Garden City Community College elects SGA officers for 2010-11
Garden City Community College student government officers for 2010 11 were elected April 22 with about 150 votes. Marc Najera begins as president, Ashley Nielsen becomes vice president, Thao Naguyen treasurer, Lenna Kiem secretary, and David Welch public relations officer. Sophomore and freshman class officers were also chosen, with Alyssa Kerckhove president of the sophomores and Rachel Swank president of the freshmen.
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Garden City Community College
SGA
Marc Najera
Garden City
Najera
Regina Aguiniga
Ashley Nielsen
Syracuse
Nielsen
Thao Naguyen
Lenna Kiem
Kiem
Haley Wilcoxson
Scott City
David Welch
Garfield
Welch
Baillie Woydziak
Alyssa Kerckhove
Gustine
Calif
Andrew Sincock
St. Stephen
United Kingdom
Wilcoxson
Rachel Swank
Lisa Dechant
Eric Collier
Marisa Martinez
Cherlyn Suderman
Vanessa Wyatt
Pierceville
Victoria Fernandez
Kerckhove
Garden City Women Named to KCSL Leadership Roles
Janice Parks was appointed to the Kansas Children's Service League Foundation Board of Trustees and Beverly Catanese was elected to the KCSL Board Executive Committee as Secretary. Parks chairs multiple local groups and serves as a CASA volunteer while Catanese works as an RN with High Plain Urology and aids St. Catherine Hospital and the Finney County Chamber of Commerce. KCSL, a statewide nonprofit with 24 offices, supports services for about 40,000 Kansas children and families annually.
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Janice Parks
Garden City
Kansas Chilren
Service League Foundation
Parks
Commerce Bank
Kcsl Foundation
Finney County
Epsilon Sigma Alpha International
First United Methodist Church
CASA
Beverly Catanese
KCSL
Catanese
St. Catherine Hospital
Finney County Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Kansas ethics panel fines Steineger 5000 in campaign fund case
Kansas Senator Chris Steineger, a Democrat from Kansas City, was fined 5000 by the Governmental Ethics Commission for misusing campaign funds. The panel ruled a violation occurred in using Senate campaign money to pay for polling to test name recognition for a future statewide run.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Ethics Commission
Chris Steineger
Kansas City
Governmental Ethics Commission
Steineger
Senate
Chris Biggs
Ethics Commis
Commission
M.J. Ross Group Inc
Portland
Ore
Consulting
Zoos Animal Crackers in My ZOOP Musical Fundraiser
Lee Richardson Zoo hosts Animal Crackers in My ZOOP a musical menagerie at Finnup Center June 3 4 5 and 8 12 with two Sunday matinees June 6 and 13 at 7 30 p m and 2 p m Tickets 15 proceeds benefit Cat Canyon a new jaguar puma bobcat habitat featuring handcrafted puppets and stage props created by local volunteers Tickets available by mail order or online through Folrz com
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Lee Richardson Zoo
Finnup Center
Coral
Skip” Mancini
Martha Miller
Mancini
Palmer
Friends of the Lee Richardson Zoo
Cat Canyon
Larry
Carole Geier
Carole
Zoo
Garden City Community College Music Department
Folrz. Com
Skip Mancini
Larry Geier
State approves tax incentive for BNSF freight hub
The Kansas Legislature passed a tax incentive up to 35 million for BNSF to speed a 750 million Edgerton freight hub project in southwestern Johnson County. Construction is to start this year, with a 1,000 acre development including a 500 acre yard and warehousing to move goods between trucks and trains. The plan diverts sales tax on utilities to a grant fund payable by 2045. Environmental groups challenged a federal permit, while Gov. Parkinson calls it vital to Kansas transportation and job growth.
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Edgerton
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad
The
Kansas City Star
BNSE
Con
Johnson County
BNSF
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Mark Parkinson
Kansas
Joe Erskine
ZZ Top Cancels State Fair Kansas Show
The Kansas State Fair confirms ZZ Top will cancel its Sept. 19 grandstand performance after band management authorized the announcement. Opening act Mick Fleetwood Blues Band also canceled, with refunds and exchange options provided. Fair officials seek replacement acts as Foreigner leads ticket sales with about 1,450 sold by Tuesday.
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ZZ Top
Tom Petty
Mick Fleetwood
Denny Stoecklein
Stoecklein
N. Poplar St
Hutchinson
Fair
Maroon 5
the Fair
Foreigner
Terry Fator
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Sion
Sabrina Standifer
Wichita
Laurie Sisk
Telegraf
John Ford
Tangeman
Kathy Sexson
Sexson
Folaz
Rachi
el Gray
Bnsf Railroad
State Fair
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