Immigration law seminar set for March 26 at Garden City
A one and a half hour session hosted by Paulin Joyce Fine Arts Building at Garden City Community College will feature Jordan Ford of Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard and Smith. The talk reviews changes to immigration law under President Obama's DAPA and the effects on employers and workers.
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Pauline Joyce
United States
U.S
Boomer Bootcamp Registration Open at Senior Center
Registration is open for Boomer Bootcamp at Finney County Senior Center 907 N 10th St. Session 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday covers Aging Into Medicare Health Insurance For Seniors. Call Barbara Jensen at 272-3620 or email bjensen finneycounty org. Sessions occur on the fourth Thursday each month and are open to the public.
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Boomer
Finney County
10Th St
Barbara Jensen
Bjensen
Finneycountyorg
Congressional Art Competition entries due today in 1st District
High school students in the 1st District may submit up to four original artworks for the Congressional Art Competition. Entries must be digital and JPEG, 1920+ pixels on the longest side, 72 ppi, up to 5 MB. Winners advance to district and national exhibits. awards in April. Contact Ashley Howard at 785-309-0572 for details.
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House of Representatives
US Capitol
Washington
Ashleyhoward
Mailhouse
Ashley Howard
Salina
Ashley. Howard
Mail
Ghost towns Ravanna Eminence topic of Cimarron library event
The Cimarron City Library hosts a 2 to 5 p.m. session on Ravanna and Eminence, two former Garfield County towns, with presentations by Amy Bickel and Candis Hemel and a tour of stone remains including a school and courthouse site. The event highlights local history preservation and includes a light meal from Kalvesta United Methodist Church. registration details are provided.
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Cimarron
Kansas
Cimarron City
Ravanna
Eminence
Garfield
Candis Hemel
Kansas Agland
Amy Bickel
Hemel
Bull
Dawn Habiger
Vernon Hanna
Mike O’brate
Garfield County Commission
Finney County
Gray County
Kalvesta
First Day of Spring Observed at Local Campuses
Water droplets bead daffodils on the Garden City Community College campus during a rainy Thursday marking the first day of spring. Freddy Morales tends onion plots at Sienna Community Garden near Schulman and Bernice Avenues Wednesday.
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Garden City Community College
Freddy Morales
Sienna Community Garden
Schulman and
Bernice Avenues
Drones Used by K-State to Detect Crop Pests and Disease
Kansas State University leads an international 1.74 million, three year project using unmanned aerial systems UAS to detect invasive insects and diseases in wheat fields. Partners include Queensland University of Technology Australia Victorian Department of Environment and Primary Industries and Queensland Department of Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry. The study targets Russian wheat aphid and yellow rust with FAA approved flights. Researchers will compare aerial images across heights and resolutions to identify abnormalities and inform future pest management.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Brian McCornack
Salina
Australia
Queensland University of Technology
Victorian
Department of Environment and Primary Industries
Queensland Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
McCornack
Federal Aviation Administration
Kansas
UAS
U.S
Rich Brown
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