Campaign Forum Set for Garden City Tuesday Night
The Garden City Telegram and Western Kansas Broadcast Center with the City of Garden City host a City Commission Candidate Forum at 6:30 p.m. in the City Commission chambers. It will be broadcast on Channel 8 and streamed online with public input welcome via social media and email.
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Western Kansas Broadcast Center
Garden City
City Commission
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Eighth St
Cox
Channel 8
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Facebook.com
Facebook
Gardencity.org
Tanner Lucas
Ducas
GCHS hosts free arts careers lecture by Peter Sklar
Garden City High School hosts a free 7 p.m. lecture titled Earning a Living in the Arts for teen dancers singers and actors and their parents. New York talent scout Peter Sklar will discuss agency needs and casting directions. reservations required. call (620) 290-2089.
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N. Main St
Steps Dance School
Garden City
New York
Peter Sklar
Hollywood
Sklar
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Reese Witherspoon
Mischa Barton
Call
Road work resumes on U S Highway 50 in Kansas
Road crews will resume paving the U S Highway 50 project from the Finney Gray county line to Cimarron. Ross Construction of Topeka plans to restart by Monday with potential one day work zones and single lane traffic under pilot car guidance. Delays under 15 minutes expected. project cost is 14 million dollars and should finish by October 15. For details call Kirk Hutchinson or Joyce Muhlenbruch.
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U.S. Highway 50
Finney-Gray County Line
Cimarron
Ross Construction Company, Inc
Topeka
Kansas Department of Transportation
KDOT
Kirk Hutchinson
Joyce Muhlenbruch
Kansas mulls voter ID and citizenship bill
Senate moves toward Kobach plan for photo ID at polls amid negotiations with House on broader election fraud bill. Senate delays citizenship proof until 2018 while House favors earlier enactment and higher penalties. Kobach argues nationwide security. opponents warn of suppressing turnout and burdens on vulnerable voters.
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Topeka
Kris Kobach
House
Senate
Kobach
Secretary of State
America
Sen
David Haley
Kansas City
Senate Ethics and Elections Committee
Terrie Huntington
Fairway
GOP
Haley
Kansas House forces immigrant law issue
The Kansas House moves to revive a bill to implement Arizona style immigration laws. Rep. Greg Smith pulled the measure from committee as supporters failed to advance it. The bill would require police to check suspects' status, compel government and contractor citizen checks on new hires, and require proof of citizenship for public aid seekers.
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Topeka
Kansas
Greg Smith
Overland Park
House
Holcomb seniors win national Scholastic Arts awards
Holcomb High School juniors Lauren Lohfink and Kendall Stevenson earned national recognition from the National Scholastic Arts and Writing Awards. Lohfink won the American Visions Medal for The Rise and Fall of Bird-Girl, Stevenson earned a Gold Medal for Outburst. Both will be exhibited in New York in 2011 alongside the Carnegie Hall awards.
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Holcomb High School
Kendall Stevenson
Lauren Lohfink
HHS
Western Kansas
Alliance For Young Artists and Writers
New York City
Carnegie Hall
Kansas
Archie Oliver
Lohfink
Stevenson
Holcomb High
Tiffany Chenoweth
Kansas Art Education Association
USD 452
Stanton County
Scholastic Arts and Writers
Kendall
Rick
Gayle
Lauren
Kansas State University
Garden City Community College
Oliver
Liberal
Holcomb
State
American Vision
Kansas House panel backs plan to cut state spending
The Appropriations Committee endorsed a bill to trim nearly 66 million more than the governor proposed, cut about 2,000 vacant jobs, and spend 13.8 billion for the new fiscal year starting July 1, amid a projected 493 million shortfall and renewed debate over KPERS timing and school aid.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Appropriations Committee
Sam Brownback
Kasha Kelley
Arkansas
KPERS
Senate
Carolyn McGinn
Ways and Means
Sedgwick Republican
Wichita
Mid-Continent
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