Spring enrollment opens at Garden City Community College
Garden City Community College opened spring semester enrollment with classes starting January 11. Hours at the Student and Community Services Center are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fridays. Enrollment runs through December 16 and January 2 to 10, with the campus closed December 17 through January 1.
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Garden City Community College
Student and Community Services Center
SCSC
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Grant County blood drive set for Thursday
The Grant County community blood drive will run from noon to 6 p.m. Thursday in the South Room at the Grant County Civic Center in Ulysses. Donors must be 17, weigh at least 110 pounds, and 16-year-olds may donate with parental permission. Cancer survivors in remission for one year are encouraged to donate. Bring donor card or photo I.D. Walk-ins welcome.
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Grant County
Grant County Civic Center
Ulysses
Bookstore dedication set for Saturday at Finney County Library
The Friends of the Library will dedicate its new book store at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at 605 E. Walnut St. A ribbon cutting and brief speeches by trustees library staff and Friends of the Library will mark the ceremony funded by the Finnup Foundation Trust. For more information call 272-3680.
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Walnut St
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Humdinger Band to Perform Tonight at Garden Valley
The Garden City Humdinger Band will perform a musical variety program at 7 PM tonight at Garden Valley Retirement Village located at 1505 E Spruce St. The public may attend at no charge and a contact number 275-5036 is provided for more information.
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Garden City
Nurse admits drug tampering in Salina case
Melanie Morrison pleaded guilty in Topeka to consumer product tampering and adulteration of morphine at Holiday Resort Nursing Facility in Salina. She admitted diluting morphine with sodium chloride in February 2010 to hide thefts, surrendering her nursing license and facing a 36 month sentence set for February 24.
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Salina
Melanie Morrison
Topeka
Morrison
Brownback staff overreacted to teen tweet at Capitol
Emma Sullivan, an 18 year old from Fairway, tweeted insults about Gov. Sam Brownback during a Youth in Government event in Topeka. Brownback apologized for his staff overreacting to the post, while the school district dropped plans for a formal apology.
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Kansas
Sam Brownback
State Capitol
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Brownback
Kansas City
Fairway
Yov
Sullivan
Scott Holste
Holste
Associated Press
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Deborah Brown
Shawnee Mission
Brown
Shawnee Mission East
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Burger
Krawitz
Doug Bonney
American Civil Liberties Union of
Missouri
Bonney
Ulysses man sues assistant Finney County attorney
Carlos Moral of Ulysses files a complaint against assistant Finney County attorney Tamara Hicks alleging perjury and defamation in a prior case where Moral was defendant. The Morals face 29 felonies in Grant County for theft and forged documents linked to The Movies theater, with trial set for December 19.
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Ulysses Man
Ulysses
Finney County
Carlos Moral
Tamara Hicks
Moral
Julie Moral
Garden City Telegram
Ricklin R. Pierce
Morals
John Wheeler
Gerald Schultz
Hicks
Schultz
Western Motor
Garden City
Alan Denno
Michael L. Quint
Grant County
Richard Dudley
US District Court
Wichita
Dudleys
Lance Babcock
Thomas Pinnick
Grant County Bank
Babcock
Holiday season seen as risk for crime in Garden City
Garden City police warn holidays increase theft risk as homes sit vacant during events, travels, and family outings. Officers urge making homes appear occupied with lights or TV, daily checkups, and mailbox clearing while cautioning about social networks revealing when homes are empty. Potential burglars target homes, vehicles, and shops during winter breaks.
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Garden City
Michael Reagle
Beagle
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Animal shelter kicks off Black Friday sale in Wichita
The Kansas Humane Society held its first post Thanksgiving sale offering 20 percent off any animal with a shelter donation. The lobby was packed as 32 people adopted pets by 6 p.m. The shelter offered dogs, chinchillas and other animals, with volunteers urging donations of treats or toys.
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Wichita
Kansas Humane Society
Shelter
Melissa Houston
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