TRAC-7 risk management courses open at GCCC online Oct 18
Enrollment is now open for risk management instruction under the TRAC-7 consortium led by Washburn University and Garden City Community College with five other Kansas colleges. The program, funded by a $19.6 million U S Department of Labor grant, aims to boost employability by teaching risk reduction across industries. Contact Melissa Stevens at Highland Community College or the GCCC Technical Education Division for details and program specifics including a new Food Safety track at GCCC.
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U.S. Department of Labor
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Family Math Night at Stones Intermediate Center Tuesday
Charles O Stones Intermediate Center will host Family Math Night from 5 30 to 7 15 p m on Tuesday at 401 Jennie Barker Road The theme Elect to Do Math features a hot dog supper and activities from 6 15 to 7 15 including Punk'd math jeopardy algebra walk Who Wants to be President and computer math games Door prizes include math baskets The event aims to show families math can be fun and encourage exploration of new math experiences.
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School board to discuss support systems agenda
USD 457 Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. Monday in the Educational Support Center on Fleming Street to review a curriculum report on multi tier systems of support by Darren Dennis and Leigh Ann Roderick. A closed session will discuss non elected personnel matters.
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Gas Prices From Garden City Stations Update
Prices based on the most recent samples from Garden City gas stations. Source AAA Fuel Price Finder.
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Cold front brings early freezing lows this weekend
A Dodge City area meteorologist warns of subfreezing lows around 27 degrees in Garden City tonight into Sunday morning, earlier than usual for October. He notes no snow is expected with this cold front and October rainfall remains light with a continuing drought trend into January.
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Kansas limits on pain and suffering damages upheld
Kansas Supreme Court upheld the 1988 cap of 250000 on non economic damages in medical malpractice suits. Amy Miller had challenged the cap after a 2002 case where doctors removed the wrong ovary. The court left intact the cap while ordering partial reinstatement of 100000 for future economic losses, a decision praised by business groups and Republicans but criticized by Miller and advocates for the disabled.
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Carol Beier
Lee Johnson
House
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Hutchinson
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Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Americans For Prosperity
Derrick Sontag
November vote could curb Kansas boat tax burden
A constitutional amendment on the November ballot would let Kansas residents reduce boat property taxes aligning rates with Midwest norms. Proponents note current tax is 30 percent of boat value times county mill, making Kansas taxes far higher than Oklahoma and other states, potentially driving registrations out of state.
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