Garden City Class of 1953 reunion planned this week
Garden City High School class of 1953 holds its 55th reunion this week with a Dutch Treat supper at Traditions, a Bison Range visit, tea at Sunnyland Bed and Breakfast, a banquet at Wheatlands, and coffee at the Stephens home. Invitations go to classes 1952 and 1954, plus family and teachers. Contact Kathleen Regan Scheuchzer or Sheila Goodman Smith for details.
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Garden City
Traditions
Bison Range
Sunnyland Bed and Breakfast
Wheatlands Convention Center
Bill and
Neta Stephens
Kathleen Regan Scheuchzer
Sheila Goodman Smith
State health summit planned for June in Garden City
The Healthy Kansas regional summit will be June 20 and 21 at Garden City Community College in the Student and Community Services Center. Governor sponsored event features Rod Bremby as keynote at 9:15 a.m. June 20 with a $30 workshop day for professionals, children, workers and seniors followed by a free health fair July? The schedule includes a 7:30 a.m. continental breakfast and a 3:30 p.m. close on day one and a 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. community fair day two.
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Kathleen Kelius
Kansas Recreation and Parks Association
Garden City Community College
Healthy
Kansas
Rod Bremby
Kansas Department of Health
Garden City
Promals
GCCC may start 4.7 million plan for two building upgrades
Garden City Community College trustees will weigh a 4.7 million expansion and remodeling project for the Penka Building and Warren House labs. The first phase would cost about 1.75 million, funded by a federal Title V grant, the Erdene Corley Trust, tax credits and about 200 thousand annually from the general fund.
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Garden City Community College
Board of Trustees
GCCC
Carol Ballantyne
Penka
Warren House
Erdene Corley
Respira
Tory
Stuart Nelson
Lee Construction
Garden City
Dick Construction
Hutton Construction
Wichita
ACM
Great Western Dining Services Inc
Chartwells
Great Western
Garden City seniors keep Project Graduation alive at YMCA
Garden City High School seniors celebrated Project Graduation at the Garden City Family YMCA after the event moved from the high school. Coordinator Anna Silva with help from Hector Rivera Mary Leon and Adelita Parr organized donations from local businesses and parents to fund food games and prizes for 2008 graduates.
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Garden City High School
Garden City Family Ymca
Center St
Anna_ Silva
Silva
Hector Rivera
Mary Leon
Adelita Parr
Abby Bradstreet
Alison Adams
Bradstreet
Leon
GCHS
Clarion Inn
Pizza Hut
Pepsi
el Camino
Eshresman Packing
Golden Dragon
Tom’s
Cole Proffitt
Brevin Dawes
Scott City monitors arsenic in municipal well water
Scott City continues quarterly testing after arsenic levels at well No 4 in the 1100 block of Glenn Street rose above the state limit. Tests showed 15 ppm months ago and 13 ppm last month, but officials say levels fluctuate between 9 and 15 ppm and are not a health hazard. If readings stay over 10 ppm for a year, treatment or abandonment may be required, at a potential cost of 300000 to 350000 dollars.
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Scott City
Glenn Street
Mike Todd
Todd
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
KDHE
KCHE
Topeka
Brenda Davis
Kansas
Davis
Northern Flyer Alliance aims for Oklahoma City to Kansas rail link
A grass roots group pilots a new northern Heartland Flyer route from Oklahoma City toward Kansas City with 23 endorsing cities in Oklahoma and Kansas. Officials weigh feasibility as fuel costs push interest. Evan Stair in Norman cites cost efficiency and mobility needs. Autumn Heilhaus of Wichita supports the plan.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas
Amtrak
Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma
Northern Flyer Alliance
Evan Stair
Norman
The
Alliance
Stair
Autumn Heilhaus
Wichita
Kan
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YMCA
Carlos C. Spikes
Aquatics
Jen Eggleston
Ayena
Etl
Ballantyne
Carl Perkins
Lee Tiberghien
Gordon Gillock
Cherie Perryman
Virginia Padilla
Gctelegram.com
Subway
Dillons
Adams
Kevin Cruz
Luis Garcia
Roman Durate
Cruz
Kansas City, MO
Hue
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