Klicks for Kids exhibit links foster care to adoption in Kansas
The Klicks for Kids traveling photo exhibit showcases Kansas children in foster care awaiting adoption. Presented by the Kansas Children's Service League and the Kansas Professional Photographers Association, it runs through Wednesday at the Clarion Inn in Kansas, with an open house Friday 5 to 7 p.m. sponsored by Samy's Spirits & Steakhouse. The program aims to recruit families for over 900 children, noting past galleries led to about 25 percent of featured children finding adoptive homes.
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Clarion In
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Klicks For Kids
kesLorg
Cyber bullying meeting scheduled at Stones Intermediate Center
Charles O Stones Intermediate Center will host a parent meeting on cyber bullying at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the cafeteria at 401 Jennie Barker Road. The session features a guest speaker and bilingual presentation to help parents spot issues at home. Garden City High Jazz Band concert at 7:30 p.m. at Clifford Hope Stadium features Abe Hubert School group and three ensembles.
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Jennie Barker Road
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Clifford Hope Storium
N. Main St
Abe Hubert
LeAnn Thiema
Greeley County Health Services
National Community Center of Excellence In
Greeley County High School
Tribune
Hospice weekend retreat planned for ninth annual Comfort Zone
St Catherine Hospice sponsors the ninth annual Comfort Zone Family Retreat October seventeenth to nineteenth at Camp Lakeside in Scott City. The program aids those grieving, with sessions for adults teens and children to express feelings and gain coping tools. The weekend includes six meals and lodging. Information available from Gia Cash or Chaplain Kenne therine Hospice Camp vnaOTT at 272-2519 or 800-28.
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St. Catherine
GCCC Seeks Better Readiness for College via Ends Plan
Garden City Community College trustees heard a semi annual update showing more than 58 percent of 2007-08 entrants were placed in developmental classes. President Ballantyne outlined ends focused on essential skills, work readiness, enrichment, and workforce development with academic advancement data due next month.
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Garden City Community College
GCCC
Carol Ballantyne
Ballantyne
Bill Clifford
Garden City High School
Kevin Brungardt
Pet Expo fundraiser to aid new animal shelter
Finney County Humane Society hosts a Saturday Pet Expo at Finney County Fairgrounds Exhibition Building from 10 am to 4 pm with a silent auction police dog demonstrations an agility course a costume parade craft vendors face painting dunk tanks and bounce houses. Sponsored by Commerce Bank the event is free and leashed pets are welcome. Nancy Garhart 275-6364.
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Finney County Humane Society
Finney County Fairgrounds
Commerce Bank
Nancy Garhart
Alzheimer’s Association
Lee Richardson Zoo
Greeley County
Teen charged with attempted murder to undergo neurological test
A 16 year old Greeley County youth charged with attempted first degree murder will be tested neurologically in Wichita. The judge denied travel from Wakeeney detention to the testing facility, so the youth will go with law enforcement. The case stems from a Sept. 14 home beating with a wooden club in Tribune where the suspect allegedly aimed to kill a 16 year old boy.
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Wichita
Dustin R. Myers
Tribune
Charles Moser
Myers
Northwest Regional
Wakeeney
Wade Dixon
Moser
Mark Rine
Rine
Scott City
Jake W. Brooks
Brooks
Mit
Scott City weighs options as arsenic tests rise at Well No 4
Public works chief Mike Todd expects Well No 4 on Glenn Street to exceed KDHE limits for arsenic. If shut, city might blend with Well No 9, abandon, drill a new well, or treat water. Blending costs about 200000, with total options ranging 300000 to 350000 for treatment.
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Public Works
Mike Todd
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Topeka
Todd
Glenn Street
Public Works Office
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