Conflict Resolution Workshop At ACee Hospital May 20
ACee Hospital and Garden City Community College announce a one day conflict resolution workshop on May 20 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Classroom B at the hospital. Toni Boyles, keynote speaker at the Kansas Health Association conference, will present. The session costs 85 with group discounts and late fee risk.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City Community College
Kansas Health Association
Toni Boyles
Creative Training Institute
GCCC
Allied Health
Mary Adam
Mary
Adam
Gcccks
Paula Moisio
Paula
Moisio
Gccc Division of Continuing Education and Community Services
KARSP Sunflower Unit to Meet Friday in Wheatland Center
The Sunflower Unit of the Kansas Association of Retired School Personnel will meet Friday at the Wheat Land Convention Center 1311 E Fulton St. Jay Garrtson will present a program on growing cotton in Kansas and elections for the next biennium will be held. Reservations via RSVP officer at 275-5566. Leave a message if no answer.
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Sunflower Unit
The
Kansas Association of
Wheat Land Convention Center
E. Fulton St
Jay Garrtson
Kansas
RSVP
Garden City High to host underclassmen awards night
Garden City High School will hold an underclassmen awards ceremony for freshmen through juniors on May 21 at 7 p.m. in Clifford Hope Auditorium. Parents and community members are invited to attend.
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Garden City High School
Clifford Hope Auditorium
GCHS
Bloom Nominated for Trego County Sheriff by Democrats
In WaKeeney Kansas Ryan Bloom a 25-year-old ex deputy and former Dodge City police K 9 coordinator is the party nominee to replace Sheriff Curt Bender who resigned amid a Kansas Bureau of Investigation probe Conness has served as acting county law officer after resignations and terminations Gov Kathleen Sebelius must confirm Bloom with a final decision pending.
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Wakeeney
Trego County
Democratic Party
Ryan Bloom
Curt Bender
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Bloom
Sheriff
Bender
Dodge City
Police Department
Kathleen Conness
Kathleen Sebelius
Harvest projected at 388 million bushels
Kansas farmers are forecast to harvest 388 million bushels of winter wheat in 2003, up 45 percent from last year’s drought. The Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service cites an average yield of 40 bushels per acre from 9.7 million harvested acres, the largest since 1998, with 10.3 million planted.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
The
Statistics Service
Keith Sings Duet With Former POW At Homecoming
Pfc. Patrick Miller, recently freed from Iraqi captivity, sang with country star Toby Keith at his Valley Center homecoming parade and rally. Keith joined Miller on stage after an impromptu trio of Miller and friends. The crowd responded with tears and cheers as Miller performed a chorus of Courtesy of the Red White and Blue. The surprise appearance included a guitar gift from Keith, who declined lingering spotlight to keep Miller’s day focused on celebration.
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Valley Center
Patrick Miller
Miller
Bobby Massey
Valley Center Assembly of God
Toby Keith
Keith
Rusty Callahan
Callahan
Mike Smith
Garden City
Valley Center High School
Smith
Madison
Miss
Tim Kern
Police logs list multiple arrests for curfew and warrants
The report details numerous arrests and citations across the city from Friday night to Sunday. Notable names include Ruben Ibarra facing warrants for domestic battery theft and driving while suspended, and Elizabeth Mondragon cited for theft. Several minors were cited for alcohol and curfew violations, with others detained on DUI, trespass, and probation violations.
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Ruben Ibarra
W. Kansas Ave
Apt. B
Law Enforcement Center
N. Ninth St
Joe Torres Jr
Diane St
West Buffalo Jones Avenue
Nicole Overtone
11Th St
Tyler Popejoy
Cody Popejoy
W. Campbell Sr
Popejoy
Summit Street
Filiberto Escobedo
Rodkey Road
North 12Th Street
Robert Guzman
Karen St
Mae Street
Jose Carrillo
Sixth St
Vinzant Street
Blake Dart
Wichita
Eldorado Place
Carlos Rivas
Taylor Ave
Apt. 1
South Fourth Street
Efrain Salamanca
E. U.S. Highway 50
Lot 174
West Fulton Street
Elizabeth Mondragon
18Th St
West Chestnut Street
Tyler Blackburn
Holcomb
Jerod Bakken
S. Donna
Ernest Schwartz
Salina
Walk Kansas mobilizes Scott County in statewide health drive
About 12,000 Kansans joined Walk Kansas, a health program by Kansas State University Extension started last year. In Scott County 294 residents formed teams totaling 20 727 miles in eight weeks, averaging 49 teams of six members. Teams earned prizes for surpassing goals while community events celebrated walkers at courthouses statewide.
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Scott County
Kansas
Walk
Kansas’ State University Extension
Mike Bradshaw
K-State Extension
Genelle Krehbiel
Scott County Extension Office
Krehbiel
Community Health Coalition
Usc
Dean Katt
Katt
el Quartelejo
Wichita County
Belinda Oldham
Oldham
Thick Chicks
Sneakers Streakers
Finney County
Grant County
Greeley County
Hamilton County
Haskell County
Kearny County
Lane County
Stevens County
Oznet.ksu.edu
Watk
Great Bend shooting leaves man dead three hurt
Police in Great Bend investigated a Friday night shooting that killed 23 year old Jessie Bittner and critically wounded two others. Authorities arrested two men in connection with the incident and the injured were transported to a Wichita hospital.
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Great Bend
Jessie Bittner
Dean Akings
Wichita
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Julie Chamberlain
Wiley Elementary School
Hanekee
Jesus Valdez Jr
Ninth St
Jaime Perdo
Mansfield Road
Isabel Avenue
Jose Ernesto Martinez
South Main Street
Luis Castro
Rolling Hills Road
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Oswaldo Aguilar
Dee Ave
East Fulton Street
PATH
Mario Castro
Eugene Hillburn
S. Farmland Road
Fleming Street
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Commanche Road
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North 13Th Street
Roque Flores
Nelson St
J.C. Street
Tim Childers
Taylor Avenue
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