Healthy baking class planned at GCCC
Garden City Community College Continuing Education offers a noncredit course Baking Get Beyond the Carbs and Fat on April 27 from 6 30 to 9 p m instructor Tina Cole will teach sugar and fat free techniques for cinnamon rolls cookies and cakes for 35 per person registration ends April 20.
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Knights Fish Fry Planned by Garden City Council
The Garden City Knights of Columbus 2795 schedule a Friday fish fry at 205 N third Street ending at 7 30 p m The menu features deep fried Alaskan pollock wedges corn coleslaw Texas toast and ice cream Proceeds go to St Mary School at 503 St John Street Adults pay a set price while students and children five and under attend free.
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St. John St
Doctors on Call: Multiple Sclerosis topic on Smoky Hills TV
The April 7 Smoky Hills Public Television edition of Doctors on Call will discuss multiple sclerosis at 7 p.m. with guest panelists Barbara-Jean Ottley M.D. and Tim Crater M.D. Viewers may call in their health questions during the live show, with a recorded encore airing Sundays at 3 30 p.m. through April 28.
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Smoky Hills
Barbara-Jean Ottley
Hays
Tim Crater
Hutchinson
McCallister Seeks Holcomb City Council Seat
Holcomb resident McCallister age 40 runs for three open council seats against incumbent Gary Newman and challengers Stephanie Tafoya Matheson and Tracy Davis. He aims to grow Holcomb with business, lower taxes, and fiscal balance while assessing city administrator role and cost of living.
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Rob McCallister
Holcomb
Garden City
McCallister
Gary Newman
Stephanie Tafoya Matheson
USD 457
Tracy Davis
Sunflower Electric Power Corp
Jim Welch
Trent Armstrong
Newman
Robin Pena
Tol Holcomb City
Dodie
Scott
Matthew
USD
Board of Education
Kansas Senate approves 13 billion state budget with stimulus aid
The Kansas Senate passed a 13 billion dollar fiscal year 2010 budget using 585 million in federal stimulus to preserve higher education funding and shield schools from deeper cuts. The plan forecasts a 3.8 percent spending decrease overall, with base aid to school districts dropping 33 per student and about 25 million in total for 295 districts.
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House Appropriations Committee
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Overland Park
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Jay Emler
Lindsborg
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Senate Education Committee
Jean Schodorf
Wichita
Milk labeling limits inch toward law in Kansas
House and Senate negotiators tentatively agreed on a compromise to require disclaimers on hormone free milk labels. The bill would be part of HB 2121 and may reach the governor’s desk this week after House approval earlier this month.
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Larry Powell
Garden City
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Dellsworth
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Kansas Farm Bureau
Kansas Farmers Union
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Kansas Sierra Club
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Sebelius calls for action on health reform mission
Washington AP Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius, Obama’s pick for Health and Human Services, told a Senate panel that if confirmed health reform would be her mission. She urged fast, comprehensive action to lower costs and cut uninsured from about 48 million, citing inaction as unacceptable.
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Bob Dole
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