Legion outlines plans for Garden City armory move
Garden City leaders and the American Legion discuss transferring ownership of the 1958 Armory at 405 S Main to the city as part of a proposal. Legions aim to make the Pine Street post ADA compliant, expand space for events and youth programs, and relocate or share facilities with local groups like the Chamber and Tourism Bureau. Representatives say a decision may take about a month as plans are refined.
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Paul Joseph
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Finney County Convention and Tourism Bureau
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Finney County United Way
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Harry Renick
Jim Arwine
Washington, D.C
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Roy Dixon
Dixon
Nevin
Legion Advocates
S. Main St
Kansas National Guard Armory
Liberal
Dodge City
Japan vows to rebuild as quake disaster widens
Prime Minister Naoto Kan pledged Japan will rebuild from scratch after a 9.0 earthquake and tsunami. Officials and U S experts coordinate on nuclear safety at Fukushima where water cooling fails and reactor cores are reported damaged. Sirens mark a week since the catastrophe as factories close and economies reel.
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United States
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U.S
Tokyo Electric Power Co
Japan
Louisiana
Thailand
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Edano
Hidehiko Nishiyama
Nuclear Safety Agency
Miller urges voters as school board race shapes up
Miller says experience is the greatest asset for the Holcomb school board election on April 5. He adds Get out and vote and make your voice heard. Miller is one of several candidates, with Pfeifer unopposed for position seven and another race between Sean Sheets and Todd Winters for position one.
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Holcomb School Board
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Tim Miller Seeks Holcomb Local Office While Noting Family Ties
Tim Miller, a farmer with a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture from Kansas State University, runs for local Holcomb office. He highlights two terms on the Holcomb school board and lists his wife Rebecca and children Bryce and Madelyne, both 22, as core family details.
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Holcomb
Rebecca
Bryce
Madelyne
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