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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 2011

Page

3

YMCA health info session set for Thursday at Garden City

The Garden City Family YMCA and local experts host a 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. session titled Body Mechanics with Wes Wickwar, a physical therapist, covering neck and back injuries and injury prevention. A complimentary lunch is provided. In the YMCA child care room at 1224 Center St, free for members, $5 for program participants. Contact Stacy Crase at 275-1199 or gck ymca.fitness gmail.com.

Garden City Family Ymca Wes Wickwar YMCA Center St Stacy Crase Health and Fitness Gckymca.fitness Gmail

The Upbeats to Perform at Homestead Assisted Living

A musical program featuring The Upbeats will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday at Homestead Assisted Living, 2014 N. Henderson St. The public is invited at no charge.

Homestead Assisted Living N. Henderson St

Ten Women exhibit opens at Garden City Arts Friday

Garden City Arts unveils its seventh annual Ten Women exhibit with works by Kaia Christensen Carole Geier Deb Huber Judy Scott Valarie Smith Sharon Spanner Irene Unruh Robin Waldron Robin Valenzuela and Sheila von Leonrod. A poetry reading by Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg at the State Theatre precedes the show.

Garden City Arts Garden City Arts Gallery State Theatre Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg Kaia Christensen Carole Geier Deb Huber Judy Scott Valarie Smith Sharon Spanner Irene Unruh Robin Waldron Robin Valenzuela Sheila von- Leonrod Vision N. Main St

Family holiday event set for Saturday

Families Together Inc hosts a Holiday Extravaganza from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Fiesta Courtyard 1810 Buffalo Jones Ave with vendors such as Oopsy Daisy Fashion Boutique Avon Celebrating Home Mary Kay and more. Santa appears noon to 2 p.m. meals $10 adults $7 children. Tickets via parent group Families Together office 1518 Taylor Plaza online at wwweventbrite.com or at the door.

Families Together Inc Fiesta Courtyard Buffalo Jones Ave Avon Home Mary Kay Families Together Taylor Plaza

Holiday market at Garden Valley Church Saturday

The Peppernut Shoppe and Ten Thousand Villages Market return for the 27th year at Garden Valley Church Family Center. The event features pies cinnamon rolls bierocks kolaches peppernuts candies New Year cookies and handcrafted wares from 30 countries plus breakfast and coffee. Hours 8 30 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. corner of Third and Campbell streets.

Garden Valley Church Garden Valley Church Family Center Third Campbell Streets

Holcomb board hails low cost of local education progress

The Holcomb USD 368 board heard that instructional costs per student are $8,922, placing the district 19th cheapest in Kansas, with capital and local option funds pushing the total to $10,637. Fort Leavenworth USD 207 remains cheapest overall. Kiowa County USD 422 shows the highest cost. The meeting covered the district’s adult diploma program, a pool maintenance proposal, and staffing actions including a new head baseball coach and staff pay changes. The board scheduled a follow up for December 12 at district offices.

Holcomb USD Jean Rush Board of Education Rush Kansas Bush Fort Leavenworth Kiowa County Tim McGlynn Garden City McGlynn CLC Holcomb Recreation Commission Todd VanCleave Denise Dunnette Sam Mesa Cindy Keller USD 368 Board of Education Wiley St

Kansas senators push to restore state gas storage inspections

U S Senator Pat Roberts with Kansas Republicans and Democrats seek to restore state oversight of 11 underground gas storage facilities holding more than 270 billion cubic feet. Federal courts limited state inspection authority. 19 months pass without inspections. Kansas officials plan a 2012 legislative push with House and ECC backing.

Wichita Kansas U.S Pat Roberts U.S. Senate The Wichita Eagle Roberts Federal Department of Transportation Interstate Gas Safety Hutchinson Carl Holmes House Utilities Committee Holmes House Senate Washington Kansas Corporation Commission Mark Sievers State Agency ECC Sievers Paul Davis Lawrence Congress

State Briefs on Kansas Libraries Day and Music Education Funding

Libraries across Kansas will document library usage to show value, with data aiding a State Library lobbying effort. Past snapshots showed tens of thousands of patrons, items loaned, and many connected to the Internet while helping job seekers. A separate report highlights cuts to music education staffing amid budget pressures, affecting districts statewide.

Hutchinson Kansas Library Association The Kansas Association of School Libraries State Library of Kansas Gregg Wamsley Hutchinson News Kansas

Brownback taps interim IT officer after furor

Topeka Kansas Governor Sam Brownback named Anthony Schlinsog an interim chief information technology officer for the executive branch. Schlinsog from the Kansas Department of Transportation has 16 years in private sector tech work and has been with KDOT since 2008. The permanent IT chief search follows the abrupt resignation of Jim Mann after it emerged his degree came from an unaccredited university and the administration acknowledged not fully vetting his education.

Topeka Kansas Sam Brownback Brownback Anthony Schlinsog Kansas Department of Transportation Schlinsog KDOT Jim Mann Mann

Kansas official hired as Arkansas Medicaid chief

A Kansas health official named Andy Allison will become Arkansas Medicaid director, starting December 5, replacing Gene Gessow who resigns to take a Massachusetts job. Allison will oversee Arkansas Medicaid, CHIP and state employee health plans as the state considers moving away from fee for service.

Little Rock Ark Kansas Department of Human Services Andy Allison Division of Medical Services Gene Gessow Massachusetts Allison Kansas Department of Health

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