Memorial gifts honor Iris Keating at Lee Richardson Zoo
Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo celebrates Iris Keating and her memorial gift program. Her generosity funds giraffe encounters enhancements, yard expansions, and a new deck at the giraffe exhibit, with plans to attract a female giraffe and future calves. The program invites supporters to leave 5 percent of their estate to the Friends, ensuring lasting impact. Brian Nelson leads the zoo as executive director.
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Myers) Keating
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Diverse Kansas Leadership hears from Garden City panelists
The Kansas Leadership program visited Garden City, hearing from Burmese and Mexican American residents about education, opportunities, and community integration. Panelists Perkins and Samy described schooling, career paths, and the value of hard work as USD 457 data showed Garden City’s minority and Hispanic student presence. The tour included local sites and an immigration debate with Kris Kobach, with future trips scheduled across the state.
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Kansas moves to push citizenship proof into federal voter form
Kansas law seeks stricter proof of citizenship for registrations using the federal form. Officials say new registrants must show documents like birth certificates or passports, with exceptions for naturalized citizens and overseas voters. The issue runs alongside a separate state photo ID requirement, with Kobach indicating a two tier system if federal forms are not tightened. Federal officials argue adding Kansas rules would burden voters and clash with federal law, noting no proven problems of noncitizens using the existing form.
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