Mobile spay clinic to operate in Finney County
The Spay Today Mobile Outreach clinic begins a three day run Monday through Wednesday at 901 W. Mary St. Finney County Humane Society sponsors the program offering low cost spay and neuter services for low income families. Dr. Robert Foglia and Pam Pierce operate the clinic. contact 272 5651 for details.
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Early zoo concert prompts Saturday closure and two acts
Lee Richardson Zoo will close at 4 p.m. Saturday for Blues at the Zoo with Fresh Picked Parsley at 6 p.m. and The Nighthawks at 7 p.m. Tickets 10 in advance, 20 at gate. Gates open 8 a.m. Sunday. Information line 276-1250. Additional events: Homestead Assisted Living concerts May 16 and May 18 plus a May 15 Problem Gambling Workshop at St. Catherine Hospital with RSVP details.
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Lee Richardson Zoo
Zoo
Main Street
Fairground
Nighthawks
Patrick Dugan
Finnup Center
Homestead Assisted Living
N. Henderson St
Jerry Bauerkemper
Deb Hammond
St. Catherine Hospital
E. Spruce St
Christina MacFarlane
Law enforcement tests 3D crime scene scanners in Wichita
About three dozen officers from multiple agencies gathered at the Kansas Aviation Museum to scan two planes on display, testing if Kansas could jointly gather evidence with 3D technology for large scale crime scenes. The event highlighted interagency collaboration, data collection speeds, and policy harmonization for future investigations.
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Wichita
KBI
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David Klamm
Navy Yard
Washington, D.C
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Kristin Brewer
Midwest Criminal Justice Institute
Wichita State University
Klamm
Washington
FBI
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas State Office of
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Topeka
Johnson County Sheriffs Office
Topeka Police Department
Fire Marshal’s Office
Wichita Police Department
Wichita Police
Brett Seacat
Jared Woosypill
Compass Behavioral Health wins Project of the Year award
Compass Behavioral Health was honored with the Janet Sevier Gilbreath Special Project of the Year award for its community work in southwest Kansas. The United Methodist Health Ministry Fund presented the honor in Hutchinson for Compass' 2013 work expanding early childhood screenings across Grant, Greeley, Hamilton, Kearny, Lane, Morton, Scott, Stanton, and Wichita counties. Christie Reed voiced pride in the recognition.
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Health Fund
Southwest Kansas
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Grant
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Lane
Morton
Scott, Stanton
Wichita
Business conference explores future of health care
Brian Klepper of the National Business Coalition on Health Care urged employers to unite to lower US health care costs. At Wichita’s 36th annual roundtable, he warned of four structural flaws driving costs and stressed a united front on policy, data transparency, and demand for better value. A Bombardier executive and health insurers discussed multi-stakeholder collaboration and new care models like Patient Centered Medical Homes and Accountable Care Organizations.
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Brian Klepper
National Business Coalition
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Coalition
Wichita
U.S
Troy Levien
Bombardier
Levien
Wichita Business Coalition
Sedgwick County Health Care Roundtable
Janet Hamous
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas
Aetna
United Health Care
M. Myron Leinwetter
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Kansas
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