Teen hit by car while running across Mary Street
Garden City teenager Ana Florez sixteen injured Tuesday after being struck by a Chevrolet Blazer while attempting to cross four lanes of Mary Street. She was taken to St. Catherine Hospital with possible head injuries and a bruised lung, underwent surgery, and was listed in fair condition. Police say Christopher Munoz twenty four failed to stop in time. investigation continues with no citations issued.
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Garden City
Mary Street
Ana Florez
W. Mary St
Apt. D
St. Catherine Hospital
Florez
Christopher Munoz
Seventh St
Starving Artists Sale by Sandhills Art Association
The Sandhills Art Association will host a Starving Artists Sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at 1101 Pershing Ave one block west of the East Dillons store. All original art will be priced at $20 or less.
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Sandhills Art Association
Pershing Ave
East Dillons
Abe Hubert choirs to perform Thursday
Abe Hubert Middle School choirs present their final concert of the year on Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Abe Hubert gym. All four choirs will be featured on the program.
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Abe Hubert
Drip irrigation seminar planned for Thursday
The Garden City Area Pond Association will hold a drip irrigation seminar from 7 to 8 30 p m Thursday at Ida Ruth Larsons home 910 Lyle Ave The public is welcome Attendees will learn how drip irrigation efficiently waters landscapes and conserves water supplies For more information call Steve Michel at 271-2929
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Garden City Area Pond Association
Ida Ruth Larson
Lyle Ave
Steve Michel
AG declines to probe KU sex professor allegations
Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline says he will not investigate Sen Susan Wagle's claim that University of Kansas professor Dennis Dailey showed obscene videos and harassed students in a human sexuality class. He cites no illegal activity and notes state law allows obscene materials in classrooms. harassment claims would be private litigation. The university found the allegations unsubstantiated.
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Topeka
Kansas
Phill Kline
University of Kansas
Kline
Susan Wagle
Dennis Dailey
Rabies rise warned amid warm weather and West Nile fears
Kansas health officials warn rising rabies cases as warming trends boost mosquito season and West Nile concerns. Veterinarian Kris Harris notes rabies can mimic West Nile in horses. owners face testing costs and decisions about euthanasia or quarantine. KDHE reports multiple rabies detections in cattle and wildlife this year.
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Kansas State University
Kris Harris
Walnut Fork Veterinary Service
Ness City
Lane County
Harris
KDHE
Menninger Kline reach asset retention agreement in Kansas
Menninger and Attorney General Phill Kline have agreed to place a portion of the clinic assets in a trust for Kansas mental health services in Shawnee County as the Topeka site moves to Houston. Gov Sebelius backs the idea while Menninger CEO Aitken confirms cooperation. the trio, including the Menninger Foundation, oversees about $200 million in assets.
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Topeka
Menninger
Phill Kline
Kansas
Texas
Doug Mays
Kline
Mays
Shawnee County
Associated Press
Karl Menninger
Houston
Baylor College of Medicine
Methodist Hospital
Kansas City, Mo
Health Midwest
HCA Inc
Nashville
Kathleen Sebelius
Ilan Aitken
Carla Stovall
Topekans
Kansans
Aitken
Menninger Foundation
Menninger Clinic
Menninger Fund
BOE debates how to deliver its message to lawmakers
In Topeka AP report on the State Board of Education weighing new ways to push for funding tied to student achievement as the Legislature’s budget delays loom. Members urge clarity on accountability while balancing salaries, leadership, and district costs amid calls for reform.
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Topeka
State Board of Education
Bill Wagnon
Wyatt
Connie Morris
St. Francis
State Department of Education
Morris
Sue Gamble
Shawnee
Police Beat Summary: multiple cases from local logs
Michael Fitch cited for criminal trespass at Old Lovers Lane. Luisa Arias cited for allegedly shoplifting a printer, gloves and BB gun. Loss $174. Rhonda Jenkins cited for theft from Feb 4. Rodrigues arrested for aggravated assault two domestic battery offenses and out-of-county warrant. Guinn cited for driving while suspended. Wallace arrested on two traffic warrants and cited for two failed to appear warrants. Nurman cited for theft. Various property crimes including stolen cell phone, bicycle, real estate sign, vehicle damage, graffiti, vandalism, graffiti at Garden City High School, window/satellite damage, and multiple fluid spills, fires, alarms, and a vehicle accident. Continuous investigation noted.
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Michael Fitch
College St
Apt
Old Lovers Lane
Luisa Arias
Oklahoma St
East
Kansas Avenue
Rhonda Jenkins
Colorado Springs
Colo
North Eighth Street
Rachel Rodrigues
Eighth St
Dale Guinn Sr
Kathryn
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