Finney County Extension Council names election committee members
Finney County Extension Council announced the results of its annual election held Tuesday at the Extension Office. New two year terms begin January 1, 2012 for Agriculture Program Development Michael Burch Jake Price and Doug Mai. Family and Consumer Sciences Alice Banning Carol Deaver Brenda Drees. 4-H Amanda Hands Karen Murrell Tara York. Economic Development Barbara Jensen Jill Wessels Dean Zemp. Results are available for viewing upon request.
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Finney County Extension Council
Finney County Extension Office
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Agriculture
Michael Burch
Jake Price
Doug Mai
Alice Banning
Carol Deaver
Brenda Drees
Amanda Hands
Karen Murrell
Tara York
Barbara Jensen
Jill Wessels
Dean Zemp
Biker’s breakfast planned for Sunday at American Legion
A Biker’s Breakfast will be held Sunday from 8 to 11 a.m. at the American Legion, 125 W. Pine St. The menu includes eggs bacon ham sausage biscuits and gravy French toast potatoes juice coffee and more with an all you can eat price of seven dollars.
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Alta Brown Hosting Family Literacy Night Thursday
Alta Brown Elementary School will host a Family Literacy Math and Health Night from 5 30 to 7 p m on Thursday A variety of games and presentations will run throughout the evening Free books will be distributed and a light supper provided Community organizations will offer health and safety activities and information Blood pressure checks and health presentations will be offered during the event.
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Alta Brown
Florence Wilson Elementary Literacy Night Event Details
Florence Wilson Elementary hosts Literacy Night from 6 to 7 30 p m on Thursday with the Gobble Up a Good Book theme. Activities include pumpkin treats crafts reading wonder books and an MP3 player raffle for attendees to boost home literacy collaboration. Jennie Wilson Elementary Math Night runs 6 to 7 30 p m on Tuesday under Start Your Engines prompting racing style math stations and a door prize for attending students.
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Florence Wilson
Jennie Wilson
Jennie Wilson Elementary
Oklahoma quakes scramble seismologists and volunteers
Seismologist Austin Holland says data gathering and instrument deployment are accelerating after last Saturday's record 5.7 quake near Sparks. He notes 100 or more aftershocks, collaboration with OU and OSU, and ongoing aftershock activity with months of potential quakes ahead.
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Oklahoma Geological Survey
Holland
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Wilzetta
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Geological Survey
Sparks
Oklahoma City
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Golden birthday on 11 11 11 delights Deerfield girl
Emily Hernandez turned 11 on 11 11 11 and celebrated with hair styling, shopping, and a family meal in Garden City. Her mother, Dawn, calls the day extraordinary and notes the rare date while others nationwide marked 11 11 11 with weddings and special events.
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Deerfield
Emily Hernandez
Dawn Hernandez
Emily
Hernandez
Garden City
Dawn
Las Vegas
Clark County
Diana Alba
Karen Fuentes
Garden City board to review four bond fund recommendations
USD 457 leaders Monday will hear four Atha recommendations on 2008 bond funds. About 2 million may be carried forward with options to spend on two school conversions, high school upgrades, and field wiring. Additional uses include tech budget boosts and fiber wiring at the new high school field.
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Garden City
Rick Atha
Atha
Abe Hubert
Horace J. Good
Darren Dennis
Steve Nordby
Leigh Ann Roderick
Steve Karlin
USD
Lindy Bilberry
FFA
Indianapolis
Educational Support Center
Fleming St
Matt Allen
Eighth St
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