Kansas Archeology Training Program field school dates set
Kansas Historical Society staff and the Kansas Anthropological Association announce the Kansas Archeology Training Program field school from May 30 to June 14 offering fieldwork lab classes and social events. Survey conditions vary. participants should prepare for adverse landscapes and take precautions. For details visit the KSHS site or call the Public Archeologist at 785 272 8681 ext 266. The Down Syndrome Society of Southwest Kansas meets tonight at 6 30 at the Center of Independent Living 1802 E Spruce St. For more information contact Stephanie or Beau Tatro at 272 9917 or Marisa Perez at 271 0899.
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Kansas Historical Society
Kansas Anthropological Association
Kansas Archeology
Scott State Park
Scott County
Kshs
The
Down Syndrome Society of
Southwest Kansas
Center of Independent Living
Spruce St
Stephanie
Beau Tatro
Marisa Perez
Kansas health officials report swine flu cases rise to fifty two
Kansas health officials report 52 confirmed swine flu cases with three new infections in Geary County. Geary County leads with 12 cases, followed by Johnson and Wyandotte counties at 11 each, and Riley County with nine. Counts updated each morning.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Geary County
Johnson and Wyandotte
Riley County
Saline County
Dickinson County
Ford
Ottawa
Sedgwick
Kansas Bioscience Authority approves $11 million investments
The Kansas Bioscience Authority approved more than 11 million dollars in new investments across projects and centers as part of a 581 million dollar Kansas research initiative. About 4 million will fund a center to develop medical instruments devices and composite implants with 21.7 million planned over five years.
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Wichita
Kansas Bioscience Authorities
Kansas
Gas stations sampled in Garden City study prompt questions
A random sampling of ten Garden City gas stations prompted questions about pricing and service standards. Officials say the survey aims to gauge consumer experience and identify areas for regulation or improvement.
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Garden City
FCEDC focuses on funding and growth goals in March session
Finney County Economic Development Corp boards set top goals targeting specific industries for recruitment, expanding incentives, and creating a communications plan. They discussed long-term funding, potential private public partnerships, and partnering with Garden City Community College and city and county entities while planning action steps for 2009 and 2010.
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Finney County Economic Development Corp. Board of Directors
FCEDC
Eric
Dopperschmidt
Cathy McKinley
Tom Walker
Doug Keller
Brett Crofts
Ron Schwartz
Garden City Area
Garden City Community College
Garden City
Holcomb
Finney County
Sunflower Electric Power Corp
City to raise building permit and carnival fees in 2009
Garden City commissioners approved higher building permit fees effective June 1 and a raised daily carnival circus license, plus a new 2500 deposit for cleanup. Online filing offers discounts. 90 day licenses limited to one per year. Changes take effect after newspaper publication.
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Garden City
Kaleb Kentner
Commission
Building Safety Board of Appeals
Kentner
N. Eighth St
Nancy Harnessy
Board of Realtors
Harness
Kéntner
Frizzell
Garden City USD 457 Board approves numerous staff changes
The board accepted resignations for multiple educators and staff across Bernadine Sitts Intermediate Center Gertrude Walker Elementary Charles O Stones Intermediate Center Kenneth Henderson Middle School Victor Ornelas Elementary School Abe Hubert Middle School Plymell Elementary School Garfield Elementary School Garden City High School and New Outlook Academy. They hired new teachers and staff including math teachers Aaron Akers Sarah Harms and Michelle Thompson and several specialists and aides. Also approved transfers reassignments program budget changes closing several positions adding a literacy coach and renewing agreements with local Catholic schools and Russell Child Development Center to support early childhood and related services.
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Garden ‘City Usd 457
Board of Education
Ben Lane
Bernadine Sitts
Jessie Pinchon
Gertrude Walker
Kinlee Roth
Charles O. Stones
Dominick Dingle
Kenneth Henderson
Tonya Frost
Victor Ornelas
Archie Gooden
Special Education Department
Amanda Mills
Timothy Parker
Florence Wilsonlementary School
Karen Iystedt
Lyle Graverson
Abe Hubert
Molly Graverson
Plymell
William Lenneman
Jessica Lofquist
Garfield Elementary
Debi Zimmerman
Garden City High School
Aaron Akers
Jackson
Mich
Sarah Harms
Hampton
Iowa
GCHS
Katie Hendrix
Dodge City
Jason Smith
Pinckney
Garden City Community College
General Fund
New Outlook
St. Mary Catholic School
St. Dominic Catholic School
Russell Child Development Center
USD 457
State of Kansas
RCDC
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Down Syndrome Society
Ory
Depperschmidt
Schwartz
Stacey Frizzell
Ottaway Amusements
Finney County Exhibition Building
Georgia Matthews
Amy Jennings
Alta Brown
Emily Jones
Eda Elizabeth Koning
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