City
Virus TriMV Threat Emerges in Kansas Wheat Fields
Kansas State University researchers led by Joe Martin and Dallas Seifers study TriMV, a newer wheat virus that often coexists with wheat streak mosaic and is spread by the wheat curl mite. The virus can bypass existing wheat streak resistance, potentially killing a field in as little as 30 days, prompting containment practices like destroying volunteer wheat to curb spread.
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Martin
Clayton Seaman
Schoenchen
Six grade move eyed for Jennie Barker and Plymell schools
USD 457 plans to assign sixth graders to Jennie Barker and Pierceville Plymell next year to boost enrollment at rural elementary centers and reduce between school transitions. The board also approved several renovations and staffing changes including retirements resignations hires and transfers.
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Jennie Barker
Pierceville/Plymell
USD 457 Board of Education
Bernadine Sitts Or
Charles O. Stones
Pierceville
Plymell
Rick Atha
Shelly Kiblinger
Ing
Kiblinger
Board of Education
Dick Construction
Gertrude Walker
Garden City High School
D.W. Douglass
Everlast Climbing Industries
Mendota Heights
Minn
Home Depot
UBC
J & M Paint
Sherwin Williams
J &M
Sharon Jarmer
Margaret Quint
Ellen Roop
Edith Scheuerman
Barbara Schul
Jennie Wilson
Peggy Serry
GCHS
Jane Smith
Victor Ornelas
Cherise Beck
Julie Bunker
Todd Husfeldt
Jerry Lappin
Arminda Ortiz
Mitzi Randall
Roberta Rivera
Jennifer Sperry
Jackie Otero
Technology Lab
Abe Hubert
Linda Ball
Erika Castilleja
Gene Juno
Karen Lopez
Crystal Sanchez
Florence Wilson
Mary Sterling
Olga Cabral
Tammy Williams
Mary Leon
Garden City teen guilty in gang related beating
A Garden City teen, Luis Robles, 19, pleaded no contest to aggravated battery and conspiracy to commit aggravated battery for a December beating of 18-year-old Adam Rosas outside H and H Trailer Park. Sentencing set for April 4, with four years two months recommended in plea agreement.
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Garden City
Adam Rosas
Luis Robles
Thomas Richardson
Robles
Rosas
H and H
E. US. Highway 50
Carlos Sanchez
Rigoberto Diaz
Sanchez
Diaz
Kansas House panel reworks immigration bill to delay E Verify
The House Federal and State Affairs Committee opened edits to require E Verify for hiring with a phased-in approach aimed at July 2010. It would keep some provisions, such as government and contractor requirements, while removing driver license citizenship proof and a citizenship query by law enforcement. The panel also advanced a bill to permit donation of unused patient medications to care facilities, approved 121 0.
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Topeka
House
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Arlen Siegfreid
Siegfreid
Kansas Department of Labor
Lane Kinzer
Kansas Chamber
Kansas Farm Bureau
Kansas Livestock Association
Chamber
Jeff Glendening
Kansas
Secretary of Revenue
Joan Wagnon
Kathleen Sebelius
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YMCA
Craig Treinen
Southwest Kansas
Garden City Community College
Pauline Joyce
Treinen
Washburn University
Air Force
Lee Greenwood
Shirley Jones
Crystal Gayle
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