Garden City High seeks volunteers for 2007 Project Graduation
Garden City High School invites volunteers and donations for the 2007 Project Graduation event offering seniors food music prizes and activities after graduation. Contact Cindy Olson at 640-4236 or email coordinators Angie Heinze Carrie France Connie Hoffman to contribute or join planning meetings and May 12 event.
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Angie Heinze
Aheinz
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Carrie France
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Sbcglobal
Connie Hoffman
Micohoff
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Chicken Noodle Soup Supper At Cornerstone Church
Homemade chicken noodle soup with all the fixins served at Cornerstone Church 2901 N Eighth St starting 12 30 p m Sunday A dessert auction follows Tickets 3 adults 1 child 5 10 per family Proceeds go to Dry Gulch summer camp call 275 5965 for details
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Cornerstone Church
N. Eighth St
Dry Gulch
Literacy Carousel invites Finney County families this Saturday
Finney County families can attend the USD 457 Literacy Carousel from 9 a.m. to noon at Garden City Community College Dennis Perryman Athletic Complex 801 Campus Drive. Puppet shows book walks storytelling crafts and free books from the B O B Bookmobile highlight the event promoting literacy awareness. Eighth-year event aims to engage children and parents with multiple activities. The day runs 9 to 12 with diverse activities for all ages.
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Finney County
Garden City Community College
Dennis Perryman
B.O.B
District Aims 5 Percent Raises and 3 Extra School Days
USD 457 negotiating teams propose a 5 percent raise for all staff funded partly by $2 million, and three added days to the calendar paid at daily rate. Budgets show nearly $8 million more next year despite enrollment decline, with funds directed to bus drivers, nurses, and program expansion. NCA coordinators may receive stipends of up to $1,870.92 yearly.
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Board of Education
Kathleen Whitley
Whitley
Garden City Educators’ Association
Bernadine Sitts Intermediate Center
Michelle Ramirez
Alta Brown
Victor Ornelas
Ramirez
Shelly Schwatken
Schwatken
SIOP
Bernadine Sitts
Steve Karlin
Maurine Kozol
Jennie Wilson
North Central Association
Kozol
USD 457
NCA
Educational Support Center
Fleming St
Libraries move to automation with state grant
A $101,021 Library Services and Technology Act grant funds automation for Healy and 28 other Kansas libraries via the SWiftnet catalog. Users can check item availability statewide, request interlibrary loans, and access databases online. Go live spans April 11 to April 20, with August for Healy’s branch.
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Dighton
Southwest Kansas Library System
Healy Public Library
Ruby Martin
Lane County Public Library
Library Services and Technology Act
Southwest Kansas Public Libraries
SWELS
Swiftnet Library Consortium
Swiftnet
Consumer Health
Heritage Quest
Charlene McGuire
SWKLS
Healy
McGuire
Martin
Lane County
Consortium
Cimarron
Dodge City
Hugoton
Ingalls
Jetmore
Johnson City
Kinsley
Kismet
Lakin
Lewis
Liberal
Meade
Minneola
Montezuma
Ness City
Plains
Protection
Ransom
Rolla
Spearville
Sublette
Syracuse
Tribune
Ulysses
Swkls.org
Senate approves four percent raise for state workers
The Senate approved a four percent pay raise for state employees in a 29 to 11 vote, adding over 86 million to the next fiscal year budget. The move aligns with Gov. Kathleen Sebelius’s plan, but House Republicans favor a 1 percent raise plus targeted bonuses. Negotiations on the 12.2 billion spending bill stalled as House and Senate differ on wage structures and broader tax cuts.
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Topeka
Senate
Kathleen Sebelius
House
Steve Morris
Sebelius
GOP
Morris
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