Kansas Lottery Warns of Bogus Email Scam Targeting Kansans
The Kansas Lottery warns residents about a fake email claiming a $2.5 million lottery win. Recipients are told to deposit $1,500 to $4,500 into a "payment center" to release funds. Scammers can steal bank info and funds, with elderly individuals as a common target. For protection, contact the Consumer Protection Division at 800-432-2310 or visit ksag.org.
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Ksag.org
GCCC Announces Summer Hours for Campus Services
Garden City Community College switches to summer hours 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays for administration and Saffell Library with extended fall semester schedule. Library hours adjust during main session to 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon and Thu and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tue Wed Fri. Broacbuster Bookstore opens 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mon Thu and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fri. snack bar hours 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mon to Fri through Aug 5. Enrollment for fall and summer classes also available 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon to Fri in Administration Building.
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GCCC
Saffell
Broacbuster
Beth Tedrow
Free child care orientation scheduled for Tuesday
Individuals aiming to start a home day care are invited to a free session from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Finney County Health Department 919 Zero Road. Topics cover in home day cares application process and laws for providers. Call Donna Marley at 272-3600 for details.
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Finney County Health Department
Zero Road
Donna Marley
Care teleconference set for Thursday
A Better Kid Care satellite teleconference titled Changing Spaces will run from 6 10 to 8 10 p m Thursday at the Finney County Extension Office 501 S Ninth St Providers will learn about conflict causes space arrangement ideas and tips to improve child care areas The fee is 2 per person A two hour group in service training certificate will be issued to attendees Pre register by calling 272 3670 by Wednesday
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Finney County Extension
S. Ninth St
GCHS Offers Two Summer Classes This June
Garden City High School will offer two elective courses in June for students to free up year schedule time. Windows Applications, in the afternoon, counts half a graduation credit. Summer physical education in the morning counts one third. Each class costs $100, requires 20 students, and is open to incoming freshmen to juniors. For info call Linda Ackerman at 276-5170.
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Garden City High School
Linda Ackerman
Kansas universities seek 2005 06 tuition hikes
TOPEKA AP Kansas university officials unveiled proposals to raise tuition by 6.5 percent at Fort Hays State and up to 15.9 percent at KU for the 2005 06 academic year. The plan would add about 36 million to current 360 million in-state tuition revenue, funding faculty pay, program upgrades, and maintenance as regents consider June action.
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Kansas
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Augusta
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Burns
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Shulenburger
University of Nebraska
University of Iowa
University of Missouri
New film focuses on Kansas governors and six leaders
A Washburn University ceremony showcased The Kansas Governor a new documentary by Bob Beatty featuring interviews with Governor Kathleen Sebelius and five living former governors Avery Anderson Hayden Graves and Carlin. It airs June 1 on Cox Topeka and later statewide.
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Kathleen Sebelius
Washburn University
William Avery
John Anderson
Mike Hayden
Bob Beatty
Washburn
Cox
Sebelius
Avery, Anderson
Hayden
Bill Graves
John Carlin
Graves
Carlin
Washington
Beatty
Avery
Wakefield
Congress
Anderson
Johnson County
Exhibit and classes coming to ArtsCenter in June
Brent Learned displays artwork at the Southwest Arts & Humanities Council Arts Center on Main May through June with a reception June 4 from 7 to 9 p.m. His children's acrylic workshop June 4 costs 5 dollars for fourth through 12th graders. Also scheduled are art classes by Carole Geier, Linda Madgwick, Mary Gere, and Margaret Meyers, plus the SAHC Members Only exhibit continuing through May 27.
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Southwest Arts & Humanities Council
Main
N. Main St
SAHC
Learned
Oklahoma City
University of Kansas Art Museum
Lawrence
Cheyenne/ Arapaho Museum
Clinton
Okla
Carole Geier
Linda Madgwick
Mary Gere
Lee Richardson Zoo
Margaret Meyers
Arts Center
Fort Hays Plans to Go Wireless Campuswide
Fort Hays State University will install campuswide wireless Internet and move to full mobile computing, becoming the first Kansas Regents institution to convert. The plan spans three years with laptops for faculty in the second year and required student laptops by fall 2007, enabling learning anywhere anytime.
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Fort Hays State University
Hammond
Fort Hays State
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