Hodgepodge Exhibit Opens at Finney County Museum
The Finney County Museum at 403 S Fourth St opens a new exhibit titled Hodgepodge, featuring 581 items donated last year and a varied collection of books photographs clothing and furniture from donations since January 2000. The exhibit runs through late June.
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GCCC to Offer Sign Language Course for Parents
Garden City Community College runs a sign language course for parents to boost baby communication. Classes meet 6 30 to 8 p m from April 7 to May 5 at 59 per person or 79 per couple, with a course book included. Instructor Nadine Erskin, 13 years as USD 457 deaf education interpreter and GCCC adjunct, leads. Registration contacts Shannon Ortega and Paula Moisio with emails and phones.
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LULAC Scholarships Deadline Approaching
The League of United Latin American Citizens opens applications for scholarships for qualified Hispanic students enrolling in U S colleges. Due date is April 18. Pick up forms in high school counselors, College, Title III Transition Office, and TRIO Offices in the Library Building. Call Itzel Stewart at 275 3284 for details.
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Garden City CC seeks volunteers for warm-up exhibition
Garden City Community College Debate and Forensics Team needs judges for a 2 to 5 p.m. warm-up exhibition on April 4 at Garden City Plaza Hotel. No prior experience required. The program includes a reader's theater on patriotism, a preliminary foreign policy debate, and acting events to prep for a national tour in Portland. Contact Mark Jarmer at 620-276-0419 or mark.jarmer gcccks.edu.
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Boy Scouts honor volunteers for 16 thousand campaign support
Santa Fe Trail Council of the Boy Scouts of America thanks 27 individuals and groups for aiding the Friends of Scouting Campaign which raised over 16 000 dollars double the 2002 figure. Chairman Blake Waters is credited with guidance as campaign follow ups are planned.
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College offers four week basic golf class in April
The college presents a four session basic golf class from April 4 to April 30 on Wednesdays from 5 30 to 6 30 p m The fee is 79 per person Damon Anderson golf professional at Southwind Country Club teaches the course Contact info includes tega gcccks edu 620 275 3297 or Paula Moisio paula moisio gcccks edu and the road condition hotline 1 800 585 7623
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Great Lakes fares hold steady to Denver from Garden City
Garden City officials report Great Lakes Airlines will keep one way Denver fares unchanged for now with 55 plus and other rates listed. Airport director Gus Esquivel notes improvements in reliability and debt refinancing by Raytheon backed ownership, while urging continued promotion to attract fliers and curb ridership decline.
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Cable rates rise in Garden City as Cox hikes digital packages
Cox Communications will raise prices for expanded cable and digital packages in Garden City starting Tuesday. The 70 channel expanded option goes to 30.33, Digital Choice to 59.17, and Digital Triple Value to 69.17, while basic 18 channel service stays at 10.35. Cox cites higher wholesale programming costs and notes the net rise is about 4.7 percent.
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Kansas Supreme Court Dismisses State Aid Lawsuit
The Kansas Supreme Court dismissed a suit by 79 counties and 186 cities over a $48 million aid withholding, deeming the matter moot after Gov. Kathleen Sebelius signed a budget bill. Sebelius praised the decision as allowing focus on other tasks.
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