Golden Oldies Program At Garden Valley Tonight
A musical program of Golden Oldies featuring The Garden City Humdinger Band starts at 7 tonight at Garden Valley Retirement Village 1505 E Spruce St. The public is invited at no charge. For more information call 275-5036.
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Schulman Avenue Work Reaches Halfway Point in City
Reconstruction on Schulman Avenue from the US 50/83/400 bypass to Jennie Barker Road is at halfway. On Thursday only east bound traffic will use the segment from the bypass to Jennie Barker Road. Access to nearby businesses and residences remains from the bypass. Laren Road will allow construction traffic from the north to access the Menards site.
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Free music program by Garden City Humdinger Band Friday
The Garden City Humdinger Band performs at 7 p.m. Friday at Homestead Assisted Living, 2414 N Henderson. Attendance is free.
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Exhibit on presidential also rans at Stauth Memorial Museum
A new exhibit They Also Ranopens Sunday at Stauth Memorial Museum Montezuma 111 N Aztec showcases military heroes who pursued the presidency incumbents who lost and campaign costs. It uses original cartoons sheet music and memorabilia to reveal neglected stories behind defeated candidates. Admission is free donations accepted. Hours TueSat 9am noon and 1 4 30pm Sun 1 30 4 30pm through Jan 27 2013. Group tours for five or more require advance call 620 846 2527.
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Church dinner theater “Shepherd's Comedy” at Trinity Church
Trinity Lutheran Church hosts a medieval dinner theater next week titled Shepherds Comedy. High Plains Home Educators students perform December 6 7 and 8 starting at 6 30 p m at 1010 Fleming Street. Free will donations accepted. Reservations at 620 397 5055.
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Kansas Wesleyan to add new degree in emergency management
Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina will offer Kansas first four year degree in emergency management starting this spring. The first two classes begin in spring with more in fall 2013. Associate professor John Burchill says the program already attracts strong interest and will draw many private sector students, about half already working in the field.
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Kansas trialing teacher evaluation protocol in districts
Kansas educators and administrators partner with the state Department of Education on the Kansas Education Evaluation Protocol a pilot program in about two dozen districts to measure performance as part of federal waiver requirements. Districts must choose an system by 2014 15 and connect evaluation to student growth with input from the KSDE and USDOE.
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Kansas Association of School Boards
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Teresa Songs
Chase Middle School
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Gram
State Department
Scott Myers
KSDE
U.S. Department of Education
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Media Crossroads opens at KU to host student storytelling
KU's Media Crossroads center on the fourth floor of the Kansas Union invites students and community members to create video stories using three cameras a green screen and a control room. Director Cal Butcher and Associate Professor Scott Reinardy lead the project with plans for student staffed operations and an online reservation system.
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Holiday eating tips from Kansas State expert
Kansas State University nutrition specialist Tanda Kidd says understanding food science helps enjoy holiday meals without weight gain. She recommends regular meals, high fiber foods, smaller portions, recipe tweaks to cut calories, and mindful pacing to prevent overindulgence at gatherings.
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