Endangered Species Day at Lee Richardson Zoo Spotlight
The zoo will host Endangered Species Day from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday to raise awareness of at risk animals and celebrate saved species. Activities include keeper talks crafts and a welcome for new residents including endangered black rhinos Johari and Jabari.
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Johari
YMCA Family Fun Night Opens Summer In Garden City
The Garden City Family YMCA hosts a free Family Fun Night this Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. with inflatables tattoos carnival games prizes swimming and snacks. For information contact Krystal Richardson family director at 620 275 1199.
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Final legislative Chamber coffee by Garden City Chamber
The final legislative coffee of the spring is at 10 a.m. Saturday in Classroom B at St. Catherine Hospital 401 E Spruce St. The Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce hosts the forum inviting the public to hear from area legislators and ask questions.
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E. Spruce St
Garden City Area
Garden City High School ACT Math Test Prep Class
Garden City High School will host an ACT Math Test Prep Class from 11 a.m. to noon on May 26 31 and June 2 at Public Service Academy Room P117 2720 Buffalo Way Blvd. The $40 fee requires pre payment to register with Donald Raymer by Thursday. Class size is limited and covers calculator use TI 84 practice problems and a practice test with a Q A session.
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Garden City High School
Gchs Public Service Academy
Buffalo Way Blvd
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Medicaid providers brace for Kansas rate cuts
Kansas Medicaid providers, led by the Kansas Medical Society, say Gov. Sam Brownback’s office signaled imminent reimbursement reductions for KanCare. A 5 percent cut at the Department of Health and Environment could total about $35 million and would be part of broader budget reductions affecting state agencies and higher education.
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KanCare
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
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Wichita Eagle
Eileen Hawley
Jim Ward
Wichita
Mark Parkinson
Parkinson
Kansas Health Institute News Service
Jenian, Inc
Jenian
Marilyn Kubler
Kubler
Cindy Samuelson
Kansas Hospital Association
Samuelson
Mitzi McFatrich
Kansas Advocates For Better
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Board approves USD 457 personnel actions and transfers
The USD 457 Board of Education approved resignations effective May 20 for teachers and staff at multiple schools including Victor Ornelas Elementary Edith Scheuerman Horace Good Middle School Georgia Matthews Plymell Abe Hubert GCHS Florence Wilson and more. Appointments transfers and classified changes were also approved for numerous educators and support staff across district schools.
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Careena Dascanio
Victor Ornelas
Patricia Duncan
Edith Scheuerman
Amanda LaVere
Horace Good
Tessa Leonard
Georgia Matthews
Matthew Paxson
Plymell
Daniel Rinkoski
HGMS
Perla Salazar
Garden City High School
Joseph Spangler
Abe Hubert
Rebekah Walsh
Heather Ball
Mark Berends
Charles Stones
Eric Bruner
GCHS
Annette Doll
Tyson Eslinger
Mary Beth Harrs
Florence Wilson
Johnathan Ajax
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rebecca Kilgore
Sebring
Fla
Carla Algrim
Lynnlea Anderson
Kenneth Henderson
Daniel Chamberlain
Jennie Wilson
Kimberly Freeland
Brenda Howard
KHMS
Katrina Moquett
Christine Neeb
Randall Sleep
Jessica Smith
Jennie Barker
Lucas Sullivan
Alyssa Benavidez
Melanie Marcy
KS Reading
Jamie
Tina Vasquez
Gertrude Walker
Orfelinda Dunlap
Garfield
Guadalupe Camacho
Karina Amanzor
Bianca Duron
Fabiola Espinoza
Buffalo Jones
Lindsey Shull
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